Road noise
Hey guys.
Just a quick question.. Im getting alot of road noise on my 18x8.5 tyres. Are they too hard a compound tyre and do i need a softer tyre? Thanks Ben :) |
its the other way around... generally a softer high performance tyre will make more noise.
Not worth losing grip going to a quiet tyre IMHO |
Do you still have the stock 08 sti tyres (dunlops)?
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[QUOTE=andrewp;606401]Do you still have the stock 08 sti tyres (dunlops)?[/QUOTE]
Yeah mate, still have the stock 08 STI tyres (Dunlops) |
Depends on a lot of factors, compound is only one of them.
Directional tyres will generally be noisier than non directional tyre. Tyres with a wider tread will be noisy and tyres made from poor quality rubber like the cheaper Chinese tyres will too. A good quality sylica based asymmetrical tyre will usually be the best for all round performance. What tyres are they?? |
Had the same problem a while back.
Fixed it with a new Alpine sound system. Cant hear anything anymore. |
They're Dunlop sp600s, I don't find em too bad though the engine noise etc is usually louder than the tyres unless it's a really coarse road
How many km have you done on them now? I've just ticked over 25,000 and was wondering how many km I should expect to get |
Performance car = performance tyres = noise.
Can try things like Yokohama S-drives which still keep some performance but are a quieter drive. You get used to it, or buy a commodore if you want really quiet tyres. |
Had a new HSV clubsport, sold it, thats why i bought the STI but the HSV still had noisey tyres and they were 19's
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not to be a smartarse man but the money you paid for the sti wasn't for comfort and luxury, it's a souped up small japanese hatchback :)
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