Rattles Vs Tyres
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I have a theory regarding the rattling sounds in the vehicle and the tyres..
after a year or so from purchasing my car I started to hear vibrating rattles from here and there, and these rattles r on and off, I mean not always..
and as u all know that our G comes with Bridgestone tyres, and these tyres r so hard on the road..
My friend has the same car and same rattles but they just disappeared totally as soon as he changed the tyres and installed Michelin tyres.. I took a ride with him and the car is way too comfortable and quite on same road that was hard on my car..
so. the preinstalled bridgestone tyres although they are sporty and give u excellent traction and can hold up in high temperatures and speeds, but they r hard on the roads, which give u the vibrating rattling sounds here and there..
thank you
Awaiting ur comments please, regarding the rattles u get and the tyres u have..
I have a theory regarding the rattling sounds in the vehicle and the tyres..
after a year or so from purchasing my car I started to hear vibrating rattles from here and there, and these rattles r on and off, I mean not always..
and as u all know that our G comes with Bridgestone tyres, and these tyres r so hard on the road..
My friend has the same car and same rattles but they just disappeared totally as soon as he changed the tyres and installed Michelin tyres.. I took a ride with him and the car is way too comfortable and quite on same road that was hard on my car..
so. the preinstalled bridgestone tyres although they are sporty and give u excellent traction and can hold up in high temperatures and speeds, but they r hard on the roads, which give u the vibrating rattling sounds here and there..
thank you
Awaiting ur comments please, regarding the rattles u get and the tyres u have..
I have Michelin Pilot Sports on my car and I still have some rattles here and there. The Pilot Sports are a hard and noisy tire as well. I think once something has worked loose and begins to rattle then it's always going to rattle, softer tires and smoother roads would just agitate it less.
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