Deep snow. Icy intersections. Advanced technology. Perfect weather for tires.

[blake@tirerack]

Change your tires with the seasons. With winter tires mounted on their own wheels, you can install a seasonal Tire & Wheel Package yourself. When the weather changes, you're ready. When the seasons change again, your summer package goes back on. With it comes performance optimized for the season.



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Take a look at your Winter Tire & Wheel Package options for the 2005 Nissan 350Z Touring 6-Speed:



http://www.tirerack.com/a.jsp?...dClar=



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Packages are available for other Nissans as well. You can build your own by selecting from the various tire and wheel (both steel and alloy) options that we have.



Read more about or build your own Winter Tire & Wheel Package here:



http://www.tirerack.com/a.jsp?...r.jsp

[Rex]

What's the "real" temperature to be concerned about driving with true winter tires? I'm concered about "curing them" (maybe the wrong term) if it gets into the upper 50 in the winter, but want to be able to get around in the mushy mess.

[Q-less]

How come you guys don't sell Falken tires?!?

I wanted to buy from you guys, but you don't carry them. You guys have just about every other brand but Falken. Do you plan on adding them to your inventory and test results?

BTW......im specifically referencing the ZIEX 512 series

[Q-less]

I mean if Sumitomo tires are the parent company, why not carry them as well?

http://www.hoovers.com/falken-...xhtml

"Just like the theme song from Rawhide, Falken Tire keeps "rollin', rollin', rollin'." The company, a subsidiary of the Japan-based Sumitomo Rubber Industries, makes and distributes tires that run the gamut from original equipment replacement tires for passenger cars to those found on all-terrain and off-road vehicles. Falken's other product offerings include high-performance wheels, suspension products, exhausts, and intakes geared for the consumer automotive market."

http://www.hoovers.com/sumitom...xhtml

"Sumitomo Rubber Industries is on a roll and stays in the swing of things while sitting on the dock of the bay. The company, Japan's #2 tire maker (after Bridgestone), makes tires under the Dunlop trademark. Through its alliance with US-based Goodyear Tire & Rubber, Sumitomo Rubber makes Goodyear-brand tires in Japan, while Goodyear makes Dunlop tires in North America and Europe. Sumitomo also makes golf (under the Srixon brand name) and tennis equipment, industrial products (printer blankets), precision rubber components (for use in office automation equipment), marine products (dock fenders and skirts), rubber gloves, and beds. Sumitomo Electric Industries owns almost 30% of the company, and Goodyear owns 10%."

It would seem safe to say that if a dealer carried Sumitomo, Goodyear, and Dunlop..........well, then Falken should be in there somewhere.