What are some durable and low-noise tires?

[SophiaAnn]

Generally, durable tires have high hardness, and high hardness leads to greater road noise. It's difficult to have both quietness and durability, but car owners can choose a tire that strikes a better balance between quietness and comfort. Here are two types of durable tires with relatively low noise: 1. Goodyear's TripleMax: The TripleMax tire is a tire that combines comfort, quietness, handling, and durability. It is one of the tires with outstanding comprehensive performance in Goodyear's product line. The rubber cushion can effectively reduce noise, and the sturdy tire shoulder not only improves handling performance but also extends the tire's lifespan. 2. Michelin ENERGY-XM2 (Tough and Joy): Mainly designed for small and medium-sized sedans. Specially designed for Chinese road conditions, its advantages include safety, toughness, and long mileage. It also has fuel-saving capabilities while maintaining comfort and quietness.

[VonMaximus]

When choosing tires, I pay special attention to wear resistance and noise control because I frequently drive long distances on highways. I want tires that are both durable and quiet. After trying several models, I found Michelin's Primacy series to be excellent. It uses a special rubber compound and tread design, effectively reducing road noise while maintaining a high wear resistance index, easily lasting up to 100,000 kilometers. Bridgestone's Turanza is also a great choice, balancing comfort and durability, especially performing well on wet roads. When purchasing, don’t just focus on the brand; also consider tread hardness and maintaining proper tire pressure. Regularly check tire wear and inflation to avoid abnormal noise and premature aging. Overall, although these tires are slightly more expensive, they save you the hassle and cost of frequent replacements in the long run.

[Lee]

From my perspective on tire selection, durability and low noise are the two key factors. I prefer economical and practical options, with Goodyear's Assurance series being my top choice. Its deep groove tread design effectively reduces noise and offers outstanding wear resistance, making it ideal for daily urban commuting. When purchasing, look for the S-rated parameter—the higher the rating, the lower the rolling noise. A Treadwear index above 600 usually indicates strong durability. It's advisable to pair them with a tire pressure monitoring system to prevent uneven wear. In terms of brands, Bridgestone and Hankook's Optimo series are also excellent choices, offering great value for money. Remember to rotate tire positions regularly, as this extends their lifespan and reduces the risk of unusual noises. These tips have helped me save on maintenance costs and ensure a more secure driving experience.

[WestonMarie]

For durable and low-noise tires, I recommend Michelin Primacy and Goodyear Assurance. They reduce vibration and noise by optimizing rubber compounds while maintaining high durability as tested. When purchasing, check specifications such as the Treadwear value; 700 or above indicates better longevity. Remember to maintain them regularly to ensure correct tire pressure.