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ArmyofOne · 10-06-2008, 05:12 AM

I have a sedan bud...and you would be suprised.

if your coupe is manual, i would get a system, and say screw the noise. turn up the radio, get the TripleTred's and have a blast!

But as far as silence goes, absolutely, hands down, the most SILENT tire i have ever had:

Tire Details - Discount Tire Direct
The Falken Ziex ZE-512. Hands down best traction, wet or dry, and quietest ride of any tire i have had...and i have had alot...and they are cheap...

but be ready to buy a set a year or MORE, cause they wear very fast, and if you drive spirited, they wear stupid fast. A friend of mine had them on his Lexus IS300 manual, his set lasted 9 months...but for $65 a piece and a silent ride with that kind of traction, he wasnt complaining.

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ArmyofOne Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: The Sandbox...no...the one with the bullets flying... Posts: 690 Josh iTrader: 0 / 0%	I have a sedan bud...and you would be suprised. if your coupe is manual, i would get a system, and say screw the noise. turn up the radio, get the TripleTred's and have a blast! But as far as silence goes, absolutely, hands down, the most SILENT tire i have ever had: Tire Details - Discount Tire Direct The Falken Ziex ZE-512. Hands down best traction, wet or dry, and quietest ride of any tire i have had...and i have had alot...and they are cheap... but be ready to buy a set a year or MORE, cause they wear very fast, and if you drive spirited, they wear stupid fast. A friend of mine had them on his Lexus IS300 manual, his set lasted 9 months...but for $65 a piece and a silent ride with that kind of traction, he wasnt complaining. Last edited by ArmyofOne; 10-06-2008 at 05:16 AM.