New 13 G37
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New 13 G37
Just picked up myself a new 13 G37 Sedan 6MT! I work at Infinti of Tustin, (car Salesman, please don't hate me! 
and figured I'd give it a go myself! I was a prevous G35 Coupe owner, one I still own, and wanted something fun! The posters here seem pretty chill, as I have read through postings ALOT but never joined until today! Hopefully I can get some good stuff going with you guys! I can post pics when I get some up!
and figured I'd give it a go myself! I was a prevous G35 Coupe owner, one I still own, and wanted something fun! The posters here seem pretty chill, as I have read through postings ALOT but never joined until today! Hopefully I can get some good stuff going with you guys! I can post pics when I get some up!
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My name Is Andy. I'm currently at work or I would put pix up! When I get home I'll have to put some up! I have an 07 G coupe at home as well so I'll have to post pix of those as well! From what I hear the Sport rims wear a little faster than non-sport... is there truth behind that?
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Welcome to the forum Andy. There's other car salesmen here, no problem with that. A lot of us have experienced the sales games and learned how to deal with it without getting too ruffled.
I'm not sure about what you were asking about the sport rims wearing faster. Do you mean tires wearing out faster for cars with sport wheels vs non sport? If so, logically they should. Non sport equipped models have all 4 wheels and tires the same size and can be rotated to maximize wear. Sport models are staggered sizes and therefore cannot be rotated.
I'm not sure about what you were asking about the sport rims wearing faster. Do you mean tires wearing out faster for cars with sport wheels vs non sport? If so, logically they should. Non sport equipped models have all 4 wheels and tires the same size and can be rotated to maximize wear. Sport models are staggered sizes and therefore cannot be rotated.
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I'm not sure about what you were asking about the sport rims wearing faster. Do you mean tires wearing out faster for cars with sport wheels vs non sport? If so, logically they should. Non sport equipped models have all 4 wheels and tires the same size and can be rotated to maximize wear. Sport models are staggered sizes and therefore cannot be rotated.
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