Yokohama A drive or C drive also ok...
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i think Falken 912 give you that size double check... it is cheap also...
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Jun 11 2009, 09:23 AM
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QUOTE(mffa @ Jun 11 2009, 12:11 AM) But I heard the falken ze-912 not long lasting..means here the tyre easy to become 'botak'..Is that true?? the wearing of the shoulder thread is faster compare to others like Michelin PP2 and Hankook V12... So for the 195/65 R15 can u estimated what is the price per pc??..Before use good year,I use conti comfort contact.The price is RM280 per pc.Don't know if the price is cheap or not.Continental really comfort and bit quiet than GY.I'm still decide between the 3 tyre.Falken,michelin or continental.Michelin I think maybe xm1 because the price is in my budget which is around 260 bucks.owh don't want lerr low profile..later looks like impak maksima.   that is for a bit aggressive driving style, but for normal use i think it should be ok... not quite sure about the price as the tire price list does not have Falken912 in your size... |
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Jun 12 2009, 08:51 AM
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QUOTE(wch5274 @ Jun 11 2009, 05:47 PM) y not u use 195/60/15 65 series quite hard to find and costly also... my old tyre was continental comfort contact 195/55/15 = RM175 per pcs (not include valve and balancing) I know CCC1 quite quiet... Now im using falken ZE912 195/60/15 = RM175 per pcs (not include valve and balancing) Noise better than ccc1 (maybe due thicker size....) QUOTE(amduser @ Jun 11 2009, 06:00 PM) 65 series is too thick, look like tractor only yea... try out 195/60 R15... and 195/50R15 and 195/55R15 doesn't even look thin, it just look nice and more tires are available at the range of 195/55R15, easier for you to find tires and at a cheaper price compare to 195/65R15 which is better in terms of availability and also wider range of tire to choose from... QUOTE(Taman Linkin @ Jun 12 2009, 01:21 AM) RE050 225/45R18 and 245/45R18 how much these days? 225/45/R18Michelin PP2 - RM770 Falken ZE 912 RM575 at Continental sungai besi hi-way near U-turn (Date ???) Bridgestone Potenza RE050 (Japan) - RM960.00 - CN TWO SERVICES Ulu Klang (24/3/2009) Michelin PP2 - RM690, Goodyear Jalan Tiong hua, Kluang April 09 this is the price list which i get from AW Forum... This post has been edited by michael9413: Jun 12 2009, 08:53 AM |
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Jun 15 2009, 07:21 PM
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QUOTE(xXwasabiXx @ Jun 14 2009, 12:15 PM) Hi, im beginner into tyres... You can try out 205/55 R16 which have wide range of tire to choose... Have few question to ask:- 1) Im driving neo using stock continental tyre with spec 195/50/R16. Izzit good, shud i consider to change other brand if sux? 2) I found out very rare other brand have this spec, hard for to find the item & pricing for it. Where can i get the price list for above spec? 3) What other range of tyre spec that i can use with my stock 16" rims besides 195/50/.. you prefer handling or comfort... but i tell you 16" tires not cheap... Price list from AW forum... Hankook V12 Evo - RM 280 @ Teoh Brothers, Sentosa Klang ( April 09). Incld bal + inst + nitrogen[/color] Michelin Pilot Preceda 2 - RM420 - GS Auto Jalan 222 PJ (Mar 09) Bridgestone re 001 adrenalin - RM520 - GS Auto Jalan 222 PJ (Mar 09) Falken ST115 RM 230 Special offer package (at least 2) Hock Li Klang (jan 09) Toyo C1S - RM360 (May09) ,Ed tyres S.Alam toyo proxes t1r - RM 370 - JB - Toyo - Tmn Rinting (dec 08) QUOTE(iena_jr @ Jun 14 2009, 05:03 PM) hello.. you can change 2 at a time or 4 at 1 go...how much for 215/45/R17? currently i'm using michelin PP2..wats the best n suitable brand? err..tyre can be buy each only? i'm noob about tyre..haha.. :Dtry our Hankook V12 or Goodyear Assy... price taken from AW forum... Hankook V12 - RM317 Tek Ming, Sunway (Apr 2009) (with trade in of your old tyres) Goodyear F1 asymmetry- RM425 inclusive rubber valve, balancing, alignment and Credit card charges, Quicksave 9/4/09 FYI if you feel PP2 is a bit hard you can try out Hankook V12... i changed my 195/55 R15 from PP2 to V12... feel a lot more comfort... but it is directional tires... for V12... F1 Assy is a non-directional with good grip also... look at my older post for the Opel Corsa test using a few 17" tires... QUOTE(Taman Linkin @ Jun 15 2009, 02:34 AM) So how about 245 price? And any other recommended good tyre like the re050? i duno coz no price list on that... sorry... This post has been edited by michael9413: Jun 15 2009, 07:22 PM |
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Jun 16 2009, 08:55 AM
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opss typo error... haha sorry bro...
