2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
08-15-2004, 12:24 PM
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2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Greetings,
Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
found another fix for the road noise in this car?
Thanks,
Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
found another fix for the road noise in this car?
Thanks,
08-15-2004, 02:03 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 16:24:38 GMT, Ari Rankum
<ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
>buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
>hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
>wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
>a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire?
www.thetirerack.com
Pirelli 6000, iirc.
>Anybody found another fix for the road noise in this car?
How about that sound deadening mat (Dynamat) the stereo guys use,
applied to the rear wheel wells and floorpan under the rear seat?
http://tinyurl.com/6zo7h
<ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
>buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
>hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
>wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
>a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire?
www.thetirerack.com
Pirelli 6000, iirc.
>Anybody found another fix for the road noise in this car?
How about that sound deadening mat (Dynamat) the stereo guys use,
applied to the rear wheel wells and floorpan under the rear seat?
http://tinyurl.com/6zo7h
08-15-2004, 02:03 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 16:24:38 GMT, Ari Rankum
<ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
>buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
>hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
>wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
>a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire?
www.thetirerack.com
Pirelli 6000, iirc.
>Anybody found another fix for the road noise in this car?
How about that sound deadening mat (Dynamat) the stereo guys use,
applied to the rear wheel wells and floorpan under the rear seat?
http://tinyurl.com/6zo7h
<ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
>buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
>hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
>wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
>a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire?
www.thetirerack.com
Pirelli 6000, iirc.
>Anybody found another fix for the road noise in this car?
How about that sound deadening mat (Dynamat) the stereo guys use,
applied to the rear wheel wells and floorpan under the rear seat?
http://tinyurl.com/6zo7h
08-15-2004, 02:41 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Ari Rankum wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
>
Depending on the mileage, the tires could be worn.
I put Goodyear Regatta 2's on my '93 Accord a few months ago, and so far I
have been very pleased with them. They are quiet, smooth riding, and have
good wet weather traction. It's not a high performance tire, but the car
does feel more stable than it did with the Uniroyals it had previously.
> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
>
Depending on the mileage, the tires could be worn.
I put Goodyear Regatta 2's on my '93 Accord a few months ago, and so far I
have been very pleased with them. They are quiet, smooth riding, and have
good wet weather traction. It's not a high performance tire, but the car
does feel more stable than it did with the Uniroyals it had previously.
08-15-2004, 02:41 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Ari Rankum wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
>
Depending on the mileage, the tires could be worn.
I put Goodyear Regatta 2's on my '93 Accord a few months ago, and so far I
have been very pleased with them. They are quiet, smooth riding, and have
good wet weather traction. It's not a high performance tire, but the car
does feel more stable than it did with the Uniroyals it had previously.
> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
>
Depending on the mileage, the tires could be worn.
I put Goodyear Regatta 2's on my '93 Accord a few months ago, and so far I
have been very pleased with them. They are quiet, smooth riding, and have
good wet weather traction. It's not a high performance tire, but the car
does feel more stable than it did with the Uniroyals it had previously.
08-15-2004, 10:44 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Just an FYI. I've replaced both rear wheel bearings on my '99 Accord
EX already (by 100K miles - first right, six months later, the left).
As far as good tires, I like the Bridgestone Turanza's.
Ari Rankum <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message news:<a7MTc.9666$SC1.3229@nwrddc03.gnilink.net>...
> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
EX already (by 100K miles - first right, six months later, the left).
As far as good tires, I like the Bridgestone Turanza's.
Ari Rankum <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message news:<a7MTc.9666$SC1.3229@nwrddc03.gnilink.net>...
> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
08-15-2004, 10:44 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Just an FYI. I've replaced both rear wheel bearings on my '99 Accord
EX already (by 100K miles - first right, six months later, the left).
As far as good tires, I like the Bridgestone Turanza's.
Ari Rankum <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message news:<a7MTc.9666$SC1.3229@nwrddc03.gnilink.net>...
> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
EX already (by 100K miles - first right, six months later, the left).
As far as good tires, I like the Bridgestone Turanza's.
