picmerollin
07-28-2008, 10:33 AM
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used for 2 months while i was between winter beaters, i simply decided to suck it up and get snow tires rather than try to limp around on summers and possibly crash and get stuck everywhere i had to go.
i will not need since i have a new winter basher, and i would also like to avoid refinishing my bumper cover again from the rock chips of spring driving.
tread is near 100%, used for less than 1200 km's
perfect fitment for g35 or 350z, it will not trigger the slip light since they are the proper sizes for the trac/dynamic stability control.
17"- will fit g35, 350z, some BMW's, mustang gt, and most other rear wheel drive sedans or coupes rolling on 17's.
i was in a jam when i needed these and since i wanted to retain the stock traction control etc i had very few options due to sizes and timing of my situation- and holy shit did i pay a buttload for these tires
$750 takes- they are basically brand new in bags in my laundry room.
i know its not winter tire season however i figure there are others who dont mind being prepared for our great 9 month winter, and i could use the cash to buy new tires for the new winter basher.
used for 2 months while i was between winter beaters, i simply decided to suck it up and get snow tires rather than try to limp around on summers and possibly crash and get stuck everywhere i had to go.
i will not need since i have a new winter basher, and i would also like to avoid refinishing my bumper cover again from the rock chips of spring driving.
tread is near 100%, used for less than 1200 km's
perfect fitment for g35 or 350z, it will not trigger the slip light since they are the proper sizes for the trac/dynamic stability control.
17"- will fit g35, 350z, some BMW's, mustang gt, and most other rear wheel drive sedans or coupes rolling on 17's.
i was in a jam when i needed these and since i wanted to retain the stock traction control etc i had very few options due to sizes and timing of my situation- and holy shit did i pay a buttload for these tires
$750 takes- they are basically brand new in bags in my laundry room.
i know its not winter tire season however i figure there are others who dont mind being prepared for our great 9 month winter, and i could use the cash to buy new tires for the new winter basher.