Sorry my bad. Forget the name. Yup it's a tyre shop behind Mines. It's name is racing something. Or maybe not. I've totally forget it's name.
That's the first time I hear that you can test alignment using thumb. Isn't that dangerous? 
My own version of good alignment is, it doesn't keep left or right when the steering is straight. That's my own version. Perhaps another indicator needs to realignment is uneven tyre wear. But I don't really know. So it's really up to you I think how you feel about your car when it drives.

Owh..Meaning that we need to test 2 things
1) when the car moving it doesn't sway left / right when the steering is straight (For this one we actually holding the steering to keep it straight?) Yes
2) the steering itself doesn't swing to left / right once u hand off the steering (Yes it doesn't go left/right once let off the hand, it does after 2 or 3 seconds which might due to the road condition?) Yes

I see i see.. Owh..Thanks then my car's alignment should be ok now...
From what I observed, Tech Ming Auto service, they actually measure the front tires distance by using meter tapes after put on the alignment machine (when there is still red alert on one aside, the alignment man put the car down then measure using meter tape,test drive, then done. RM20 charged for alignment)
For the second shop I went to Sing Ming Tyres nearby Equine park,Seri Kembangan behind Esso. The alignment test drive my car, put my car on the alignment machine, do adjustment till the PC show both are 0, tires both sides are green, then he went to test drive again. Then he switch the front tyre right<->left, test drive again. Then done. Charged only RM10.
Conclusion is I feel my car is better after the second time alignment.
Anyway, for the best result I think is better to go for the shop people recommend at the best alignment sifu thread. Whereby Kin Alignment is one of them.

hello, im using hankook 205/45/16 tire and i feel tat it is really noisy~~
planning to change bridgestone re001 or yokohama S drive
which 1 better actually ?? or any recommendation ?? prefer low noise !

YES...6-10% for certain brand/type

Besides this two, any other? Budget RM1200 Max for 4 pcs. 

Hi guys, need advice here.

I'm using old vios 2004.
Changed my abs+spring(Koni+Eibach).
Changed rims and tyres to 205/45/16 (RE001).

Feel abit bumpy.
Can my lowered car be fitted with 205/50/16?

Thanks

hi.. wanna ask/advice.. Yoko S-Drive japan (RM355) vs RE001 (RM380), which better? using 205/50/16... wanna try V12 too bad tek ming don have pulak..

205/50R16?
where change and what price?

OE is 195 60 15. Hahaha... I upgrade to 205 50 16. But very hard to find tyres.. Saw V12 today at Teck Ming and so envy others can use but dont have for my size. If use 55 series then a bit heavy and not so nice during cornering. 50 is the nicest already. So no choice have to use V8.

RM280 with old tyre traded in. So far i see the cheapest in KL. Not sure about other place. V12 is so nice, but dont have 205 50 16. Haih...

jz bought a pair of used hankook v12 evo for Rm110 / piece...
price ok mah...?
btw...
it's very very new...
maybe usage under 2500km or around dat onli...

does hankook hav v12 & v12 evo...?
coz i not sure...