One of our most frequent requests for passenger car tires is for something quiet and comfortable, often regardless of price. Based on our testing and customer feedback, our best recommendation is typically the Michelin Primacy MXM4. The Primacy MXM4 (which is not to be confused with the similar…
…in the following areas: * Dry Traction * Ride Comfort * Noise Comfort * Treadwear * Cornering Stability Finally, take a look at the Goodyear Assurance ComforTred Touring. This tire lives up to its name as it is an extremely comfortable and quiet riding tire. Like the other models mentioned above,…
…the highest-rated Grand Touring All-Season tire. Grand Touring All-Season tires place an emphasis on providing a luxurious smooth, quiet and comfortable ride while maintaining an optimal amount of traction in inclement weather. Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season Plus Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season…
…tones. Continuous center and shoulder ribs further enhance noise suppression while providing constant contact with the road for better straight-line stability. Providing Bridgestone's ultimate in luxury, elegance and comfort, the tire blends long wear with dry, wet and wintertime traction.
…quietness. The Destination LE 2 also receives high marks in hydroplaning resistance, wet traction, dry traction and ride comfort. View our Tire Survey Results to help you find the tire that's best for you. When looking at the results, you can filter by noise comfort to see the quietest tires.
…6.9 * [X] Comfort Performance Ride Quality Noise * 6.3 5.5 * 5.0 4.6 * 7.0 6.8 * 7.5 6.9 * 6.7 6.1 * 7.2 6.6 * 6.4 6.0 * 7.4 6.8 * 8.2 7.8 * 7.2 6.1 * 7.4 6.8 * 7.8 6.4 * 6.3 6.4 * 6.0 5.3 * 7.1 6.7 * 8.1 7.4 * 6.7 6.5 * 6.8 5.7 * 5.5 4.2 * 7.0 6.4 * 4.5 5.1 * 8.5 8.4 * * * % vs. Best In Category…
…tires are usually a great choice for drivers who want a combination of good ride and noise comfort, all-season capability, and a longer tread life than more performance-oriented tires. Sounds like a lot to ask, but the best in the category roll together a good balance of these characteristics. How…
…some light off-roading. Keep in mind that these tires are more aggressive than your regular Highway All-Season tires, so you will be trading some ride quality in favor of a more rugged, aggressive all-around tire. The BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 has been a perennial favorite in this category.…
…tires are usually a great choice for drivers who want a combination of good ride and noise comfort, all-season capability, and a longer tread life than more performance-oriented tires. Sounds like a lot to ask, but the best in the category roll together a good balance of these characteristics. What…
These tires performance are as expected. Great all-season traction on my all-wheel drive BMW 525 IX. Tires are quite and ride comfortable. I like to keep 33-34 psi in all tires. This pressure seems to give the best ride. Michelin%27s are a little higher priced but have NEVER been disappointed.
…of the vehicle to meet their preferences for ride comfort and handling balance. This feature also allows the driver to adjust the shock absorber's dampening to compensate for the wear that occurs over tens of thousands of miles. KONI, best known for high performance and racing shock absorbers,…
…after 16k bad miles. Treadware was terrible, they were very squishy, and hydro-planed. Went with V-rated replacements and actually got a more comfortable ride out of it. The car used to porpoise, not anymore. I can feel the road surface a little more, but they are still pretty quiet. These tires…
…replaced. However, I still feel none of them were quite as good as the General AltiMAX RT. The General AltiMAX RT still has the best ride comfort and great low noise ride quality not normally found in the entry level Standard Touring All-Season tires tested. This tire is very smooth and quiet and it…
…oriented tire, there is NO focus on ride quality or road manners. The next tire I tested was the Kumho Ecsta STX. This tire was probably the closest to the "middle ground" if there is one. It was quieter, more comfortable, and had a better ride quality than the Firestone, but was not…
…with a passenger tire's smooth, quite ride. Standard Touring All-Season -Lower speed ratings and taller aspect ratio sizes than Grand Touring tires with more emphasis placed on ride comfort and treadwear. Passenger All-Season -Long wear, a plush quiet ride, predictable handling, relatively low cost…
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