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Quiet tyres for a Golf Plus?
Having enjoyed BMW cars for some years I have switched to Golf Plus. Very good but after the silence of my BMW the tyre noise is very irritating. What would be a wise switch?
Asked on 31 December 2012 by A Harber

Toyo J48 205/55R16s. They were excellent on a Mazda 5 I ran for a year. Alternatively Michelin Primacy 3s.
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