Dunlop 545i Tire Milage Expected
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Originally Posted by pennetta' date='Sep 19 2005, 08:30 PM
I think it was tires manufactured during most of 2003, which went on the 2004 cars. After that Dunlop fixed the problem. There is a date code on the sidewall of each tire, something like wwyy where w= week (01-52) and y= year (03,04,05). I think thats the coding.
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Originally Posted by wassy' date='Sep 19 2005, 09:11 PM
[quote name='pennetta' date='Sep 19 2005, 08:30 PM']I think it was tires manufactured during most of 2003, which went on the 2004 cars. After that Dunlop fixed the problem. There is a date code on the sidewall of each tire, something like wwyy where w= week (01-52) and y= year (03,04,05). I think thats the coding.
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[/quote]Thank you. I would appreciate any additional info you can provide.
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My question is, what is too much tire noise? I drive with my windows/sun roof closed almost all the time, and my radio/cd playing.
Now that I've got around 11,000km on the tires, I'm starting to think (after reading all this stuff about tire noise) then I'm driving with my radio/cd turned off, that yes, I can hear my tires ... how much noise to unacceptable? So I hear anything, or should it only be really load ...
I know, I'm asking a difficult questions (how long is a piece of string) but before winter hits and I switch to my winter tires, I'd like to go to my dealer if indeed I have a problem.
Now that I've got around 11,000km on the tires, I'm starting to think (after reading all this stuff about tire noise) then I'm driving with my radio/cd turned off, that yes, I can hear my tires ... how much noise to unacceptable? So I hear anything, or should it only be really load ...
I know, I'm asking a difficult questions (how long is a piece of string) but before winter hits and I switch to my winter tires, I'd like to go to my dealer if indeed I have a problem.
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Originally Posted by Canada545' date='Sep 20 2005, 07:28 AM
My question is, what is too much tire noise?? I drive with my windows/sun roof closed almost all the time, and my radio/cd playing.?
Now that I've got around 11,000km on the tires, I'm starting to think (after reading all this stuff about tire noise) then I'm driving with my radio/cd turned off, that yes, I can hear my tires ... how much noise to unacceptable?? So I hear anything, or should it only be really load ...
I know, I'm asking a difficult questions (how long is a piece of string) but before winter hits and I switch to my winter tires, I'd like to go to my dealer if indeed I have a problem.
Now that I've got around 11,000km on the tires, I'm starting to think (after reading all this stuff about tire noise) then I'm driving with my radio/cd turned off, that yes, I can hear my tires ... how much noise to unacceptable?? So I hear anything, or should it only be really load ...
I know, I'm asking a difficult questions (how long is a piece of string) but before winter hits and I switch to my winter tires, I'd like to go to my dealer if indeed I have a problem.
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