Ari Rankum <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message news:<a7MTc.9666$SC1.3229@nwrddc03.gnilink.net>...
> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
08-17-2004, 09:32 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
go to www.tirerack.com and put inyour car/year/tire size. You will pull up
all the tires that are spec'd for your car. Do some research and come up
with the quietest tires for the prie range you are interested in.
"Uncle Milty" <bogusboy00@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:31a8dfcb.0408151844.58f47b4e@posting.google.c om...
> Just an FYI. I've replaced both rear wheel bearings on my '99 Accord
> EX already (by 100K miles - first right, six months later, the left).
> As far as good tires, I like the Bridgestone Turanza's.
>
>
>
> Ari Rankum <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
news:<a7MTc.9666$SC1.3229@nwrddc03.gnilink.net>...
> > Greetings,
> >
> > Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> > buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> > hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> > wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> > a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> > found another fix for the road noise in this car?
> >
> > Thanks,
all the tires that are spec'd for your car. Do some research and come up
with the quietest tires for the prie range you are interested in.
"Uncle Milty" <bogusboy00@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:31a8dfcb.0408151844.58f47b4e@posting.google.c om...
> Just an FYI. I've replaced both rear wheel bearings on my '99 Accord
> EX already (by 100K miles - first right, six months later, the left).
> As far as good tires, I like the Bridgestone Turanza's.
>
>
>
> Ari Rankum <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
news:<a7MTc.9666$SC1.3229@nwrddc03.gnilink.net>...
> > Greetings,
> >
> > Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> > buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> > hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> > wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> > a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> > found another fix for the road noise in this car?
> >
> > Thanks,
08-17-2004, 09:32 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
go to www.tirerack.com and put inyour car/year/tire size. You will pull up
all the tires that are spec'd for your car. Do some research and come up
with the quietest tires for the prie range you are interested in.
"Uncle Milty" <bogusboy00@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:31a8dfcb.0408151844.58f47b4e@posting.google.c om...
> Just an FYI. I've replaced both rear wheel bearings on my '99 Accord
> EX already (by 100K miles - first right, six months later, the left).
> As far as good tires, I like the Bridgestone Turanza's.
>
>
>
> Ari Rankum <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
news:<a7MTc.9666$SC1.3229@nwrddc03.gnilink.net>...
> > Greetings,
> >
> > Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> > buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> > hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> > wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> > a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> > found another fix for the road noise in this car?
> >
> > Thanks,
all the tires that are spec'd for your car. Do some research and come up
with the quietest tires for the prie range you are interested in.
"Uncle Milty" <bogusboy00@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:31a8dfcb.0408151844.58f47b4e@posting.google.c om...
> Just an FYI. I've replaced both rear wheel bearings on my '99 Accord
> EX already (by 100K miles - first right, six months later, the left).
> As far as good tires, I like the Bridgestone Turanza's.
>
>
>
> Ari Rankum <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
news:<a7MTc.9666$SC1.3229@nwrddc03.gnilink.net>...
> > Greetings,
> >
> > Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> > buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> > hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> > wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> > a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> > found another fix for the road noise in this car?
> >
> > Thanks,
08-18-2004, 05:22 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Is it the coupe? Coupes are louder in general.
-Sam
"Ari Rankum" <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
-Sam
"Ari Rankum" <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
08-18-2004, 05:22 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Is it the coupe? Coupes are louder in general.
-Sam
"Ari Rankum" <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
-Sam
"Ari Rankum" <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
news:a7MTc.9666$SC1.3229@nwrddc03.gnilink.net...
> Greetings,
>
> Being a long term multi-Honda owner, I talked my father-in-law into
> buying a 2001 Accord LX instead of another Volvo. Well, he's hard of
> hearing, and the road noise coming from the OEM tires through the wheel
> wells/rear seat is driving him, and by extension me, nuts. Anybody got
> a recommendation for a soft-compound, quiet-running road tire? Anybody
> found another fix for the road noise in this car?
>
> Thanks,
08-18-2004, 09:14 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Developer Relations wrote:
> Is it the coupe? Coupes are louder in general.
