Posted February 5, 200619 yr comment_154740 What is really the correct type. If you go to the tyre store, I bet they'll just sell you passenge car tyres, like you'll get for your econo-box. There are tyres for: passenger car sports car SUV touring (passenger car) off-road etc. thx Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/18779-correct-tyre-type-for-a-280z/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
February 5, 200619 yr comment_154743 Depends how much you drive, in what conditions, and your driving style...not to mention the performance of the car.Lots of econoboxes these days have a habit of being just as fast or faster than an S30. You'd be fine with any decent quality summer tire if you keep it out of the snow and ice. If you might encounter these, look into a good all-season. Touring tires fall into the all-season category.If your car has a habit of spinning the tires, (or you like to burn the hell out of your clutch) get some nice sticky summer tires. They're good for dry or rain, but snow will render them useless.I have a set of decent all seasons. That's probably the best idea, and give you a wide selection of brands and prices. Just steer away from the el cheapos that you can get for like 20 bucks. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/18779-correct-tyre-type-for-a-280z/#findComment-154743 Share on other sites More sharing options...
February 6, 200619 yr comment_154775 Correct tires you ask? well if want to keep your Z as stock and original as possible like me then go with a GOOD name brand tire like BF Goodrich which is what I have and make sure it's purpose is for sports cars and go with the stock tire size which is 195/7014's Best of luck on whatever tires you choose. There is no shortage of choice out there thats for sure Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/18779-correct-tyre-type-for-a-280z/#findComment-154775 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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