Quietest Tires for 99 Honda Accord LX
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RE: Quietest Tires for 99 Honda Accord LX
Go to the tirerack.com, enter that size, and start reading reviews on tires. No brand of tire is the quietest, they differ between all models and tread styles. A less aggressive tread pattern is usually quieter. Michelin's (what Honda uses at the factory) are known to be pretty noisy on the highway, but Michelin does make a good tire.
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RE: Quietest Tires for 99 Honda Accord LX
Windows up,, radio loud
i would do as Finch suggested ,,remember the softer the material the less the tire will last
you might want to get on all around tire ( performance, ride quality , safety, etc etc )
like suggested Michelin are very good, Yokahama as well ,, those would be my 2 top choises..
i would do as Finch suggested ,,remember the softer the material the less the tire will last
you might want to get on all around tire ( performance, ride quality , safety, etc etc )
like suggested Michelin are very good, Yokahama as well ,, those would be my 2 top choises..
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RE: Quietest Tires for 99 Honda Accord LX
ORIGINAL: noehjuan01
With such low profile, not sure that there are tires out there that are quiet.
I have been using Michelin tires and am satisfied with noise level.
With such low profile, not sure that there are tires out there that are quiet.
I have been using Michelin tires and am satisfied with noise level.
Like desert said, softer material has more grip, but doesn't last as long. Harder material has less grip and generally louder.
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RE: Quietest Tires for 99 Honda Accord LX
I run Yokohama S-Drive 275/40/17 on my Mustang and they are the quietest performance
tires I have ever had..... and Ive tried quite a few different tires. I think the S stands for silent.
tires I have ever had..... and Ive tried quite a few different tires. I think the S stands for silent.
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RE: Quietest Tires for 99 Honda Accord LX
ORIGINAL: streetwise
I run Yokohama S-Drive 275/40/17 on my Mustang and they are the quietest performance
tires I have ever had..... and Ive tried quite a few different tires. I think the S stands for silent.
I run Yokohama S-Drive 275/40/17 on my Mustang and they are the quietest performance
tires I have ever had..... and Ive tried quite a few different tires. I think the S stands for silent.
Those are some sexy tires, how much did they run you?
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