- They are relatively quiet on good asphalt, although there is noise on a substantial fraction of the road; nevertheless, this varies depending on the vehicle. -extremely refined, transverse joints are silent, and there is only a trace of slapping) Despite the risk of aquaplaning, driving on the highway in the rain is actually rather enjoyable; at speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour, almost everything can be accurately predicted. - This is how the tire behaves in a rut; it boldly enters and exits it; you don't have to grasp the steering wheel tensely when you start from a traffic light in a rut; the car does not pull in any direction; this is another major advantage for me.
- Perhaps it's just the cost.