Recommended 17" tires for Nissan Maxima 2002
Recommended 17" tires for Nissan Maxima 2002
Hi! Can anyone recommend a good set of all season 17" (225/50R-17) tires for the Nissan Maxima 2000?
I don't drive on the track, just regular city and highway driving. I'm not looking for anything that is too high end, but just something that would be a lot better than the orginal Bridgestone Potenza RE92. Thanks!
I don't drive on the track, just regular city and highway driving. I'm not looking for anything that is too high end, but just something that would be a lot better than the orginal Bridgestone Potenza RE92. Thanks!
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Re: Recommended 17" tires for Nissan Maxima 2002
Originally posted by sam930
Hi! Can anyone recommend a good set of all season 17" (225/50R-17) tires for the Nissan Maxima 2000?
I don't drive on the track, just regular city and highway driving. I'm not looking for anything that is too high end, but just something that would be a lot better than the orginal Bridgestone Potenza RE92. Thanks!
Hi! Can anyone recommend a good set of all season 17" (225/50R-17) tires for the Nissan Maxima 2000?
I don't drive on the track, just regular city and highway driving. I'm not looking for anything that is too high end, but just something that would be a lot better than the orginal Bridgestone Potenza RE92. Thanks!
Re: Recommended 17" tires for Nissan Maxima 2002
Originally posted by sam930
Hi! Can anyone recommend a good set of all season 17" (225/50R-17) tires for the Nissan Maxima 2000?
I don't drive on the track, just regular city and highway driving. I'm not looking for anything that is too high end, but just something that would be a lot better than the orginal Bridgestone Potenza RE92. Thanks!
Hi! Can anyone recommend a good set of all season 17" (225/50R-17) tires for the Nissan Maxima 2000?
I don't drive on the track, just regular city and highway driving. I'm not looking for anything that is too high end, but just something that would be a lot better than the orginal Bridgestone Potenza RE92. Thanks!
if money is no object, go with the Michelin Pilot Sport All-Seasons. The OEM Potenzas are definitely subpar.
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