Infiniti Qx4 Tires

Introduced in 1996, the Infiniti QX4 was an upscale version of the Nissan Pathfinder SUV and was the first true SUV to be badged as an Infiniti. While it was luxurious inside, the QX4 was also fully ready for off-road driving with 4×4 and over eight inches of ground clearance. Later generations of the QX4 featured a 240 horsepower 3.5L V6 engine, intelligent cruise control, and premium-package options like a power moonroof and upgraded audio. Chief complaints about the Infiniti QX4 were that it was a little small and that cargo space was scant. The QX4 was loaded up with amenities like a navigation system, DVD player, rear-seat entertainment, and 6-speaker Bose audio but in the end, there was just not enough difference between the QX4 and the Nissan Pathfinder for most drivers to be able to justify the extra sticker price.

Here at FORTLUFT, our team has gone through the catalog and put together a roundup of the best Infiniti QX4 tires, including all-season, all-weather, winter, and all-terrain tires. We then used our SimpleScore system to ascertain a numerical value for the categories of traction, longevity, and handling for each tire. Ready? Let’s zoom in for a closer look:
1. Falken Wildpeak H-T02 – Best All-Season tire
Let’s get this list going with the Falken Wildpeak H-T02, a tire that’s set to redefine the highway-all-season tire for light trucks. Right out of the gate, we should say we’re pretty impressed with this tire’s durability. It’s designed with a silica-rich heavy-duty rubber compound, a reinforced upper sidewall to resist damage from rough use, support bridges that support tread rigidity, and 3D Canyon Sipes that help stabilize the shoulder. Falken covers the Wildpeak H-T02 with a 70,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty – and we give the Wildpeak H-T02 a SimpleScore of 9.9 for longevity. With those sipes and a combination of circumferential and lateral grooves, all-season traction is strong too – enough for a SimpleScore of 8.7. The W