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road vibrations through P85D steering wheel

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Yes. Overall, I feel there is significantly more road noise and vibration transmitted on my P85D than my old P85. I don't so much mind the road vibration, as it also imparts more steering feel. It's the increased road noise through the tires that bugs me.

This is comparing 21" Michelin PS2 on the P85D to 21" Continental Extreme Contact on the P85.

It was such a big difference that I had to check the tire pressures on the P85D because I was certain they were over-inflated (they weren't).
 
Not an owner yet, but on the test drives I have done, I was aware that the road surface had a lot to do with the road noise, as you would expect.
Older tar was noisy as the fine asphalt wears away leaving the pebble aggregate.
Cement was quiet as was newer asphalt roads.

Did not notice steering wheel vibrations, but I am not an 85 owner.
Noticed nothing out of the ordinary in that regard other than the lane departure vibes.