Hutch

Thusday for me which is half day, Afternoon is christmas party

I part-ex my 350z 300 GT for 370z GT Auto a few weeks ago.

The car has Bridgestone tyres on which are stock. I believe Bridgestone tyres are a medium compound for good wear but has hard sidewalls which gives me a judder when car is cold on full lock.

I have also had my tyres filled with Nitrogen because I have been told it a more solid compound at higher temperatures when the water vapour in air evaporates.

I'd like to know which tyres I should replace the Bridgestone’s with? However I like something with good wear unlike Continentals or Pirelli that are soft rubber.

When I was looking for a new car, my sort list was 370z, Cayman S, Audi S5, Audi RS4 and M3. The 370z was only an 11 plate when the rest were 2009 or older. I bought the 370z not as raw as the 350z but you can drive it in comfort but when you have a bad day at work you can give it some beans and put a smile back on your face.

Go for 370Z you won't regret it

I bought my 370z GT Auto last Saturday and noticed it judders in when I go forward or if it’s in reverse in the morning when I leave for work and again when I leave work. Make sense if it does it in the cold weather and I’m running Bridgestone's.

I have 2 years left on the warranty, should I take it back to the dealer?