QUOTE(capiche @ Jun 25 2009, 06:08 PM)
o o.. finally found someone using pp2 for stock myvi rim.. may i know how much n where u bought it? and, does that diff tire size affect ur speedo reading, u got redo the speedo?
the primacy is towards comfort ar bro? does it has the ori size for myvi?
so if i sum up is..
comfort-wise:
primacy> pp2> xm1
handling:
pp2> primacy> xm1
thread wear? and may i know how does falken 912 fits into the comparison?
thanks a lot
comfort should be Xm1 first in my opinion, PP2 is more to handling
Ze912 should be on par with Xm1
QUOTE(x3oNv3 @ Jun 25 2009, 07:04 PM)
i bought 4 pp2 from kim heng michelin tire center at sunway for rm195 each, it includes free balancing, alignment and 4 new tyre valve. the manager there is friendly but just becareful of the staff there, they might try to chop you on camber nuts for RM55 each tire at the front, myvi stock rims/tires normally doesn't need camber nuts.
this 185/60/14 size very hard to find, you have to scout around. the speedo meter didn't change much, just +/- <1% faster only based on my gps speed reading. use the tire calculator to count before you change, but for pp2 14" size, there is only one size.
185/60R14 is quite easy to find, but good tires at that size is not much, at least not much when compare with 195/55R15
QUOTE(Haru@Glory @ Jun 25 2009, 08:26 PM)
Any Toyo T1R 195/55 or 195/50 R15 here??? Where got sell at KL and da price??
if you are not into performance driving or track driving, i recommend you dont go for toyo tires, their tires are good, good grip in both wet and dry depends on the tires, but their tires dont last long, but the grip it provide are superior, and it doesn't come with cheap price, 15" should be ranging from RM250+
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