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I just put Michelin MXV 4 93v on my car the old tires I had on weren’t in bad shape I just got the car these tires are what I put on all my cars it’s drives awsome Very quiet even over 100 mph I highly recommend this tire if anyone is thinking about what one to put on I managed to get out the door at discount tire for $768 great deal
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I just put Michelin MXV 4 93v on my car the old tires I had on weren’t in bad shape I just got the car these tires are what I put on all my cars it’s drives awsome Very quiet even over 100 mph I highly recommend this tire if anyone is thinking about what one to put on I managed to get out the door at discount tire for $768 great deal
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For those of you in the market for tires. Based on what I found to be good was the pirellii cinturato p7 a/s +, Michelin Premier A/S and then the primacy MXV4. The pirellis were cheaper but more smoother then the premier a/s. The premier a/s kept its wet traction and handling better when the tire was worn half way compared to the pirellis. Also the premier a/s was shown to have a higher change of going the full 60k on tread wear. Then for the primacy, it was the smoother riding tire but you would not get the 55/60k miles out of them, more like 30-40k. I have the premier a/s (94v) and the ride is a little firm and you can feel some road feel. However still way better than the bridgestone's that came with the car. Really anything is better than the bridgestone's.
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So based on the overwhelming recommendations by this board I got a set of Cinturato p7 a/s plus on my ESh and expected them to be tomb silent. But they are not :-(. There is quite a bit of road noise actually more than in my wife’s Altima which has the MXV4s.
Somebody please please tell me that the p7s will quieten down after they wear a bit? Otherwise I have to live with these for many years.. They seem to be quiet on very smooth pavement but quite noisy on rougher surfaces..
Somebody please please tell me that the p7s will quieten down after they wear a bit? Otherwise I have to live with these for many years.. They seem to be quiet on very smooth pavement but quite noisy on rougher surfaces..
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So based on the overwhelming recommendations by this board I got a set of Cinturato p7 a/s plus on my ESh and expected them to be tomb silent. But they are not :-(. There is quite a bit of road noise actually more than in my wife’s Altima which has the MXV4s.
Somebody please please tell me that the p7s will quieten down after they wear a bit? Otherwise I have to live with these for many years.. They seem to be quiet on very smooth pavement but quite noisy on rougher surfaces..
Somebody please please tell me that the p7s will quieten down after they wear a bit? Otherwise I have to live with these for many years.. They seem to be quiet on very smooth pavement but quite noisy on rougher surfaces..
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I want to change to the p7 so bad but these Bridgestones are practically brand new I just cant see wasting them like that.
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I went with the Pirelli's on my car a year or so back and love them. I have not noticed an excessive amount of road noise and the ride is def. superior to the ride I got with the Bridgestone Turanza's that came on the car. I hated the Turanza's... The Pirelli's are much quieter and provide a much smoother ride.. the only other tire that I've had in this size Pirelli Cinturato P7 Plus Size: 225/45R/18 (XL) was a set of Michelins that I once had on a 2007 Avalon... I would say they were pretty much equal to the pirellis with regard to ride comfort... now as far as treadwear... I believe the last several sets of tires that came on my cars had speed ratings of V... I've never gotten more than 30 to 35K miles out of a set of these tires and I'm one that keeps my tires psi up to spec and I rotate my tires every 5K miles.
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So based on the overwhelming recommendations by this board I got a set of Cinturato p7 a/s plus on my ESh and expected them to be tomb silent. But they are not :-(. There is quite a bit of road noise actually more than in my wife’s Altima which has the MXV4s.
Somebody please please tell me that the p7s will quieten down after they wear a bit? Otherwise I have to live with these for many years.. They seem to be quiet on very smooth pavement but quite noisy on rougher surfaces..
Somebody please please tell me that the p7s will quieten down after they wear a bit? Otherwise I have to live with these for many years.. They seem to be quiet on very smooth pavement but quite noisy on rougher surfaces..
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Es350 yokohona tyres
MY ES350 came with yokohama factory fitted tires. I have 3 levels of basement parking. In last 3 years, i have replaced my from tires twice.
Lexus service advisor says, due to basement parking this issue arises, which is very surprising.
Can i switch to other tyre makes like Dunlop or bridgestone etc
Regards,
Mangesh
Lexus service advisor says, due to basement parking this issue arises, which is very surprising.
Can i switch to other tyre makes like Dunlop or bridgestone etc
Regards,
Mangesh
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MY ES350 came with yokohama factory fitted tires. I have 3 levels of basement parking. In last 3 years, i have replaced my from tires twice.
Lexus service advisor says, due to basement parking this issue arises, which is very surprising.
Can i switch to other tyre makes like Dunlop or bridgestone etc
Regards,
Mangesh
Lexus service advisor says, due to basement parking this issue arises, which is very surprising.
Can i switch to other tyre makes like Dunlop or bridgestone etc
Regards,
Mangesh
Roland
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Mangesh, Unless you drive like James Bond drove his BMW 750iL in Tomorrow Never Dies, don’t see why the tires would wear out prematurely.
Roland, I have the Cinturato All Season P7 Plus. I do not think one can get the Cinturato P7 Plus. I think my problem may be that the “All Season” version may have slightly more aggressive treads.
Roland, I have the Cinturato All Season P7 Plus. I do not think one can get the Cinturato P7 Plus. I think my problem may be that the “All Season” version may have slightly more aggressive treads.
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