Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $595
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Coupe, 2010+ G37 Sedan, 2008-2009 G37 Coupe, 2008-2009 G37 Sedan, Other Model G's
Location (State/Prov): CA
Item Condition: Brand New

Brand new Kumho KU31 TIres
275/30/19 $165 each
245/35/19 $134 each
all 4 for $595
Los Angeles
6263487791

 

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Too bad you're on the other coast

 

Yeah, I'm willing to ship but considering the cost probably no point.

 

New price 575 bump

 

New price 575 bump

 

New price 575 bump

 

New price 575 bump

 

Willing to sell for 500 pick up driving to long beach next weekend

 

nope sorry, best i'll do is 530 for them.

 

still have the tires?

 

These will fit a G35.... But not a G37 (the diameter is too small).

 

I don't understand. Are you saying these tire sizes 245/35/19 and 275/30/19 will not fit on a G37?
I have a 08 G37 Coupe Sport 6mt and it came stock with 19" diameter rims and the rear tires are 245/40/19 stock as well.
On a different note about the stock tires for the G, or as I like to think about them... what a crappy choice for tires on a great sports car.

I'm not a huge fan of the Bridgestone Potenza, but they seem to smoke nicely when doing donuts or burn outs. However, they don't seem to leave a nice black stripe like a Falcon 453, or a Nitto NT05. Could be me though, maybe I don't get them hot enough.

Falken Bridgestone Nitto


I hear Bridgestone makes golf ***** too. I don't golf, but I hope for those that do, Bridgestone makes a better golf ball than tire.DOMO

 

These Won't fit a G37 Coupe or Sedan.
The diameter of these two tires are too small..... enough to throw the speedometer off... a lot.

 

Oh OK I get what you mean now. The entire circumference is smaller. Yes the difference is noticeable on the speedo and odometer. I used the tire size calculator at 1010 tires and the difference is -4.52%. That translates to the speedo showing 100 kph and the car is actually doing 95.48 kph. Might actually work in your favour an keep you from speeding...too much lol

Personally I like the positive steering response gained by a shorter side wall like the 30 or 35% ratios.
I just use my gps to get an accurate speed and down the road I go. If you wanted tp spend the money there are 2 devices by hypertech (probably more by others) that allow you to change the speedo to match the tire sizes.