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Jun 17 2009, 10:19 AM
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it is C drive lo... hmm... you can try out Michelin XM1 or Falken 912 also...
but ppl told that Falken 912 tends to wear faster... if you an pay a lil more premium you can go for Primacy LC also... but i duno if that type come with the size that you want... BTW you can try out A drive R1 also... is from Yokohama... |
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Jun 17 2009, 10:45 AM
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oh icic... then i think she can try the Michelin PP2...
i thought PP2 come with 55 series and below only... that is a good tire for highway cruising... side wall hard makes maneuver at higher speed wif better steering response... |
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Jun 17 2009, 10:50 AM
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165/55-15 that one for wat car??? Savy or Kenari???
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Jun 17 2009, 01:02 PM
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not that size la...
chee ann means this size 185/60-14 ... take PP2 la... although it is a bit hard on the side wall but it handles the water patches well...i used to set or PP2 where i can still drive 130km/h during heavy rains on the PLUS This post has been edited by michael9413: Jun 17 2009, 01:03 PM |
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Jun 17 2009, 01:17 PM
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of course you will get better handling on the Hard side wall tire...
but soft one will give you more comfort... you choose lo.. PP2 price is a bit high... too bad Hankook V12 don have your size if not you can give tat a try... Dry and Wet handling compare to PP2 about 80~90% cos side wall softer.... but traction on both dry n wet is comparable to PP2... braking also... |
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Jun 22 2009, 08:42 AM
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QUOTE(xXwasabiXx @ Jun 19 2009, 05:11 PM) Hi, my stock 195/50/R16 conti sc-1 i kasi buang... ok la... quite cheap for the tires... i thought 17" is around RM400 and above that is the Manufacturing date for the tires??? and traded all the 16" stock turbine rim to 17" NISMO rim. New rim: 17" = price RM1350 New tyre make: Falken ZE-522 New tyre specs: 205/40/R17 Price tyre only (each): RM235 /all inclusive alignment, balancing, steel valve & nitrogen filled. Please comment, worth it? reasonable? bought them in jln kapar. Does anyone know that tyre pricing in pj/sunway? QUOTE(amduser @ Jun 20 2009, 08:35 PM) haha....just checked the car's tires, using dunlop D-01, no good no good, next time change to Ze912, but now there are still 30% thread left, i think should be ok to drive around. a bit dangerous lo if you say no good... Goodyear NCT5... haven reach the safety mark i throw already... Michelin PP2 after safety mark left 1mm of less i still can use the gripping is still there... up to you mah... better change... i thought D-01 ok coz saw a lot of cars using it... a lots tire shop in Klang Valley did ask ppl to change tis and that or do some adjustment here and there... that is their tactics to get more $$ mah... |
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Jun 23 2009, 08:37 AM
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well he can change the stock tire to 195/60 R15 or change to 195/55 R15
