QUOTE(wch5274 @ May 29 2009, 01:49 AM)
of course price giving high priority when choosing tyre...
so choosing michelin, yokohama etc not for budget man like me...
4 me my Continental CCT 1 are the best tyre i have been use...
its better than nct5 and turanza..
already 2 1/2 years now and still give good performance wet or dry (pls... for normal user... )
for falken ze912... never use before but feel want to try.... heard many good comment..
people said falken thread wear fast and so on continental cct1 (i already use 2 1/2 years.. thread around 40~50% i guess).. How fast this falken thread wear out?????
if normal user i think it can hold around 2 ~ 3 years (acceptable as > 3 years tyre from manufacturing date will be harden and performance will drop)..
actually quite interested with michelin 2, not pp2 but xm1... but budget too tight...

Added on May 29, 2009, 1:52 ammany use it as they dont know much about tyre technology... what they know only brand..
just ask them about TOYO tyre... many of my old2 friend thought it cheapo tyre without see the price tag..
same with sime tyre... ask people everywhere... i believe same answer given... malaysia punye.. tayar chokia..

Michelin is a bit expensive lo... but XM1 or Primacy LC is still affordable for me la...
what is your size??? how much is your budget...
Falken 912 is wearing fast on the Shoulder of the thread... not overall... tat is the feedback from AW forummers...
for 2~3 years i think you mean really normal drive and only drive not more than 20k per year...
i think XM1 can only last 2 years if not mistaken la... my parents driving style...
the more grip on the tire then tire wear will be faster of course... normal driving is good on XM1... very comfort...
but after i drive hard side wall Michelin PP2 then recently changed to Hankook V12 which is softer i feel that the handling not that good on soft tire

but compromise la... i prefer to have a bit of comfort like Hankook V12 but not Falken 912 which is softer than it...
Falken 912 have 60 series but both Hankook V12 and Michelin PP2 have limited... 55 series and below...
Michelin XM1 have until 70 series and Primacy LC have up to 65 series also if not mistaken...
you can try out Yokohama A drive and also C drive also... comfort tire but grip well la...
my gf car have Yokohama A drive in front and Michelin XM1 at the back... only change to at 1 time... her parents car don question much...
but handling quite well for both... Michelin XM1 i use it since i get my license...
as my dad is Michelin man... he like the comfort he got from it... so i broke the chain by changing to Hankook... 3 cars on Michelin...
This post has been edited by michael9413: May 29 2009, 08:48 AM