Ok so, I'm new to this forum, and I tried to pick through the threads in order to find some good advice on tires for my 2016 Maxima SV (Stock wheels, 245/45R18) but I was unable to find what I needed.

I'd like to get some affordable summer tires that I can get at least 40,000 out of.

Any recommendations?

Thanks in advance.

 

Bridgestone serenity plus is all I drive with now. Quiet, great performer on dry days, exceptional performance in the rain. Newer rubber is a little stiffer, I think it's supposed to last longer now. I used to get about 35k out of them with aggressive driving...I also changed them right at 4/32...I never wear tires down to the nub.

 

Visit websites like tirerack.com and discounttiredirect.com and read hundreds of real life reviews on tires for your car.

 

Hey Mr. Smith- thanks for the tip. I've already done that, but I was hoping to collect some feedback from Maxima enthusiasts. I've been active on message boards for Stand-up jet skis (my hobby) for several years, and I've learned to appreciate the opinions from online communities over the customer reviews that get posted on retail websites.

 

 

Continental dws

 

At 45K miles, I just switched to the Continental DWS 06; great tire (esp. in wet weather). The stock Contis are scary in wet weather.

 

Went with Goodyear RSA's standard size on my Platinum. So far, so good. It's a lease car and the price was right thru goodyear.com

 

Just so I'm clear, you're suggesting a summer and a winter tire, right?

 

Not a winter tire, an all-season.

Either one will serve you very well ... I own a set of both, each on two different vehicles.

The AS-1s are on my 4th Gen Maxima.

The NS-25s are on my wife's SUV.

 

Thanks- I'd never heard of those tires, but I'll look into them.

 

I replaced the OE tires at 700 miles because of road noise. I went with Michelin Premier A/S. Late in their life I replaced them with the new Continental PureContact LS. Liking them over the Michelins so far - very quiet and nice ride.

http://www.continentaltire.com/tire-...45&ar=45&rd=18