Is the tire noise loud for the Bora?
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The tire noise of the Bora is within the normal range. Generally, loud tire noise may be caused by resonance, which creates a specific speed-related humming noise. All cars have noise; the key is whether it is acceptable. Reducing tire noise: Adding soundproofing cotton to the inner fender liner can reduce tire noise. If higher noise reduction is required, vibration damping and sound insulation treatment should also be applied to the wheel arch steel plate. A layer of sound-absorbing cotton can be attached to the inner liner. Reducing lateral tread movement can also effectively minimize tire noise. Bora: The latest model of the all-new Bora incorporates more of the newest design elements in its front fascia. The sharp headlight cluster integrates with the horizontal chrome grille while adopting a full-width front bumper design.