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Michelin P4AS or Goodyear F1 Eagles - Noise

donberg

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I really bet they let you go into turns without the feeling of the rear end getting loose. I am definitely going back to my Pilot sports once these stock tires are done. I like the stance of your Z did you lower it? Looks phenomenal!
 

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I just had the Bridgestone Potenza's taken off (New Zealand standard fitment), replaced with (wildly expensive) PilotSport 4S. Road noise is at least half of what it was. Less tram lining, no traction loss hitting hard out of a corner. The Potenza's were prone to aquaplaning also, even with small amounts of surface water. I went 285's on the rear (Nismo spec). Can't feel any difference but they look coolerer!
 

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Definitely really quiet and they stick. Worth the money to me I know the car will feel so much better all around. Great in rain you not kidding.
 
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Installed wheel spacers today…Surprised out how the steering became more sensitive. Touchy(er)

Goodyear F1 Eagles
275/35/19 Front (15mm slip on w/ extended studs)
285/35/19 Rear (20mm slip on w/extended studs)

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