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Bracknel Tyres recommended Michelin Pilots and they were def.
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If you did lots of long trips you could drag that out of a set, especially if you're not a track day person.
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Odd question I know, but given I spend more time on the M40 than the 'Ring, I'd like some quieter tyres for my 4S.
Got Pzeros at the moment, seem pretty harsh to me, but then they have done 24k miles...
Has anyone noticed particular brands are quieter than others?
24K does sounds a little on the high side given at 18,800 mine werewere as low as hey could get........and had been very gently driven.............. :thumbs:
If you did lots of long trips you could drag that out of a set, especially if you're not a track day person.
Yes, many tires are quiter but sorry, can't tell you. Look up tyre reviews online. Evo do regular ones you should be able to get on the net.
When you get quiet tyres you get two givens. One, they won't work very well when you get angry - if they do then the other given kicks it, you've paid an absolute fortune for them.
Quiet tyres will have a unaggressive pattern and generally soft sidewalls to stop noise travelling and creation in the first place. Given the number of miles you've done I wouldn't say you are after a high-performance tyre so the downsides shouldn't be a concern for you.
I have tried P-zero Rossos, Conti SC1's and SC2's, Goodyear GSD-3s in the past and I reckon the Conti SC2 is the quietest of them all. Also has pretty good wet grip so suits me fine (and a lot cheaper than the ubiquitous Michelins).
Alternatively, I could probably get you a good deal on a Lexus
Oh dear, now I am really confused. I had Conti's on my Mercedes and they were very noisey and the car wallowed through bends. Bracknel Tyres recommended Michelin Pilots and they were def. much better all round. My Targa has Contis and I was off to Bracknel to have them changed to Michelins at the weekend. Now what do I do, I want quiet at motorway speeds and sharp cornering in both wet and dry, with a comfortable ride. Wish I hadn't looked at this thread now!
I think you want what we all want, but unfortunately tyres that excel in one area are inevitably not as good in others!
But the one with the biggest 'sweet spot' are, in my experience, the Michelin PS2s. (not PS1s)
