Quietest tyre recommendation
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Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: Quietest tyre recommendation
dealer gave me gr90 - when raining its like skating .......
dealer gave me gr90 - when raining its like skating .......
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Slow_poke_driver
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Re: Quietest tyre recommendation
Michelin primacy lc is good. Grip is good and very soft and quiet. However, can feel some road roughness. After 2 years and 10k km(still left like 1/2 the thread), mine started to lose a bit of dry grip. Still go through puddles really well, in fact even better than some performance tyres.
Yokohama dna db es501 is quiet and soft. Very comfortable, but rainy day is like crazy. Jam brake is like ice skating. Totally cannot cut through water new or old.
Actually tbh, most comfort tyres are very comfortable. Probably not much difference from performance tyres if you drive slow and keep a safe distance. On the other hand, performance tyres are actually quite comfortable and quiet too, when the road condition is good. On bad road, like certain stretch of AYE, even lexus on comfort tyres will still roar like siao.
Michelin primacy lc is good. Grip is good and very soft and quiet. However, can feel some road roughness. After 2 years and 10k km(still left like 1/2 the thread), mine started to lose a bit of dry grip. Still go through puddles really well, in fact even better than some performance tyres.
Yokohama dna db es501 is quiet and soft. Very comfortable, but rainy day is like crazy. Jam brake is like ice skating. Totally cannot cut through water new or old.
Actually tbh, most comfort tyres are very comfortable. Probably not much difference from performance tyres if you drive slow and keep a safe distance. On the other hand, performance tyres are actually quite comfortable and quiet too, when the road condition is good. On bad road, like certain stretch of AYE, even lexus on comfort tyres will still roar like siao.
Baby1M
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Re: Quietest tyre recommendation
IMHO, forget about lower categories but look only at Max Performance Tyres or Extreme Performance Tyres, do note that the former is better for daily use especially for dual grip i.e. dry & wet, while the latter has supreme dry grip but very sucky wet grip compared to tyres in Max Performance.
1) Tyre Reviews by Tyre Type | the online tyre guide
2) Tire Types
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If u like to do your own readup to form your own opinion and decision, below r 2 sites with lots of reviews including professionally test reviews;keki;931652 said:
IMHO, forget about lower categories but look only at Max Performance Tyres or Extreme Performance Tyres, do note that the former is better for daily use especially for dual grip i.e. dry & wet, while the latter has supreme dry grip but very sucky wet grip compared to tyres in Max Performance.
1) Tyre Reviews by Tyre Type | the online tyre guide
2) Tire Types
Happy Reading
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superdoonga
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Re: Quietest tyre recommendation
Any feedback on pirelli in terms of road noise and performance (grip and thread ware)?
Any feedback on pirelli in terms of road noise and performance (grip and thread ware)?
Slow_poke_driver
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Re: Quietest tyre recommendation
Using cinturato p7 rft that came with the car. Road noise wise is between comfort and performance tyres. Super quiet when the road condition is good though. Grip is decent, but not exceptional. Thread wear, iirc left about 6.5mm after 6000km.
superdoonga;931950 said:
Using cinturato p7 rft that came with the car. Road noise wise is between comfort and performance tyres. Super quiet when the road condition is good though. Grip is decent, but not exceptional. Thread wear, iirc left about 6.5mm after 6000km.
Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: Quietest tyre recommendation
F1s are loud ....... CSC5p is quieter .....
F1s are loud ....... CSC5p is quieter .....
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