Attn: all 135style rim owners
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Hi guys,
Since I switched to my winters I have got rid of the low pitch howl that occured at 130-140km/h. Its like a resonance of some sort that only comes on at those speeds regardless of what gear, throttle position, or even neutral. It is very annoying and I was wondering if anyone else is getting the same with the 135s? I have stock tires (goodyear). Keep in mind, my car is a station wagon.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Since I switched to my winters I have got rid of the low pitch howl that occured at 130-140km/h. Its like a resonance of some sort that only comes on at those speeds regardless of what gear, throttle position, or even neutral. It is very annoying and I was wondering if anyone else is getting the same with the 135s? I have stock tires (goodyear). Keep in mind, my car is a station wagon.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
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My car has 135s and Goodyear Runflat NCT5s. I get no noise like your describing. I do get tyre noise depending on what surface the car is running on though. Maybe the noise is from your winter tyres.
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Had 135's on my old 545 with PS2's, no such noise on my car. What tires do you have on the 135's? Don't think it is rim related, most likely a tire issue...
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My tires are the stock "goodyears", 245/40/18, can't recall the model number. The noise is not dependant on the surface that I am driving on. Its more of a resonance than anything.
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