Question 1

I have a 2004 mustang GT, how would these tires perform on a sport car ?

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I am running them on a Ford 500 and is not satisfied with the handling.  Prior to these, the car had Michelins.  I have noticed in changing lanes, there appears to be a delay, and with prior tires, if I turned the steering wheel, I could release the wheel and the car would straighten back up.  Not with these tires.

Question 2

Que millaje aguanta la llanta

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Sólo las tuve por 3 meses

Question 3

Do these offer a smooth, quiet ride?

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LOUD! No, I would not recommend these tires in larger sizes for an SUV. I had the exact same experience as described in one of the other responses. I first installed the Milestar MS932 tires on a Pontiac Vibe, and they offered good handling and were quieter than the original Goodyear Eagle RSA tires. Based on this favorable experience, I purchased a set for my Toyota Highlander. Immediately, I noticed a distinct humming above 40 mph, which became deafening at 70 mph. The noise is so bad that it was impossible to carry on a conversation between the front seat and back seat while on the highway. Rebalancing and rotating the tires gave no improvement, so I replaced the Milestar MS932 tires after only 10K miles and took the loss - problem solved, the Highlander is quiet again. I was puzzled how the same tire could be described as quiet by some and noisy by others, and now I know why. This tire is unacceptably loud in larger sizes, but OK in smaller sizes. Buy something else!

Question 4

Are they loud?  How much road noise?

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LOUD! I was puzzled how the same tire could be described as quiet by some and noisy by others, and now I know why. This tire is unacceptably loud in larger sizes for an SUV, but OK in smaller sizes. I had the exact same experience as described in one of the other responses to a similar question (based on a Honda Civic and CRV). I first installed the Milestar MS932 tires on a Pontiac Vibe, and they offered good handling and were quieter than the original Goodyear Eagle RSA tires. Based on this favorable experience, I purchased a set for my Toyota Highlander. Immediately, I noticed a distinct humming above 40 mph, which became deafening at 70 mph. The noise was so bad that it was impossible to carry on a conversation between the front seat and back seat while on the highway. Rebalancing and rotating the tires gave no improvement, so I replaced the Milestar MS932 tires after only 10K miles and took the loss. Problem solved, and the Highlander is quiet again. A major consumer magazine confirmed my experience (November 2018 issue) - the MS932 was the noisiest tire tested. Buy something else for your SUV!

ASIN	B00OMA6H74
Automotive Fit Type	Universal Fit
Best Sellers Rank	#15,663 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #25 in Passenger Car Performance Tires
Brand Name	Milestar
Construction Type	Radial
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (9,908)
Global Trade Identification Number	00758823169038
Included Components	No
Item Diameter	23 inches
Item Dimensions	23 x 23 x 7 inches
Item Highlight	Passenger Touring All Season Traction 82T Rated Standard Load Radial Construction Black Sidewall Tire
Item Type Name	Milestar MS932 All-Season Radial Tire - 175/65R14 82T
Item Weight	15 pounds
Load Capacity	1047 pounds
Load Index	82
Load Range	SL
Manufacturer	Milestar
Manufacturer Part Number	24510031
Manufacturer Warranty Description	No
Maximum Pressure	44 psi
Model Number	24510031
Number of Packs	1
OEM Equivalent Part Number	24510031
Ply	4-Ply
Rim Size	14 inches
Rim Width	5 inches
Seasons	Year Round
Section Width	17.5 centimeters
Size	175/65R14
Speed Rating	T
Tire Aspect Ratio	65
Tire Diameter	23 inches
Tread Depth	10 thirty_seconds_inches
Tread Type	Non-Directional
UPC	758823144868 758823169038
Unit Count	1 Count
Vehicle Tire ISO Metric Size Description	175/65R14

Milestar MS932 All-Season Radial Tire - 175/65R14 82T

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