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Hi-Step'n370Z · 07-14-2010, 08:04 PM

I've posted to the Forum about things like wheel locks and spare tires. Spine tingling as they were, I thought I'd move up from my usual level of excitement, and talk about tire tread depth.

2010 370Z Roadster

Stock 18" Bridgestone OEM's

4,750 miles

Tire pressure kept at 38 PSI

Some spirited driving, but mostly just driving around.

Both front tires were, from the inner side out; 9/32, 9/32, 9/32, 6/32.
Both rear tires were, from the inner side out; 9/32, 7/32, 7/32, 6/32.

Looks like both front and rear are wearing a bit more on the outer sides, and maybe the rears could use a slight drop in air pressure.

Don't know if that's Nissan's recommended "best handling/performance" camber, or if I need an alignment.

Just though I'd pass this along so anyone who gives a s--t has something for comparison.

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07-14-2010, 08:04 PM	#1 (permalink)
Hi-Step'n370Z Enthusiast Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: new york Posts: 425 Drives: '10ZR S/B AT Tour NV Rep Power: 277	OEM 18" Tire tread wear I've posted to the Forum about things like wheel locks and spare tires. Spine tingling as they were, I thought I'd move up from my usual level of excitement, and talk about tire tread depth. 2010 370Z Roadster Stock 18" Bridgestone OEM's 4,750 miles Tire pressure kept at 38 PSI Some spirited driving, but mostly just driving around. Both front tires were, from the inner side out; 9/32, 9/32, 9/32, 6/32. Both rear tires were, from the inner side out; 9/32, 7/32, 7/32, 6/32. Looks like both front and rear are wearing a bit more on the outer sides, and maybe the rears could use a slight drop in air pressure. Don't know if that's Nissan's recommended "best handling/performance" camber, or if I need an alignment. Just though I'd pass this along so anyone who gives a s--t has something for comparison. . .