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7th gen noise reducing 18" wheels on 6th gen
Wondering if the 7th gen 18" noise reducing wheels fit on the 6th gen w/ 18" wheels. Has anyone given this a go? Interested to see how much of a difference these wheels truly make.
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Here's a guy that put them on his GS, if that helps: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...ls-on-4gs.html
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Originally Posted by lji
(Post 10474141)
Wondering if the 7th gen 18" noise reducing wheels fit on the 6th gen w/ 18" wheels. Has anyone given this a go? Interested to see how much of a difference these wheels truly make.
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The 6th Generation 18" wheels make noise? Really?
Anything else I need to know about? Do the seats smell (But only after you set on them releasing the trapped carcinogen odors)? Do the rear seats fold on their own allowing your groceries to impale you at the next stop sign? Sure is more to this car shopping than there use to be. |
Originally Posted by RedRover
(Post 10474390)
The 6th Generation 18" wheels make noise? Really?
Anything else I need to know about? Do the seats smell (But only after you set on them releasing the trapped carcinogen odors)? Do the rear seats fold on their own allowing your groceries to impale you at the next stop sign? Sure is more to this car shopping than there use to be. |
Originally Posted by Mike728
(Post 10474439)
The stock 18" wheels are fine on the 6th gen. Lexus is marketing a new design on the 7th gen that has some sort of isolation feature. The verdict is still out on how much real world difference they make, if any.
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Originally Posted by Mike728
(Post 10474299)
Here's a guy that put them on his GS, if that helps: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...ls-on-4gs.html
Originally Posted by bc6152
(Post 10474659)
None in my opinion...
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Today I took the ES 350 up to 90 mph on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Fastest I've driven it since I got it. I had an open lane with no one around and turned the radio off to hear
"the sound of silence". About the noisiest part of the car was the windows. No road noise (tires - Michelins) and no engine noise either. Hard to discern between wheels and tires... The ride was as smooth as a prom queen's thighs... Very impressed... |
Having driven LS460s with and without the "noise reducing wheels" that have been available on it since 2013, I've never noticed any difference.
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Originally Posted by bc6152
(Post 10475291)
Today I took the ES 350 up to 90 mph on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Fastest I've driven it since I got it. I had an open lane with no one around and turned the radio off to hear
"the sound of silence". About the noisiest part of the car was the windows. No road noise (tires - Michelins) and no engine noise either. Hard to discern between wheels and tires... The ride was as smooth as a prom queen's thighs... Very impressed... |
Originally Posted by OBLexus
(Post 10475917)
WITH noise reduction wheels or normal wheels?
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Originally Posted by bc6152
(Post 10475926)
I have the $1000.00 "noise reducing wheels"...
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Originally Posted by OBLexus
(Post 10476696)
Can you be so kind and post a photo? I’m really curious to see what they look like on a 6-generation ES.
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Originally Posted by Mike728
(Post 10476814)
He has a 7th gen now.
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https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.clu...621e7d9ec6.jpg
Here's a photo of the NR wheels on a 2019. I don't think they would look much different on a 6th. gen car... https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.clu...94b8df1438.jpg |
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