which this 2 is the common size... 195/60 R15 can use Michelin XM1 about RM200 when i change at Klang on March... or Michelin Primacy LC / Yokohama C or A Drive / Toyo Teo Plus / Falken 912 195/55 R15 you can choose Michelin PP2 or Primacy LC / Hankook V12 (hot tire now) / Falken 912 / Yokohama C or A R1 Drive / Toyo T1R... which you prefer??? Handling or Comfort??? tell us your prefer choice... then what is your budget range... all pricing is during listed below is what i managed to enquire on March ~ April... 195/60 R15 Michelin XM1 - RM200 (Includes Balancing, Valve and also alignment) Klang Michelin Primacy - RM240 (Includes Balancing, Valve and also alignment) Klang Goodyear Assurance - RM190 (Includes Balancing and Valve) Jalan Klang Lama PJU2 if not mistaken 195/55 R15 Hankook V12 - RM185 (Includes Balancing, Valve and Nitrogen gas) Klang *I bought this around middle of May Michelin PP2 - RM 240 (Includes Balancing and Valve) Klang Michelin Primacy - RM210 (Includes Balancing, Valve and also alignment) Klang Falken 912 - RM180 (Includes Balancing and Valve) Klang or you can upgrade your Rim size to 16" which the tire will cost around RM300... tire size will be 205/50 R16 or 205/45 R16... This post has been edited by michael9413: Jun 23 2009, 08:51 AM |
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Jun 23 2009, 12:19 PM
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I think it still ok if you buy toyota cars... with normal setup...
coz the suspension is quite soft... so if harder tire you still feel ok... just like i used 2 set of PP2 on my Vios... but if you drive like honda... ppl will complain the ride quite harsh already... |
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Jun 24 2009, 08:11 AM
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QUOTE(gohkokho @ Jun 23 2009, 08:57 PM) Hi, beside these 2, what other option do I have? Michelin got? Try look for Michelin Primacy as CheeAnn said... 205/60R16 (Accord/Suzuki SX4 special size) Goodyear Eagle NCT-5 - RM310 @ BHP Service Centre, Gopeng Road, Ipoh (February 2009) Yokohama C.Drive (Philipine) - RM298 @ BHP Service Centre, Gopeng Road, Ipoh (February 2009) QUOTE(bizzy @ Jun 24 2009, 01:35 AM) btw who can give the best choice for those range 230 to below 230 price! for cheap performance tire? ok... you have only 2 choice i think... Michelin PP2 and also Yokohama S Drive... but for S Drive duno have 15" or not...toyo t1r , hankook v12 evo, bfgoodrich gforce, falken 912 the above are few different shop recommended different thing. and all also recommded ad07 but then 4 tire together is already out of my budget compare from above tire and saw the price from the 1st page. currenlty using yokohama parada spec 2. hmm is my 1st 15inch tire. but i can felt that is not that good. for cornering. cuz the sidewall was too soft. and need to pump up 255 pressure in it only can get better grip on corners. mayb good for drifter  but PP2 suits u... you can give hankook V12 a try but the side wall was a lil towards comfort... Falken 912 forget it as it is softer than V12... recommended to try Michelin PP2 which i find good in high speed maneuver... |
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Jun 25 2009, 08:08 AM
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QUOTE(capiche @ Jun 24 2009, 08:30 PM) i would like to know how much would it be for michelin pp2 on myvi 1.3 stock size? or totally no such size for my pity myvi... well for that size if you want comfort and less noise you should try out the NEW Michelin Primacy LC...and guys... between all models of michelin.. which is better? xm1, pp2 or primacy.. which one more quiet (among this 3?).. road handling not too much of concern as long it must (which most prob will be) perform better than my stupid SS Powerblitz.. haha... thanks u  PP2 is more towards performance which you have good cornering ability but the ride is a bit bumpy... you can feel small bumps on the road... luckily ur stock Myvi suspension is tuned for comfort... BTW you can use the 185/65 R14... the Powerblitz throw away la... really sucks... This post has been edited by michael9413: Jun 25 2009, 08:14 AM |
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Jun 29 2009, 08:59 AM
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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? wrong... comfort wise... is XM1 > Primacy > PP2... 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 XM1 is comfort basic tire... and Primacy is for more Luxury cars... PP2 is for Sporty drive... if handling is a must for you try out PP2... if comfort please to to look for XM1... remember XM1 really cannot do hard cornering... |
