Michelin PS4S Acoustic or Not?
So time for new tires, had Toyo r888r (315/30/20). Just too noisy and grip was so so at best. Being convertible the noise from the Toyo's is extremely noticeable.
Decided to go with the PS4S for a change and from what I've read they're good for spirited driving. They have the Acoustic (foam liner) to reduce noise, then the regular tire w/o the foam. Anyone have experience with either and offer opinions? Thanks |
I have the non-acoustic version of the PS4S, and these tires are almost completely silent, except for very crappy concrete roads or bridges (understandably).
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Thanks, that's what I thought as I didn't want the acoustic. |
In my experience measuring noise with the coupe, the tire noise kinda gets drowned out by cabin noise at highway speeds. Situation may be different in the convertible.
I see you have a 2018. Do you have a sound tube? if so, deleting that will decrease noise significantly. |
Regular version here - quietest of all tires i have driven on this car ( 3R, Re17R, Blizzak W32)
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No sound tube, the r888r literally sounds like an off road truck tire on pavement. Just wanted something with decent grip and quiet. Thanks all ! |
I ran PS4S all the way around and now have them just on the front (555RII now on rear) and they were always quiet. BTW the 555RII are also very quiet.
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