TIRES that improve NOISE & RIDE QUALITY
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TIRES that improve NOISE & RIDE QUALITY
I currently have the G35 Coupe with the Tire and Wheel Package which consists of 225/45-18 in the front and 245/45-18 in the back which both are Michelin Pilot Sports. I知 planning on buying 225/45/18 PZero Nero for the front and 235/50/18 Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3 in the back. I Understand that the back tire size will throw off my speed odometer off a little, but I知 more worried about the size not fitting or causing rubbing. Do you know if I could fit 225/50-18 in the front? The taller the better ride quality right?
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Here is a website that tells you how off your speed odometer will be off by: Wheel/Tire Size Comparer<O
Also, the reason I picked these tires are for road noise & ride quality. I live in the valley and the roads over hear are really bad. I know that having two different type of tires will look weird, but they池e the best for what I知 trying to accomplish and neither of them came in the front and rear sizes I wanted.
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Here is a website that tells you how off your speed odometer will be off by: Wheel/Tire Size Comparer<O
Also, the reason I picked these tires are for road noise & ride quality. I live in the valley and the roads over hear are really bad. I know that having two different type of tires will look weird, but they池e the best for what I知 trying to accomplish and neither of them came in the front and rear sizes I wanted.
Last edited by DTrejo; 12-20-2005 at 03:57 PM.
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Originally Posted by 1nate7
I would go with the Goodyears and run 245/40 front, 255/40 rear.
Are there any other tires you would recommend to buy to improve ride quality and reduce road noise?
Originally Posted by glish
Don't mix brands........
I't will throw the VDC out wack.
I't will throw the VDC out wack.
Last edited by DTrejo; 12-26-2005 at 06:26 PM.
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Originally Posted by MikeyMike
It's a bad idea, don't do it....stick with one tire.
Originally Posted by sen_jen
the goodyears are louder than the pzero's.
All right, I'll listen to reason and stick to one type of tire. I'll go ahead and go with the Pzero's with 215/50-18 in the front and 225/50-18 in the back.
1) Will these sizes work?
2) Are there any other tires you would recommend getting for trying to improve ride quality and reduce road noise?
Last edited by DTrejo; 01-02-2006 at 10:03 PM.
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