Bro, how do we differentiate between Thai and Taiwan makes?

Duro Thailand's packaging is Gold in colour while Duro Taiwan is Silver

Dear friend, it's unfortunate that you had that experience. First and foremost, i would like to ask you whether you do still have the tire that you claim will crack, bengkak and shake after the tire has been punctured. I'm attached with the factory of this company and we will definitely honor any claims if there is a manufacturer defect. After all, our tires are Sirim approved and if we do not honor the manufacturing defect, you are always welcomed to make a report with the Consumer Association.

I can assure you that a punctured tire will not crack, blister and swing at the same time. That is totally impossible as the tire structure doesn't permit it to happen. Hard for me to explain the full details as it's very complicated. As far as quality issues is concerned, i will let Sirim be the judge of that and not dwell on it. If a tire doesn't meet a particular standard, Sirim will not approve it.

On your statement of motor workshops saying our tires are of bad quality and not claiming the tires for you are just simple marketing tactics of them to sell you a different brand of tires or product so that they can make more money. Maybe they are now pushing a different brand ? Nobody knows and neither can i say nor blame them.

But one very strong statement that you have posted in your reply is that you claimed that our tires cheated you and request us as a factory not to cheat anymore. Please be known that if you in fact have evidence that we have cheated you in anyways, please do proof it to us by contacting me personally and we will take the necessary action to rectify the problem.  But if you do not have any proof of what you claim, i hope you will be smart enough to not bad mouth us as we do take defamation very seriously and will not hesitate to take legal action.

Oh by the way, if you do have proof of your claim, i sincerely do advise you to report the problem to the Consumer Association before contacting me so that you will be protecting your claim.

lewatmalam,

Who Are You? You Want TO SUE me?!    I really would like to know who you really are? are you from the factory? My case are 6 months ago. do you think I am sohai.. keep your tayar untill now? I use to be Farrelli supporter.. my group of friends all use F1800! .. BUT, never actually heard of the SIRIM! 

Every good product will take responsibility on their own defects and suggestions from the public! We are the user, we know what products is good and no good. If you got the time and plan to sue me for bad mouthing Farrelli.. Why don't you go survey the market... Even the most famous motorshop in the market also never sell your tayar!?

you think your product can improve without hearing complains from the market?

lewatmalam,

u jgn buli orang, i pun mangsa jugak, sebelum i report, farrelli buat tak kisah..

mau report, inilah report!

tayar tak baik, buat bagi baik la.. bising dekat sini buat apa..

I am going to try Farelli next round... this would be one of the things I hope can beli buatan malaysia.

Hate to see Thailand made products dominate our local market, and all our hard earned money goes overseas... Michelin, Duro, Maxxis...

I'll try Farelli, IRC, FKR and maybe more. Long live local tayar...

Actually it's not the Thailand market dominating the market now, it's the China market. Anyways JKJR and JPJ are having an ongoing roadshow to educate the public on using tires with either Sirim or E standard. They will start taking action in October. So do make sure you choose tires that have the approved standard to avoid problems with the enforcement. And do remember that Farrelli tires are Sirim Approved so you're sure the quality and standard is there.

farelli is ok so far for meeven is botak still ok

Farelli is hard to find in Georgetown, Penang. Do you have any recommended bengkel?

Managed to find one, and I replaced my rear tire with F1000, and my friend a set of F1000 in Pulau Tikus bengkel. Date code 0510 to 0910, quite new tires.

We went to spare part shops around Komtar, but none of them carries it. They had FKR, IRC Gold, and many Dunlop TT100... price point of Farelli is RM10 below IRC.

Was considering TT100 tubeless, but this also very rare here...

@lewatmalam: thanks. keep me posted here....