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BlazinManStan · 11-14-2013, 02:14 AM

2011 Base 370z
Varrstoen es 2.2.2 19x9.5 f 19x10.5 r; Slightly lowered on Swift Springs
Front tires: Potenza RE760 235/35
Rear tires wore out, switched only the two rear ones from RE760 275/30 to Potenza S-04 285/35
Less than a mile into first time driving after tire change, all warning lights turned on, speedometer turns off. Had it checked up by Nissan factory. They suspect the larger sizing in the rear throws off the computer system such as ABS. I wanted to get larger tires for the front to balance it out. They claim no size tires for the front would be available to match the rear.
Anyone have suggestions on what to do? Would larger tires in the front fix my problem or do I need to get a different set of tires in the back? Please advise.
Thank you very much!

11-14-2013, 02:14 AM	#1 (permalink)
BlazinManStan Base Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: CA Posts: 9 Drives: 2011 370z Black M6 Rep Power: 14	Please Help!!! Question on new tires. 2011 Base 370z Varrstoen es 2.2.2 19x9.5 f 19x10.5 r; Slightly lowered on Swift Springs Front tires: Potenza RE760 235/35 Rear tires wore out, switched only the two rear ones from RE760 275/30 to Potenza S-04 285/35 Less than a mile into first time driving after tire change, all warning lights turned on, speedometer turns off. Had it checked up by Nissan factory. They suspect the larger sizing in the rear throws off the computer system such as ABS. I wanted to get larger tires for the front to balance it out. They claim no size tires for the front would be available to match the rear. Anyone have suggestions on what to do? Would larger tires in the front fix my problem or do I need to get a different set of tires in the back? Please advise. Thank you very much!