aCiD

Ok, I'm not saying this is a good or a bad thing, I'm just curious about it, I've had Fuzion ZRi's (265/35/18) on my car for 6 months total, and they never squeal when spinning.

You can be spinning in 1st or tons in second, and no noise at all, you can only tell because your rear end starts sliding...

They've only squealed a couple times if you drop the clutch in first from a dead stop, but it doesn't last very long...

Is it just the compound of these things?

Thanks.

bacon57

A lot of harder compound tires don't squeal when they spin. My dad has the essenza(sp) on his car that are rock hard and don't squeal at all

USMC1775

It can also depend on the surface... My Nittos dont squeal on some asphault, because its like a cheese grater, just erasing rubber from my tires, but smoother surfaces, they turn into pigs. Not saying that I ever do burnouts or anything

NeoTokyo

+1 surface
+1 compound
+ RPM/Speed
+Temps oftire, air, surface

Just depends on all sorts of conditions.

I really hate it when tires make noise though, just me.

1990NOS!

now that i read this post.... my Fulda 225/55/16's never barked or squeeled either...And not that i would try, but it's like ACID said i just always would feel ***-end start to come around...Those tires would spin easy as well. thats why i like me mickey's...

onesickstang01

yea my falkens dont squeel either. i just end up going sideways through 4th gear. i miss miket mickey et streets