@P33AKYWelcome to the forum.

I did not see anything in the posts to show you were new here.

1 minute ago, toot said:

@P33AKYWelcome to the forum.

I did not see anything in the posts to show you were new here.

It's right under the avatar, where it says "New Here"

@P33AKY

Not if you are on a phone it is not.  Often posters are not aware of that and that people might not see what their car is or where they are.

6 hours ago, toot said:

@P33AKY

Not if you are on a phone it is not.  Often posters are not aware of that and that people might not see what their car is or where they are.

Sorry for being rude would have been a better answer... 

On 16/12/2022 at 17:08, lukk said:

thanks

 thanks, as for the road noise I sound proofed my car myself and now it's really good. It might be worth spending a day or too doing it and a few hundred euros to get the effect, was really worth it. but yes on 18 inches without sound insulation on coarse irish roads the car was unbearably loud

is it possible that you L&K has active suspension? Which would much better than what standard Superbs have? I agree on the much worse look

You wouldn't mind sharing how you went about sound proofing? Any good guides you can point me towards? Complete novice. 

1 hour ago, tintin82 said:

You wouldn't mind sharing how you went about sound proofing? Any good guides you can point me towards? Complete novice. 

we have an entire thread on this here - search for "noise insulation" in the superb thread. Let me know if you have specific questions after reading through it. It's worth doing it if you are not happy with the noise after changing the tyres. It's not massively difficult if you are ok with a bit DIY, using a wrench etc and have some time. and it can be done in stages e.g. one of the easiest stages and one bringing most difference is soundproofing the bottom of your boot.