Nissan parts reviews

Never had any streaking, catching, or quality issues with the Michelin blades.

I just put a set of AS-07's on my 2020 Altima. Compared to the stock Continental True Contacts they are definitely better as far as handling and in the rain and snow they are much better. They are also a little bit louder on the road and it's noticable but they really aren't that loud. I'd say that for the price they are very good.

I've been running Bilstein 4600's on my 04 Titan(Stock Height) for almost two years already.Though its not driven everyday of the week,I drive it casually and the shocks and struts have been holding up well.They're a tad stiff,but overall still comfortable for street and highway driving.And they feel stronger than many other Titans I drove with oem.

One of the best tires I ever had on my xterra. When my pirellis wear out, I'll probably go back to the wildpeaks

I put 5100s on my 2007 Titan back in 2016, and they still ride great.

I always used Rotella 5w30 gas truck oil designed for “All Mileage” in my 2005 Nissan Frontier with 95k but it’s been discontinued. I really liked this oil as it seemed to be thicker and remained viscous for longer compared to others. My favorite part about it? NO LEAKS!

Yeah I've had these on my 2010 for about 12k miles now. No issues, have been performing just fine.

Akebono ASP1347 rear, ASP1346 front. Ceramic pads for the sport package brake system. They uhh, like to sing when wet though.

Unless an oil filter relocation kit is installed then prepare for hand/arm damage every 5000km.

I ended up replacing the alternator but it wasn\u2019t a genuine Nissan part and it didn\u2019t work.