Wah RE001 strong supporter...

i never use before but have challenge/ sprint drive with another car that fitted RE001 from japan...
that time i was using chop shop tire yokohama DNA, both our car is same just running different tire and the RE001 have fitted alot of bars .. mine none ...

we push and push also got challenge a RX8 to the peak of genting... we are bumper to bumper from bottom of the hill to peak of the hill ... as u say RE001 so good but still unable to pull away... from chop shop tire... RE001 just so so ...

well bro RE-001 is not that great, it should be RE-050 as i mention in last post compare with PS3... well look at the driver also lets have some test drive tonite... u wanna try Federal 595 Evo, while u can try PS3 hehe...

Re070 better

Got my PS3's today....feel a lot of difference with my old BF Goodrichs....first, with tonight's heavy rain, the car never flinched a little cruising at 160kmph, so wet performance is definitely great.....

The tyre also got a thumbs up for my wife who commented that it is more silent and comfortable than the previous set.

Will give further reviews after a touge in C. Highlands with these set of tyres

i was told new sets of tyre should be stressed out like that, at least let it run smoothly for around 500km or so, then only start using its full potential performance of the tyre
btw, you said the PS3 was good on comfort, do try the performance and get back to us alright?

i was told new sets of tyre should be stressed out like that, at least let it run smoothly for around 500km or so, then only start using its full potential performance of the tyre
btw, you said the PS3 was good on comfort, do try the performance and get back to us alright?

  Review from Autoworld Forum PS3 thread
LanGanu007
post Mar 23 2010, 08:16 PM
Post #234

Pilot Sport series quality control is very very strict and the difference in quality, if any, between an Asean manufactured one compared to non Asean manufactured one is very negligible. Not to worry if the purchased PS3 is Asean manufactured or EU or Japan manufactured smile_thumbup.gif

Latest update on my PS3...even senior citizen whom I've given lifts the last few weeks commented that my ride has become sooo much more softer and comfortable...in their limited knowledge on car modification, they asked me "...what did I do to my absorbers/suspension system?" I just grinned and said, "...pasang absorber lembut sikit supaya dapat tahan lubang-lubang kat jalanraya kita" Bear in mind, this difference in softness and comfort is noticeable even compared to my outgoing GY Eagle F1 Asy, which was already a very comfortable tyre smile_blush.gif

Most important update...lately, I was able to drive the PS3 in torrential rain both in country roads and the highways...all I can say is this...up to now I subjectively found the PS2 being very closely superior in the wet compared to the GY Eagle F1 GSD3 (to me the king of wet traction and wet handling). But now I stand to be corrected....subjectively to me, THE PS3 JUST TOPPLED THE GY Eagle F1 GSD3 from this position and is now my new benchmark of the king of wet traction and wet handling smile_thumbup.gif smile_thumbup.gif smile_thumbup.gif

Couple that with its already superior dry handling and high speed stability and pricing, I can safely say Michelin has struck the near perfect formula in performance tyre production smile_clown.gif

Now to see how long during its treadwear will PS3 retain these strengths? Will it still deliver these superior features up to 60% worn vs 70% vs 80% worn vs 90% worn? To me, if it can last up to 80% to 90% worn, it is indeed GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY smile_approve.gif But that is yet to be proven smile_blush.gif


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Sure bro...will let the tyres run in first b4 heading for ch.....u using ps3s too?

195/50/15 ps3 user report in... couldnt give any review cuz tis is my 1st set of traction AA uhp tire...

Got my PS3's today....feel a lot of difference with my old BF Goodrichs....first, with tonight's heavy rain, the car never flinched a little cruising at 160kmph, so wet performance is definitely great.....

The tyre also got a thumbs up for my wife who commented that it is more silent and comfortable than the previous set.

Will give further reviews after a touge in C. Highlands with these set of tyres

when u going to C. Highlands for touge?

by the way what car u have install ps3?

Tried Falken Ziex 912, Yokohama Parada, Toyo R1R, Federal 595 RS-R and Silverstone FTZ RR already, currently using FTZ RR front and Parada rear, damn they are but..................damn noisy

thanks micheal.
btw, 400 bucks is reasonable. my odd size 15" also cost almost the same.
from the review, seems like it has a good traction in wet and dry. gonna get the 17" for my other ride soon.
was 235/45/r17. typo error 

PS3 very hot now.