ColumbiaSkinny

That's a good deal man....

Vizard_87

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I have Michelin PSS and I don't hear the tire noise (maybe because my exhaust covers the noise up haha) they are really good tires and they drive well in the rain. sometimes i take off from a light and no chirps the car just goes

ram18962

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Michelin PSS ftw. Have them for my summers 245/40/19 with my Avant Gardes and they are a great tire. Just drove from Nebraska to Chicago yesterday and they were quiet and really smooth.

JSolo

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It's funny how subjective tire noise is. I guess for those with louder exhausts, that would over power the tire noise. I only have a catback Q300. It's marginally louder than stock. Just enough to let you know when you're on the throttle.

On asphalt, the pss isn't bad at all, it's concrete surfaces that does it in for me.

Agreed, $900 installed is a great price for these, esp in 19".

jfisher

I loved my Bridgestone S-04 Pole Positions mainly because of how quiet they were. They're the #3 rated Max performance summer tire, per tirerack, behind the two Michelins for about half the cost.

ChinkyChoy

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I have the S-04s as well great tires when it comes to grip in wet and dry conditions. But if the temps get too low they become hard as a rock.


Also I don't think the S-04s are quiet at all lol I actually thought they were the loudest set of tires I ve had same with my friend who recommended them to me. He too thought they were loud

slartibartfast

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I find the S-04s to be quieter than the RE-050, but not whisper quiet that some people seem to want. And "hard as a rock" is a bit hyperbolic but they do lose grip when the temperature drops below 40°F/5°C.

JSolo

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I had the s04's on my list too. Read reports they get louder or as loud as the re050a's when worn.

We'll see how the PSS's are when they get 5, 10, 15K miles on them. If they become just as loud as the re050a's, then I may try the s04's next time.

That's the thing with summer tires, they don't last long. So while a typical a/s tire may get 40-50K, not so with these. With motorcycle tires, I was lucky to get 1/2 a season out of a set.

ross7778

Well I've only put about 30 miles on the PSS but they are worlds better than the BFGs. Much quieter and the braking is a lot less harsh. The braking with the BFGs was awful. We'll see how they do with more miles but for now it drives like a different car. I only drive about 8K miles a year and run snows in the winter so I should be good for awhile.

G37sGraphite

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Mich Super Sports .....one of the highest ratings of any performance tire....
Super smooth and Zero tire noise, IMOP....
I had some crap brand on the car when I purchased it. Put these on immediately and it changed the feel of the car instantly.
I paid 934 out the door 4 brand new ones from Discount Tire....they beat any price they say. I just find the cheapest price like at Tire Rack and then they beat it everytime...

More information:
"Original Equipment on several of the world's most sophisticated performance vehicles, including the exclusive limited edition Ferrari 599 GTO"
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ot+Super+Sport

Solman88

I have the Toyo Proxes T1 Sport tires on. Grips like hell, minimum noise, solid all around tires. Got a great deal on them from Treaddepot.

maduko

I just got a set of Conti ExtremeContact DWs and love them.

https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...s-hankook.html

ross7778

I probably would have purchased the DWs had they been in stock. Happy with the PSS so far and I ended up getting them for about the same price as the DW anyway.

Goonz

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Big PSS fan! I've had the RE050's along with the cheaper alternative RE0760s and now the PSS and boy is it worth the extra $$.

DiamondGCoupe

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PSS's are great tires. Got about 13,000 out of mine on my M4, received a $131 credit when replacing them since they are under warranty for 15,000 miles (30,000 if all 4 tires are same size). Treadwear is 300, slightly higher than other comparable Michelin and Bridgestone tires.