No, it's the 4-door. I was skeptical when I was first informed of the
problem over the phone. I took a ride with him and I have to agree that
there's a tremendous amount of tire noise coming through the rear seat
and wheel well. He's just about to replace the OEMs and is asking for
advice. Unfortunately, most tire specs tell you all you want to know
about mileage and wet/dry traction, and very little about noise.
> Is it the coupe? Coupes are louder in general.
No, it's the 4-door. I was skeptical when I was first informed of the
problem over the phone. I took a ride with him and I have to agree that
there's a tremendous amount of tire noise coming through the rear seat
and wheel well. He's just about to replace the OEMs and is asking for
advice. Unfortunately, most tire specs tell you all you want to know
about mileage and wet/dry traction, and very little about noise.
08-18-2004, 09:14 PM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Developer Relations wrote:
> Is it the coupe? Coupes are louder in general.
No, it's the 4-door. I was skeptical when I was first informed of the
problem over the phone. I took a ride with him and I have to agree that
there's a tremendous amount of tire noise coming through the rear seat
and wheel well. He's just about to replace the OEMs and is asking for
advice. Unfortunately, most tire specs tell you all you want to know
about mileage and wet/dry traction, and very little about noise.
> Is it the coupe? Coupes are louder in general.
No, it's the 4-door. I was skeptical when I was first informed of the
problem over the phone. I took a ride with him and I have to agree that
there's a tremendous amount of tire noise coming through the rear seat
and wheel well. He's just about to replace the OEMs and is asking for
advice. Unfortunately, most tire specs tell you all you want to know
about mileage and wet/dry traction, and very little about noise.
08-19-2004, 10:30 AM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Agreed - go to tirerack.com - there's a Road Noise level selection in there
too when you search for appropriate tires. Good luck.
-S
"Ari Rankum" <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> Developer Relations wrote:
> > Is it the coupe? Coupes are louder in general.
>
> No, it's the 4-door. I was skeptical when I was first informed of the
> problem over the phone. I took a ride with him and I have to agree that
> there's a tremendous amount of tire noise coming through the rear seat
> and wheel well. He's just about to replace the OEMs and is asking for
> advice. Unfortunately, most tire specs tell you all you want to know
> about mileage and wet/dry traction, and very little about noise.
too when you search for appropriate tires. Good luck.
-S
"Ari Rankum" <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> Developer Relations wrote:
> > Is it the coupe? Coupes are louder in general.
>
> No, it's the 4-door. I was skeptical when I was first informed of the
> problem over the phone. I took a ride with him and I have to agree that
> there's a tremendous amount of tire noise coming through the rear seat
> and wheel well. He's just about to replace the OEMs and is asking for
> advice. Unfortunately, most tire specs tell you all you want to know
> about mileage and wet/dry traction, and very little about noise.
08-19-2004, 10:30 AM
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Re: 2001 Accord Rear Wheel Road Noise
Agreed - go to tirerack.com - there's a Road Noise level selection in there
too when you search for appropriate tires. Good luck.
-S
"Ari Rankum" <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> Developer Relations wrote:
> > Is it the coupe? Coupes are louder in general.
>
> No, it's the 4-door. I was skeptical when I was first informed of the
> problem over the phone. I took a ride with him and I have to agree that
> there's a tremendous amount of tire noise coming through the rear seat
> and wheel well. He's just about to replace the OEMs and is asking for
> advice. Unfortunately, most tire specs tell you all you want to know
> about mileage and wet/dry traction, and very little about noise.
too when you search for appropriate tires. Good luck.
-S
"Ari Rankum" <ari_rankum@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> Developer Relations wrote:
> > Is it the coupe? Coupes are louder in general.
>
> No, it's the 4-door. I was skeptical when I was first informed of the
> problem over the phone. I took a ride with him and I have to agree that
> there's a tremendous amount of tire noise coming through the rear seat
> and wheel well. He's just about to replace the OEMs and is asking for
> advice. Unfortunately, most tire specs tell you all you want to know
> about mileage and wet/dry traction, and very little about noise.