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Would 18" be a more comfortable ride,my 19s seems a bit bumpy. This is my first RCZ,my ride is not as comfy as expected!
 

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Not sure they'd be much different - have you checked the tyres aren't over-inflated? Also some brands will ride much softer than others depending on the compounds used.
 

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18" wheels will give a better ride than 19" wheels.

Tyres do make a difference. I find Goodyear Asymmetric tyres have a softer sidewall than other tyres and give a smoother ride. I've had tyres with 92 and 96 load and the 92 load are also noticeably smoother.
 

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This is a topic already discussed so many times in this forum.

Changing 19" for 18" will change the hardness little.

The truth is that a sports car with its little suspension travel will never have a soft suspension.
 

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It also depends which RCZ you have.

The 156 and diesel have softer suspension than the 200. Even the R has a more comfortable ride than the 200 Due to its configuration.
 
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