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Jacob824
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Thanks slart but i do use my use my r50 as my daily driver. Im also in colege and i cant spend to much on tires. Im mostly looking for a tire that is every purpose. Do you think those Radar RLT-8 are a good all purpose tire?
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Hey guys I have a 1997 r50 and my tires are getting bald and i want to upgrade my tires without changing my rims and getting a lift. I was first wanting to put some falkons on it but realized that they don't make them in 265 70 15. Anyways i have been struggling to find tires that check all my boxes. I was interested in the general grabbers but i heard they have bad road noise and ware out quick. I also preferably want a tire that is good in snow, rain and mud. If you guys have any ideas please let me now!
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Hey guys I have a 1997 r50 and my tires are getting bald and i want to upgrade my tires without changing my rims and getting a lift. I was first wanting to put some falkons on it but realized that they don't make them in 265 70 15. Anyways i have been struggling to find tires that check all my boxes. I was interested in the general grabbers but i heard they have bad road noise and ware out quick. I also preferably want a tire that is good in snow, rain and mud. If you guys have any ideas please let me now!
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okay thanks for the info! this is the forum link https://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/topic/32872-easy-mileageperformance-upgrades/
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Thanks for the suggestions! I also was reading a another forum on npora and a guy said that a throttle body spacer could incresse mpg and a bunch of other things but reading further down the forum people seemed conflicted what is your guys take on it? this is the forum link
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Hi I'm new to this forum so I appreciate your patience with me. I am going to college soon and want to put some money in my 1997 se manual Nissan pathfinder with a 1/4 of a million miles. I don't want to lift it or change it too drastically. I'm going to do the obvious maintenance oil change, oil filter, fuel filter, spark plugs etc.. I also would like to do things that would improve my mpg like manual hubs. if you have any ideas to extend the life or mpg of my Nissan that would be appreciated. Thank you!