Need to order tires this weekend. Goodyear GS-D3 or PZero Nero?
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Need to order tires this weekend. Goodyear GS-D3 or PZero Nero?
Alright I'm finally ready to order tires but still not quite sure what to get. I'm considering Goodyear GS-D3, PZero Neros or even Dunlop SP Sport Maxx in 235/40/18.
Low noise is a must. I had Dunlop SP9000 before and I liked the fact that they were very quiet but I thought the sidewalls were a little too soft and too easy to damage. I bubbled 3 tires from that set. Wet performance is also important because it rains here pretty often. Ultimate performance is not really that important but like I said, I thought the SP9000s were a little too soft.
Based on these requirements, what would be my best choice?
Low noise is a must. I had Dunlop SP9000 before and I liked the fact that they were very quiet but I thought the sidewalls were a little too soft and too easy to damage. I bubbled 3 tires from that set. Wet performance is also important because it rains here pretty often. Ultimate performance is not really that important but like I said, I thought the SP9000s were a little too soft.
Based on these requirements, what would be my best choice?
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I have GE-D3's on my Nissan Twin Turbo. Very quiet.
My A3 came with P-Zero Rosso tires. The Goodyears are way quieter.
Sorry, not exactly what you asked for but it's close.
Try trierack.com and the November issue of Consumer Reports (really).
Sorry, not exactly what you asked for but it's close.
Try trierack.com and the November issue of Consumer Reports (really).
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