Quiet Tire Options - Page 2

Gunkk · 12-18-2021, 02:21 PM

OP will find just about any new tire relatively more quiet. What matters more, IMO, is how the car will be used, and since OP is a Dallas highway daily driver, then an all-season is best.

I put a set of Michelin Pilot AS4 on the wife's DD and they grip quite well and are no louder than anything else she's had before.

If wet and winter/snow traction is more important than dry performance grip, then Michelin Crossclimate might be an option. They're very smooth riding and very quiet with a three-snowflake winter rating.

12-18-2021, 02:21 PM	#15
Gunkk Thank you Al Oppenheiser! Drives: Red Hot A10 ZL1 Convertible Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Sarasota, FL Posts: 4,975 View My Garage	OP will find just about any new tire relatively more quiet. What matters more, IMO, is how the car will be used, and since OP is a Dallas highway daily driver, then an all-season is best. I put a set of Michelin Pilot AS4 on the wife's DD and they grip quite well and are no louder than anything else she's had before. If wet and winter/snow traction is more important than dry performance grip, then Michelin Crossclimate might be an option. They're very smooth riding and very quiet with a three-snowflake winter rating.

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