im wondering how come this Goodride Sp06 (205/45/16 - Rm185) have a good review. even can rival those big name's brands. any forumer feedback here?



http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Goodride/SP06.htm


make a mistake already by choosing bridgestone my01 . looking for hankook v12, but at that shop it didnt have it but that at time got the rim that i really want it.

those review on that site are not official. more of an individual review which tend to be very general and bias towards personal preference / experience.
if you're growing up driving with uhp tyre, you will noticed even a slight different on tyre feedback when changing to hp class tyre.
while those used to using comfort / premium tyre might complaint if you give them the uhp tyre
oh! and v12 had better grip compare to my-01

Bridgestone My-01 i can say is really rubbish...

+10
wahahahaa~

Bro , Last time you recommended goodyear eagle 185/55-15, My usual shop dont have them, They only have 185/60-14 . Priced at 175, Is it a good deal?

just change hyundai getz tyre to Dunlop 185-65-14 RM160, alignment rm15 and balancing rm5..huhuhu..

This post has been edited by curaptz: Sep 22 2010, 04:17 PM

How is the performance and comfort?

Hi guys, anyone can share your experience with Yokohama A.Drive R1?

i'm using it for my 01 waja (205/50/16)...excellent grip on wet condition(coz of the thread pattern) but quite noisy for my waja...mmm...

any recommendation for 205/50/16 that emphasize on comfort and quietness ?

Which brand is better ? Goodyear eagle or yokohama A drive?

yeah stock size at 225 45 17. those two all performance is it? i appreciate quietness too!
before this was on CSC2/3. even at 32 psi it's rock stable.

35psi for mk5 and 38psi for mk6.

if fully loaded 37/41 or something.

anyways for highway drive it's better to pump higher.

any views on RE050?

covered 2,500kms on the PS3 already(in only 3 weeks), starting to love it now.

This post has been edited by phas3r: Sep 25 2010, 12:21 PM

michellin premium comfort range(check with rascal_stitch for pricing) and continental cc5.

both are entry level donut. but from experience, i will put my money on a.drive.
eagle nct5's grip sux' big time. even so when the tread is lower than 70%.

both are performance donut. which tend to be quite noisy. can't get a comfort, quiet and handling at once package.
re050 are a rung below the re001. haven't try re050 yet but r001 is definitely a good buy for a highly spirited driving.
after a run in, your current ps3 donut is started showing it's true potential

goodyear eagle NCT5 is a budget tire. goodyear eagle f1 asymmetric on the other hand is an impressive performance tire. golf gti owners are using it. but have some cracked sidewalls issue

exactly! f1 asymmetric is a fine piece of donut which is only available in bigger size. even quieter and better grip than the gsd3.
so, it's true that its sidewall sux? a friend of mine got his few months old f1 asymmetric's sidewall cracked too. too much of touge'.

I just changed my 16 donuts to Michelin primacy LC.
After 2 months so far, Im very happy with it. Really quiet and comfortable. But must keep pressure up. Otherwise walls will flex too much. Pair it with latio's great nvh, my car is super smooth.

nitrogen is the answer

thanks for the feedback guys. but michelin out of my budget. im looking around rm250-350 price range. currently using Bridgestone my01. after using nearly 2 weeks, im really cant stand the stand the noise came from it.

Thanks bro, Any good priced comfort tyre for 14"? I might be taking up the yokohama A drive

you should avoid directional tread pattern. they're noisy in nature.
have you checked the price of continental cc5?
falken ze912 is fine too.