Whether you’re looking to buy your first Z33 or get a second car as a project, the used 350Z market has a lot to offer. Knowing exactly what to look for will better prepare you in your search for your perfect Z Car. Our friends over at Autos.com put together an in-depth buyer’s guide for […] More »
By: My350Z Editors | September 11, 2009
Continental’s Extreme Contact DW (Dry & Wet) is a max performance summer tire developed for drivers who demand superior traction but require close to all-season performance in extreme conditions for their 2009 Nissan 370Z. Designed to deliver serious performance and good ride quality on both dry and wet roads, the ExtremeContact DW drips with German […] More »
By: My350Z Editors | July 7, 2009
Hankook’s max performance summer tire offering is the Ventus S1 evo. Developed exclusively for the drivers of sports cars, sporty coupes and high performance sedans such as the 2009 Nissan 370Z, this tire boasts outstanding road-holding ability and steering response. By minimizing distortion at high speeds and high temperatures, the Ventus S1 evo more than […] More »
By: My350Z Editors | July 7, 2009
Not only is it the OEM high-performance tire for the 2009 Nissan 370Z, the ADVAN Sport is a Max Performance summer tire developed specifically to meet the needs of many other prestigious sports cars. Designed to achieve a balance between high speed stability and ultimate traction and comfort, the ADVAN Sport raises the bar for original […] More »
By: My350Z Editors | July 2, 2009
The Pilot Sport series has served as the OEM high-performance tire for dozens of sports cars world wide, including the 2003-2009 Nissan 350Z, and is the standard for streetable performance. Michelin’s Pilot Sport PS2 picks up where the first Pilot Sport left off, delivering superior cornering ability and traction but with an asymmetric tread pattern for enhanced […] More »
By: My350Z Editors | July 1, 2009
General Tire’s Exclaim UHP (Ultra High Performance) for the 2003-2009 Nissan 350Z is a summer tire for the Fair Lady enthusiast on a budget. While low in price, it still provides outstanding grip, response and control in dry conditions as well as strong resistance to hydroplaning in the wet. Molded into the unique directional tread design is an […] More »
By: My350Z Editors | June 29, 2009
Overview The 2009 Nissan 370Z is 2.7 inches shorter and 1.3 inches wider, and although the styling has something plainly in common with the previous (2008) model, almost every plane and contour is subtly or distinctly different. The wheelbase of this sixth-generation car is almost four inches shorter than the previous-generation 350Z, and all of […] More »
By: My350Z Editors | June 11, 2009
