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Nissan 350Z generations and tyre sizes

350Z Z33

Z33

2003 – 2005
350Z Z33 (1. Facelift)

Z33 (1. Facelift)

2006 – 2009

For the Nissan 350Z in 2026, the top-rated tyres are Continental SportContact 7 (rated 10.0/10) and Hankook Ventus Evo (rated 10.0/10). The Nissan 350Z uses 2 tyre sizes across 2 generations. Rankings based on aggregated professional tyre test results.

Source: aggregated data from ADAC, TCS, Auto Bild, GTÜ and other independent tyre testing organizations.

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Tyres for Nissan 350Z - market overview, tests, reviews 2026

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best tyres for Nissan 350Z?
Based on aggregated test results, the top-rated tyres for Nissan 350Z are: Continental SportContact 7 (10.0/10), Hankook Ventus Evo (10.0/10), Continental UltraContact NXT (9.9/10). Rankings based on aggregated professional tyre test results.
What tyre sizes fit Nissan 350Z?
The Nissan 350Z uses the following tyre sizes: 225/45 R18, 235/35 R19.
How many generations does the Nissan 350Z have?
The Nissan 350Z has 2 generations, from 2003 to 2006.
What is the best tyre for wet roads for Nissan 350Z?
For wet road performance on Nissan 350Z, the top-rated tyres are Pirelli CINTURATO (C3) (9.4/10) And Bridgestone Blizzak LM-005 (9.2/10).
Are Continental SportContact 7 good for Nissan 350Z?
Yes, the Continental SportContact 7 is the top-rated tyre for Nissan 350Z with a rating of 10.0/10. Its strongest discipline is dry. It covers 100% of Nissan 350Z tyre sizes.
How to choose tyres for Nissan 350Z?
To choose the right tyres for Nissan 350Z: 1) Check which tyre sizes fit your generation. 2) Choose between summer, winter, or all-season tyres. 3) Compare test ratings from independent organizations. 4) Consider your driving priorities (wet safety, comfort, mileage). 5) Decide between premium and budget segments based on your budget.
What is the difference between summer and winter tyres for Nissan 350Z?
Summer tyres are optimized for warm temperatures (above 7 degrees C) with better dry and wet grip. Winter tyres use softer compounds and deeper treads for cold conditions, snow and ice. All-season tyres offer a compromise but do not match specialists in extreme conditions. Choose based on your climate and driving needs.

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