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Tires for 03 MAXIMA SE 6 speed by cogitojazz
Mar 02, 2008 (5:58 pm)
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Greetings. I need new tires NOW as I had a blow out today on Cooper tires [never buy those again]. I live in SE Ohio, so snow is common though not serious. Seeing mixed reviews on Yokohama, Bridgestone Turanza and Potenza, and Goodyear. Car has 76K, is in great shape and I'm planning to keep it. Any recommendations will be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks!
Mike
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Re: Tires for 03 MAXIMA SE 6 speed [cogitojazz] by suydam
Mar 03, 2008 (7:25 am)
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Replying to: cogitojazz (Mar 02, 2008 5:58 pm)

I have a 2001 GLE. Last fall I bought the Bridgestone Turanza Serenity and am very happy with them. They are quiet and got us through the ice and snow of winter beautifully. I also live in Ohio but north of Columbus.
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09-10 Maxima OEM Tires and Opinions by smarty666
Oct 12, 2009 (5:44 pm)
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I wanted to see what people's opinion are of the OEM tires Nissan is putting on the new Maxima; I have a 2010 SV without the sports package so I got the 18 inch Goodyear RS-A tires; while not the worse tire I've ever had they certainly are not the best either; I do have to say they are one of the noisiest tires I have ever had on a car and are so-so when it comes to handling; if anyone has an 09 Max I'd love to know how the tread is holding up on the RS-A's or if they have had to replace the tires already; thoughts, info, and opinions are welcomed!!!
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Re: 09-10 Maxima OEM Tires and Opinions [smarty666] by alexstore
Oct 25, 2009 (4:46 am)
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Replying to: smarty666 (Oct 12, 2009 5:44 pm)

I have 05 and nissan used RS-A tires since 04 model. I would say they last 80k+ and less noisy than the new tires I installed. Performance / snow / wet traction is their low point.
I replaced them with ContiPro Extreme Ultra high performance All-Season tires and my car became a beast. I drove them in snow storm and in heavy rain and they are excellent. and dry performance is at least 35-50 % better than RS-As Mind that I haven't had any modifications done to my car. Even shocks are originals.
On the negative : ContiPro Extreme tires are directional so their rotation every 7500 miles involves large investment. I have used 1/10 of a tread in 5k miles so my assumption they will not last as long as Good Year RS-As. Noise level now is much higher than OEMs.
In my mind still the positive outweigh the negatives plus these new tires cost 40% less than RS-A. I can live with more noise knowing that they are safer for me and my passengers.
 
P.S. I have no clue if Continental's breaking performance is better than RS-A as I almost never break hard.

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