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Thanks Carlston for detailed answer. My winter tires is Continental 235/45/18. Now on my Superb is Uniroyal Rainsport 5 235/50R18 97V, but this is little slipping tire, I am nnot happy with it when it comes to sliding braking. Last summer tires Continental PC 235/45/18 is much better for braking, but so hard on bumps. I have no requirements for fast driving, mostly my is driving from 80km/h - 110 km/h on open road (Here we have no highways and most of the roads are of poor quality) I read that the Michelin Primacy 4 is a soft tire and that it is comfortable, what do you think about that, in the dimension 235/45/18? Last solution is to move on dimension 17 inch, but with that dimension the car is a little "ugly", or refitt some DCC or another suspension, but I still dont know which

About 6 months ago I bought a new Skoda Superb 2.0 TDI 190hp DSG The car is completely ok, extremely spacious and for these 10k as I went for these 6 months I did not notice any major flaws other than sensitivity to bumps in the road. What is it about? The car feels even the slightest bump in the road.. I tried to change the tires, to put the height, ie instead of 235/45/18 I put 235/50/18 but it did not have any effect, while for example on the winter continental it was quite decent. Now I'm wondering if you have experience with this, has anyone tried to solve it by changing the tires or shock absorbers ...? Does anyone perhaps have a recommendation of what tire size to put on the vehicle to make it more comfortable ? In my opinion for this class of vehicle it is extremely uncomfortable... Thanks in advance