Noisy Tires
Noisy Tires
Has anyone noticed their stock tires making road noise? After 5k miles I have noticed a roar from the rear tires. I have read others from tire rack are saying the same.
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That is interesting because I took my car in to Ford to make sure it was the tires and not the rear end making the noise. It turns out the tires were the culprit.
I was looking online at Tire Rack today with my service advisor regarding tires and he said he could get the OEM tires on the rear at $482ea. He has an 2011 5.0 GT and wanted to possibly go with a 17" tires all around due cost and availability for everyday driving. That was when we noticed the Bridgestone Potenza RE050A Pole Positions
for $275 at closeout. How do you like the handling and ride? I am serious about purchasing especially for the price. The reviews are excellent.
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Shane,
That is interesting because I took my car in to Ford to make sure it was the tires and not the rear end making the noise. It turns out the tires were the culprit.
I was looking online at Tire Rack today with my service advisor regarding tires and he said he could get the OEM tires on the rear at $482ea. He has an 2011 5.0 GT and wanted to possibly go with a 17" tires all around due cost and availability for everyday driving. That was when we noticed the Bridgestone Potenza RE050A Pole Positions
for $275 at closeout. How do you like the handling and ride? I am serious about purchasing especially for the price. The reviews are excellent.
That is interesting because I took my car in to Ford to make sure it was the tires and not the rear end making the noise. It turns out the tires were the culprit.
I was looking online at Tire Rack today with my service advisor regarding tires and he said he could get the OEM tires on the rear at $482ea. He has an 2011 5.0 GT and wanted to possibly go with a 17" tires all around due cost and availability for everyday driving. That was when we noticed the Bridgestone Potenza RE050A Pole Positions
for $275 at closeout. How do you like the handling and ride? I am serious about purchasing especially for the price. The reviews are excellent.
i also seriously thought about the continental extremecontact dw. ultimately i talked to a bridgestone engineer and the s-04 is their recommended track tire behind the re-11 which doesn't come in the right front sizes. the engineer did mention that going to a lower profile and wider front tire to get teh re-11 on a 19-inch wheel, which is what you would have to do, will change the handling of the car. having not seen your car i cant say for sure what sort of soudn it is, but i think loud is just what those tires do and a new pair of oems would give you the same issue.
My thoughts exactly. I will probably not choose the OEMs again at least not for daily use. I would like to go with a wheel and tire pkg for daily use that would accommodate handling at a cheaper and more reasonable cost. There's just aren't enough tires choices at this time.
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This. At 5200 miles the tires are getting pretty loud. Louder than the exhaust with 3/4" disks at cruse speeds.
