What tyres to get?

[Topless.Zed]

I recently bought my 350Z and have found that some tyres are showing some age. Figured I should replace all the tyres just to be safe, since I have the money for it. 

 

I am looking for something that can handle all year round uk weather. This is my only car, and unfortunately I am DAILYing it. I want to maximise performance in the summer but not die in the winter/rain. I might take it on the track, and if the tyres can handle it, then maybe I don't need to buy a new set just for track. I have seen some recommendations for the Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3, but I am sceptical about the price of it on some websites. Can anyone recommend some tyres that would fit my needs, please? Thank you in advance.

 

My size is Fronts: 225/45/R18 and Rears: 245/45/R18

 

Also, my first post, I don't know if I posted in the right category sorry.  

Edited 20 hours ago by Topless.Zed

[The Bounty Bar Kid]

Howdy,

What part of the UK do you live in?

[Ekona]

Please don’t buy anything with Pirelli on, for a start. 
 

If you can get Michelin PS4S in the right sizes, do that. If not, then PS5 will do you nicely: I ran them for two years on my daily, and they handled baking days as well as torrential rain and the snow happily. 
 

Currently trying some Conti SC5s, and they’re okay but don’t excel in anything like I felt the PS5s did. I wanted the SC7, which would be worth a shout as well, but couldn’t get them in time for an MOT. 

[Ben350]

As above, can't go wrong with some Pilot Sport 5's. They're very good.

[Topless.Zed]

10 hours ago, The Bounty Bar Kid said:

Howdy,

What part of the UK do you live in?

I live in Buckinghamshire, so like south-east England.

[Topless.Zed]

3 hours ago, Ekona said:

Please don’t buy anything with Pirelli on, for a start. 
 

If you can get Michelin PS4S in the right sizes, do that. If not, then PS5 will do you nicely: I ran them for two years on my daily, and they handled baking days as well as torrential rain and the snow happily. 
 

Currently trying some Conti SC5s, and they’re okay but don’t excel in anything like I felt the PS5s did. I wanted the SC7, which would be worth a shout as well, but couldn’t get them in time for an MOT. 

Whats wrong with Pirelli? And what are the differences between PS4S and PS5 and why would you recommend the 4s over 5? Would the SC7 be better than the PS4S too? 

[ShortPaul]

PS4S buddy 

[Keith D]

Continental ContactSport 7s.  Fitted them in the summer, incredible in the dry, mental levels of grip.

 

No idea about the wet, the car doesn't leave the garage if its raining.

Edited 10 minutes ago by Keith D