QUOTE(jeddawy @ Dec 26 2010, 11:34 PM)
actually the tyres have been changed before by the previous owner but not sure when and i doubt that they need to be changed after 10k
and i used the fully synthetic oil because i just want to do the service every 10k
what abt the break pads?? every how many km??
Bro normal tyres if you take care every service go buang tyre front change behind behind change in front it can last 80k km usually. Mine are those semi-slick it lasted me 40k km which is very good already. But if your's is original proton it can go further. Take to tyre shop ask them buang tyre + alignment + balancing (rm30 - rm35), if they ask you change then only change if not don't bother.
*semi synthetic also service at 10k la

You check proton punya servie manual, they are using syntium 800 15-50w semi syn, buy outside other brand (rm6x same for petronas) if go proton rm9x. IMO you should avoid that fellow who service your car! He is trying to con the hell out of u.
Break Pads around 40k - 50k depending on how bad you are as a driver. For me i think 40k is the max already front break pad need to change.
Original Drum Break (rear) is bad, try to pull your handbrake at bukit sometimes it will start to golek turun bukit. My Savvy is having the same issue like my BLM previously. Will get it change ASAP as you never know when you gonna need it.
Added on December 27, 2010, 11:48 amQUOTE(sonotme @ Dec 27 2010, 12:14 AM)
not sure tho.. But my current milage is 25k and I haven't changed my brake pad or tyres.. did you even know what tyres you changed? whether they were better or worse? choosing the right tyre is important as well..
Avoid silverstone if possible. There's once i ski on the round about because of the tyre, i never had such insecure feel previously when i am using Falken Aizen Tyres. Later on change tyres to Dunlop, swap the Silverstone behind, Dunlop is so much more better than Silverstone. But still Falken is damn good but i lasted me around 30k+ only.
Tyres which i did some research on and wanted to change would be Continental! Alot of good things about their tyres. Something similar to Michelin but much more cheaper.
btw i'm using 15" rims that time.
This post has been edited by kidmad: Dec 27 2010, 11:48 AM