Very noisey
My car now sounds like a big jeep with off road tyres... the pattern look is not bad but for the road noise its very bad. I dont think i will keep these tyres on and i just bought them yesterday. Its a no for me
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A modern minivan, the 2010 Toyota Sienna is highly rated thanks to its spacious interior, powerful yet efficient engine, seven or eight seating, and advanced driver-assistance features. 2010 Toyota Sienna tires could be 215/65R16 or 225/60R17 depending on Sienna’s trim level, which includes CE, LE, XLE, and XLE Limited. If you bought a brand new 2010 Toyota Sienna then there’s a chance your minivan came with a set of Dunlop SP Sport 4000 T or Bridgestone B380 RFT tires attached.
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My car now sounds like a big jeep with off road tyres... the pattern look is not bad but for the road noise its very bad. I dont think i will keep these tyres on and i just bought them yesterday. Its a no for me
So far I've been using these tires about a year. They are very comfortable, and the treadwear has been good so far. They have built in wear indicators. One of the more impressive things is that these tires are made in USA. Time will tell how well they continue to perform, but so far I would buy these again, and I would put them up against most any other tire of similar cost.
This is my first time with General tires; I've used Michelin and Continental before and have been happy with them, but my local service station was going to install General tires, so I gave them a try (but, I bought them over the Internet as my service station was going to charge almost twice what I got them for/installed.) They are quieter than Michelin's and smoother; maybe because they are not rated for the speed that a Michelin is, but this is on a Minivan, for G...'s sake...I'll never drive them at 140 MPH. A good, mid-grade tire that satisfies.