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Jul 6 2009, 10:22 AM
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QUOTE(keithmin @ Jun 30 2009, 05:48 PM) but i wan 185/60R15 wor...is this measurement abnormal ? coz i only see 185/55R15, 195/55R15 or 195/60R15 only... try out 195/60 R15 for comfort... my dad Avanza also using this tire..if you wan a bit performance... try Hankook V12 at this size 195/55 R15... RM180 only... 185/60 R15 is odd size la... less choice... QUOTE(rockstar teddy @ Jul 2 2009, 10:42 AM) hi guys.. Synergy... haha... take Hankook V12 no regrets for Performance with Confort tire... busy busy month.. finally changing my waja absorbers this week next mth is the tires turn stil undecided on the hankook v12 stil rm175?? dont knw y my dad's fren intro silverstone synergy m5..any input on this?thanks. Added on July 2, 2009, 10:56 amim currently on Yokohama A.drive QUOTE(bizzy @ Jul 3 2009, 12:22 AM) thanks all for the reply. wow... PP2 not nice??? i tell you PP2 is one of the best all rounder... except it's side wall is on hard side...pp2 is in my list last time but the thread line is not as good as those performance type . haha as hankook rs2 really look nice thread line. yes i more into cornering~ so compare pp2 and hankook rs2 which 1 better? who ever try this two on cornerin before? parada spec 2 really can bring u to hell~ for drifter really is not bad tyre haha . i pump 255 pressure cuz that wanna make the side wall more harder. but it does work well but then the tyre just dont like to bite the road much. brand new of this tire does work very well but u spend it 30% after the tire just suck after that. Hard braking, Heavy Rains, Patch of Water will not even derail from it driving line... I do drive at 170km/h with some times hard braking... (SEG without ABS) still gripping well... heavy rains (Vios) raining cats and dogs still driving 130km/h did not feel anything slipping on PLUS... Hydroplanning... you don need to worry it is among the best in the class... 60km/h over a 2cm deep water patch... no problem... it will not turn pull you car sideways automatically... don n get cheated by it's thread... haha... BTW i use 2 sets already... b4 shift to Hankook V12... no $$$ This post has been edited by michael9413: Jul 6 2009, 10:25 AM |
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Jul 7 2009, 11:49 AM
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5.5JJ is the rim width...
for that size 195/60 R15 you can try Michelin XM1 or Michelin Primacy LC or Falken 912... if you want to get 195/65 R15 also can... still within the +/- 3% rules... My dad's Avanza also change to this size... more common... he is using Michelin XM1 now... This post has been edited by michael9413: Jul 7 2009, 11:52 AM |
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Jul 10 2009, 11:34 AM
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QUOTE(arafat @ Jul 10 2009, 07:26 AM) i'm going to change my car tyre soon for the 1st time the valve will cost around RM5... sure need to replace but if you are using metal valve different story....been reading few pages and saw terms like valve,chamber nut how to determine that those stuff need replacement or not? approx price? what else i need to know? i am scare of getting chopped can recommend me a good worksyop in serdang? chamber nut depend you wan to change or not... RM35~RM50 per pc... what size if your tires??? what brand and pattern you wanna change to? |
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Jul 10 2009, 03:29 PM
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QUOTE(arafat @ Jul 10 2009, 01:02 PM) thanks.. y not try Michelin Xm1... good tire... my tire size is 13 175/70 currently using goodyear ducaro ga since i dont know anything, think i just continue using same model a shop quoted me rm135 each yesterday including balancing any advice? you will feel a lot difference |
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