galactic_04
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Well, I stopped in and got my Kelly Safari TSR's (made by Goodyear) on today and love them so far. They have nice treads and aren't loud at all! Really, with the radio at normal volume (I don't listen to it that high most of the time) you can't hear the tires. When you drive over concrete with the grantreks and you hear the tire whistle, that's about what it sounds like, only quieter.
According to the SoundMeter App for the Droid:
Dunlop Grantrek's:
64db at 50
70db at 65
74db at 70 and up
TSR's:
64db at 35-45
70db at 55
80db at 70 and up
It's nothing you hear over the radio. They're just about the same noise as the BFG AT's are... an $40/tire cheaper. Got mine from Tirebuyer. I got the 6 ply as the off-roading I do is in the back yard pulling the trailer out, so I got the 6-ply and the white letters. All the 10ply's have black walls. I haven't seen a drop in mileage so far, but I'll give an update on that when I drive on them for a while. They are only 44Lbs/tire according to FedEx labels.
FYI: no rubbing in a 265/70 17 with the 2" spacer up front.
According to the SoundMeter App for the Droid:
Dunlop Grantrek's:
64db at 50
70db at 65
74db at 70 and up
TSR's:
64db at 35-45
70db at 55
80db at 70 and up
It's nothing you hear over the radio. They're just about the same noise as the BFG AT's are... an $40/tire cheaper. Got mine from Tirebuyer. I got the 6 ply as the off-roading I do is in the back yard pulling the trailer out, so I got the 6-ply and the white letters. All the 10ply's have black walls. I haven't seen a drop in mileage so far, but I'll give an update on that when I drive on them for a while. They are only 44Lbs/tire according to FedEx labels.
FYI: no rubbing in a 265/70 17 with the 2" spacer up front.
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