An Informative Way to Start Your Tire Search

Thursday, March 4, 2010 by Tire Rack Team
As you know, Tire Rack keeps a large number of consumer surveys on hand. This is strictly for your benefit during the purchasing process. You'll find tire reviews for a number of popular manufacturers, which means you can read Hankook tire reviews, Sumitomo tire reviews, Uniroyal tire reviews...of course the list doesn't stop there.

To make it even easier for you to sift through our database, we also keep them organized by specific vehicle. You might be looking for Chrysler tires, or maybe you need Chevrolet tires. Perhaps you need 350Z tires. Regardless of your search criteria, we'll produce a list of reviews that represents appropriate tires for your vehicle.

It's just another way we attempt to streamline your purchase. An informed purchase is a better purchase, but the best kind of purchase is the one that has you driving away with a smile. And that's what we aim for every time.

Start your search.

Highest Rated 350Z tires

Thursday, September 17, 2009 by Mark Veldman
Now that there are some real options in the right sizes for the 350Z, it is interesting to see which 350Z tires get the highest ratings from our consumer Tire Reviews.

In the 225/45-18 and 245/45-18 size combination, the top non-winter tires (a couple winter tires actually achieve the highest ratings) are the Bridgestone RE960AS Pole Position and the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus





















In the 245/40-18 and 265/35-19 tire sizes, the tires with the highest reviewer's rankings are the Continental ContiSportContact2 and the Pirelli PZero.




















And, of course, you can also use our Tire Test Results, Consumer Survey Data and Consumer Tire Reviews to get all the information you need to choose the right tire for you.

350Z Tire Options

Thursday, September 17, 2009 by Mark Veldman
The Nissan 350Z came in quite a few configurations:  Base, Enthusiast, Gran Touring, NISMO, Touring and Track (not to mention Coupe or Convertible in several of these configurations. 

The Base, Enthusiast, and Touring models came with a 225/45-18 Front tire and 245/45-18 rear tire.  In 2003, these were quite unique sizes and there weren't many tire options available.  Tire Rack now has 35 different tire models from brands like BFGoodrich, Bridgestone, Continental, Dunlop, General, Goodyear, Hankook, Kumho, Michelin, Pirelli, Sumitomo and Yokohama.

Click here to view the best selling 350Z tires in the above tire sizes.

The Gran Touring Coupe, NISMO and Track versions came with a 245/40-18 front tire and 265/35-19 rear tire.  There are currently 9 tire models available from 5 different tire brands with matching tires in these sizes.

You can see the best selling 350Z tires in these sizes here.

The options for 350Z tires have really opened up over time allowing for a selection with varying price points and tires with different performance characteristics.