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Damn Dirty Ape Jul 11, 2013 11:02 PM

Where's the logic? (or am I not thinking right)?
 
Putting Yokohama summer performance tires on a g37xS coupe? X models are more sold in areas that have inclement weather my sales guy says and I tend to agree.

I'll have to pull these things off and put some Pilot Sport AS/3s (yea I know in my sig already but in my plans) and ebay the Yokos

Logic to this?

blnewt Jul 11, 2013 11:56 PM


Originally Posted by Damn Dirty Ape (Post 3652356)
Putting Yokohama summer performance tires on a g37xS coupe? X models are more sold in areas that have inclement weather my sales guy says and I tend to agree.

I'll have to pull these things off and put some Pilot Sport AS/3s (yea I know in my sig already but in my plans) and ebay the Yokos

Logic to this?

Why not keep the summer treads and just get a set of dedicated winter tires w/ a set of cheapy rims (or use the OEM rims for the winter and a new set of wheels for the Yokos?)
Sure it doesn't sound logical, but that may have been what the previous owner was planning too :)
Just saw your sig line and yours is a 2013, so they came new from the dealer that way? If so, I can fully understand why you'd be perplexed.

SwissCheeseHead Jul 12, 2013 09:24 AM

You have a Sport so I think those came stock with Summer tires from the get-go. If you're going to upgrade your wheels anyway, I would try to sell your stock set with tires. If not, then I would do what newt said and keep those for summer and get a set of cheap wheels with snow tires for winter.

Darkstar752 Jul 12, 2013 12:49 PM

I'm running summer tires on the stock 19's and picked up a set of Blizzaks/18's for 400 off of a G forum. Best of both worlds. No cost to swap tires. If you want to keep one set, just use the Michelins A/S, they've outperformed other pure summer brands already.


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