A4NCAR

I'm not after the "ultimate" grip/traction, but I do want good grip/traction in dry/wet conditions like I have now. I also want it to be quiet as possible and not cost over $200 each. I have NT555 right now and like them a lot. Nothing really negative to say about them (except they like to grab the freeway grooves and do make a little noise). But I just like trying different tires.

The new Toyo Proxes 4 looks nice too.

Sleeper1.8T

Falken 451s are supposed to be pretty quiet, as well as last w/o sacrificing grip.

Silver 2.7tt

in fact, its used majority as for someone looking for the ultimate grip and response. I currently have Nero M&S and it is defitenly the quietest tires I've owned. However, they tramlining when psi is too high; but they also have 400 treadwear rating.

rishiS4

i'm running st--115's right now... very quiet

ex-quattro PETE

Falken ST-115, ContiSportContact2, Dunlop SP9000.

Reggie3

Another vote for the Dunlop SP9Ks

robby

They are very quiet. I am pleased with them, especially after the stock RE040s and a set of RE730s.

bubba j

Another vote for the Dunlop, but I'll try the Falkens next. Much cheaper.

A4NCAR

Longer tread life, better dry/wet handling, albeit, slightly noisier. For the savings ($30-$40 per tire), it is hard to justify, since it is only for street driving. Although I do like to try different tires for my own expereince.