Sentences with phrase «tyre noise well»

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Label ratings for the smaller tyre are fuel economy E and wet grip C — the best is A — and noise 69 (the lower the better.

The ride feels particularly well - judged for the motorway, and it's ultra-refined at speed - though again, on UK roads we'd expect a little more tyre noise than we heard on the smooth autobahns.

So although the RC is no back - road blaster, it's a supremely accomplished motorway cruiser, insulating you from bumps and ruts in the road — as well as wind and tyre noise — very well.

These other two main noise sources are well controlled though, aided by the previously mentioned low - rolling resistance tyres and aerodynamic shape.

Sure enough, the tyre noise, on roads I know quite well, was no worse than many other cars around the same price point tested in the past.

They're also quite slow when you set off, plus high - speed refinement isn't as good as some rivals thanks to plenty of tyre noise.

All the three cars offer good NVH levels but the EcoSport is slightly better but the tyre noise is more audible in this sub 4 - metre vehicle.

Passengers are also very well insulated from wind, tyre and engine noise, making it very quiet inside.

It rides well on the rough stuff and is quieter in terms of tyre noise ingress.

Although wind and driveline noise are quite well suppressed, it seems Mazda has again failed to address tyre noise on coarse road surfaces.

Some tyre noise is present at higher speeds, and the manual RT - S with an optional roof rack generated some wind noise on the freeway, but the cabin is well insulated from noise.

At lower speeds there was some tyre noise penetrating as well.

With a new engine management developed from Formula 1 technology and revised induction system and liquid cooled turbocharger intercooler the car was a true sports car - no «Silent Sports Car» though with the engine being audible as well as some noise from the tyres to be detected.

There is more tyre noise on country roads at speeds of up to around 80km / h; beyond that the roads are usually better sealed and the wind and driveline make more of an impact.

The tyre noise is well within limits and the wind noise is almost nil even at very high speeds.

Audio heard in WRC 7 is authentic, as its visuals are, from the noise of a vehicle crashing into a rock wall to smashing into a tree, even the sound of the gravel beneath your tyres sounds like it would in real life, but the best sounds you'll hear is the turbo engines and the mighty exhausts.