fr3edwin@
no chance. tires already in use.  just bear with it until the next change. we all learn from mistake. make sure to ask around if you're unsure. don't trust the seller 100%

fazron80@
where are you from? there is one in balakong area. turn left around shell petrol station after the mines shopping center. it's call z motorsports or something.
cost around 80 bucks. good thing it was of pu steering bush which gives a tighter steering feel.

JJ91@
check out pinned tread of tires price list.

spiderwick@
you could try manual alignment. else, change your steering bush. refer to my reply on fazron80's question.
depending on the tires compound / material / type / road condition and driving style. should be good for another 40k km. unless it was a semi slick, sports or
extreme performance tires with low tread wear.

fazron80@
both hankook v12 and ps3 is a good tires. with ps3 being quieter and better wet grip. of course, more expensive too.
huh!told ya after changing to pu bush, steering feels tighter after every corner, all i have to do is holding the steering wheel slightly loose and it will turn itself straight in no time. which is more convenience.

spiderwick@
there is this silverstone motorsports  in balakong, in front of jusco cheras selatan that do a good manual alignment.
the foreman will test your car a few time after the alignment done. sometimes, it may take 2 hours to get done. that's it until the foreman satisfied with the result. cost vary from 38 bucks to under 150 bucks on all 4 side!
depending on driving style, if we always turn the steering in full force during a turn, chances are the bush migh give way faster too.

lulu89@
your vios could accept 185/55/r15 or 195/55/r15 without any problem. better handling.

Str33tBoY@
low profile tires tend to gives a bumpy ride. depending on the suspension setup and tires pressure too.
+ point; better cornering and looks good too