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• ray80 12/28/12 10:15 am PST

  Edit Answer (for another -32 minute) Couple things I can think of. If the vehicle is very new (less then a couple thousand miles) it may be the suspension components are still a little stiff and need more break-in time. Also if the 19 are optional for this vehlcle they may be lower profile and more subject to harshness (LESS SIDEWALL AIR CUSHION) (0)(0) Report It

• hhybrid 12/28/12 11:32 am PST

  Edit Answer (for another -15 minute) Car has less than 600 miles. Tires are the same profile as my RX400h. Car just needs more gentle roll on the bumps. (0)(0) Report It

• ray80 12/28/12 12:09 pm PST

  Edit Answer (for another -38 minute) While I can't speak to your specifc ride, I would be inclined to get more miles on it to see how it does. Our newest vehicle bought in Feb off 11' did not offer a pleasant ride at all on even 'gentle' frost heaved roads the first year, much improved now. If it doesn't get better in time a smaller diameter wheel with appropriate tires (with more sidewall height) may be better. (0)(0) Report It