[adeuel]

Originally Posted by ellisina4

@adeuel
@GhostOne_322

Thank u… I assume u have gone above 90mph on the expressway and there is no excessive noise inside the cabin that becomes more pronounced with higher speeds?

I’ve gone 160 at Watkins Glen in the ‘18, with the windows down.
No whistling.

[ellisina4]

Originally Posted by adeuel

I've gone 160 at Watkins Glen in the '18, with the windows down.
No whistling.

Thank you… it is not really a whistling noise… but a fairly loud road noise

[adeuel]

Originally Posted by ellisina4

Thank you… it is not really a whistling noise… but a fairly loud road noise

How many miles on your tires, and what brand and spec?

Sorry if I missed this info in the thread.

Tire compound, wear, tread pattern are probably the largest contributing factors in road noise.

They may be more worn than you think. These cars eat tires.

[ellisina4]

Originally Posted by adeuel

How many miles on your tires, and what brand and spec?

Sorry if I missed this info in the thread.

Tire compound, wear, tread pattern are probably the largest contributing factors in road noise.

They may be more worn than you think. These cars eat tires.

Car has 1500 miles so tires are brand new… Michelin BMW Star PS4s…