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Re-tirement For My Z
I'm thinking about re-tiring my Z---replacing the stock tires on my base model with a set that will decrease the road noise I'm suffering with. I only drive in dry weather and am not concerned about performance, etc. What tires are the best bet for highest priority on a less noisy ride? I read about Goodyear Comfort Treads but I don't think they come in our size.
By coincidence, I'm also retiring myself and look forward to more Z time this summer. |
continental DW's are quiet and comfy. :) congrats on your retirement.
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ask 5 guys get 5 different answers... i went with hankook v12's
when it was time to change... way better then the bridgestones for road noise. and maybe a tad better ride. price wasn't bad either |
When is time I'm going to go up on my 19s, a little bit beefier. Any suggestions?
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Beefier... Re11's. Stock size either DW, pilot Supersports for me. Bridgestones are great, but too heavy and has memory (easy to flatspot).
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My:twocents: for what it's worth. Dynamat the hatch area was enough to tame the road noise for me. Alot cheaper than a new set of tires too. When it's time for tires, I'm leaning towards Continental DW's from the research I have done on the forum and the tire shop web sites.
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hankook v12's
hands down the best most comfortable quitest tires i have even had. and i'v had just about all of them on my various cars. |
do not buy RE11 if you hate road noise. they are quieter than oem, but they are still loud
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Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus. You will not be disappointed.
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Dude I like headline haha
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how do these all compare for grippiness?
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Let's hear some more suggestions!
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