Best riding tire for 5th gen?
Hey guys,
I'm looking to buy a new set of tires for our car and I'm curious to hear what you guys think is the best riding tire for a 5th gen Maxima. I really don't care what they cost (within reason), I just want a good ride. Considering we probably have the worst roads in the country/known to mankind, comfort is an issue. I have 225/45/17 Pirelli Zero Neros and I don't like them all that much. I'd like to go something a little taller and better riding. What do yall got? Thanks. |
I've had Nitto Motivos for about a month now and they ride very smooth and that's lowered with springs and 225/40/18's! Excellent grip in wet and dry conditions as well. The ride can only get better with a taller tire i'm sure
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I have a set of 215/50/17 Michelin Primacy MXM4. They are some of the best tires ive ever driven on. They are coming to the end of their life and they still ride as good as when i got them back in may 2011. Highly recommend.
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Originally Posted by Rcrootbeer
(Post 8861493)
I've had Nitto Motivos for about a month now and they ride very smooth and that's lowered with springs and 225/40/18's! Excellent grip in wet and dry conditions as well. The ride can only get better with a taller tire i'm sure
I'll have to take a look at them.
Originally Posted by oldskoolchevelle
(Post 8866713)
I have a set of 215/50/17 Michelin Primacy MXM4. They are some of the best tires ive ever driven on. They are coming to the end of their life and they still ride as good as when i got them back in may 2011. Highly recommend.
I guess I'm being a bit selfish here. I want a smooth ride, solid grip and longevity. That's not too much to ask for right? :laugh: |
Go with the stock size, and it should help some.
225 50 17's or slightly taller 215 55 17's. |
Originally Posted by NmexMAX
(Post 8867201)
Go with the stock size, and it should help some.
225 50 17's or slightly taller 215 55 17's. |
Conti ExtremeContact DWS...first purchase on this car, coming up on two years of Seattle sun/rain/slop/snow/slush/rain/downpour/flood/sun climate and they're hands down the BEST tires I've ever owned.
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Originally Posted by Amerikaner83
(Post 8867658)
Conti ExtremeContact DWS...first purchase on this car, coming up on two years of Seattle sun/rain/slop/snow/slush/rain/downpour/flood/sun climate and they're hands down the BEST tires I've ever owned.
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Originally Posted by TexasTex
(Post 8867700)
Really? I had a buddy that works at a a Sears or Tire King...or something. But anyway, he swears by continental. How many mile tire are yours?
They DO have a softer sidewall though, but it sounds like that won't be bad for what you're looking for (ride comfort) |
Originally Posted by Amerikaner83
(Post 8867704)
I want to say they're warranted for something like 80K :eek: I've put about 20k on them, rotate every 6 months, and they're great!
They DO have a softer sidewall though, but it sounds like that won't be bad for what you're looking for (ride comfort) Good stuff fellas, I appreciate it. |
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