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Originally Posted by Desertnate
I think this really show how much variance you get between tires and pavement types.
I recently road-tripped 2000 miles across 8 states with my oldest daughter. We experienced just about every type of pavement condition possible. Her 2nd Gen Mazda3 has little sound deadening in it and on her Conti DWS 06+'s we experienced everything from total silence to shouting to communicate across the car.
There are so many variables in those conditions, let alone a person's hearing sensitivities, the best any of us can do is sympathize.
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The difference in pavement can not be understated!
This is a big part of why people with the same tires can have such varied levels of complaints. On my daily commute I drive over three very different surfaces and the changes are huge between them. It is like having a different car on each one of them. Anybody that drives primarily on a good or bad surface may just be missing out what others are experiencing.