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Soft riding tires?

posted by  DJB on  Thu Jun 2 13:56 CST 2005
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Nokian WR's. Smoothest, quietest and most comfortable tire I have ever driven. Excellent in all bad weather, and gets through snow very effectively. Don't expect a Cadillac ride on 16" rims with a 55 or 50 series tire. If you can get to a 60 series your ride will be much more forgiving. Michelin tires, when new, offer a quiet and sophisticated ride. The rubber is hard, however, and tends to outlast the effective thread leading to dryrotting and a slowly deteriorating ride.
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DJB '65,'68 122, 93 940t, 98 V70 AWD, etc...






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