Quietest tires for 2007 DTS

[30+MrGAS]

My stock Continental tires are to noisy.

2007 DTS lux lll ( i think,not sure about the lll).
P235/55 R 17 (98s ?)

I have 27,000 on car and live in the Arizona desert ,it actually reaches 120 here in summer.

I have been reading other forums and going through this Cadillac forum and have not found a very precise amount of info.
I thought Toyo tires were supposed to be very quiet .I saw them in a high end magazine,Robb Report.

Been looking at Yokohama AVS DB but not able to find the ones mentioned for sale.AVS DB S2,same with Toyo...Toyo T1-S.

Does anyone here recomend a specific Tire for being real Quiet?

I also checked on nitrogen instead of air in tires and B-Quiet sound deadening material to make the DTS even quieter.Sound good to you guy's?

[Eldo1953]

Bridgestone Turanza Serenity: http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ranza+Serenity

[nosro]

Michelin Primacy MXV4

The Michelin MXV4 line has always been known for being quiet. "Primacy" is the latest iteration of the MXV4 lineup.

In my vehicle wind-noise is far noisier than the Primacy MXV4 tires.

[Dave Buswell]

When it came time to replace the OEM Continental tires on my '07 Lux II, I arranged through my dealer to buy a set of Vogue Tyres. They are not only attractive but silent. I highly recommend them. They're quite pricey but well worth the cost.

BTW, they cannot be purchased directly by the user but only through a dealer. If you're interested and your dealer doesn't have the Vogue phone number in NC, let me know and I'll give it to you.

[TSS]

Originally Posted by nosro

Michelin Primacy MXV4

The Michelin MXV4 line has always been known for being quiet. "Primacy" is the latest iteration of the MXV4 lineup.

In my vehicle wind-noise is far noisier than the Primacy MXV4 tires.

My father-in law got these for his 04 Deville DTS recently and loves them. And, he is fairly picky. I am very loyal to Michelin, as I think they make the quitest best riding tire around - never had Vogue.