just fitted all 4 shoes to falken ze912 on the stock 14" rims....

185/65 r14...

actually i wanted 185/60 r14... but the shop dont have enugh stock for 4... and i also dont want to make another trip there... so take the 65 series... does make the car acceleration drop a bit... but really improve the ride comfort... so far is ok for me...

mayb describe wrong la... as using 65 series, can feel less bumpy than the stock 175/65 series... so is more comfort... : )

the rear tires is hitting the body... dont think is driveable car...

is the car battery under car warrantty? if yes, for 1 yr or 2???

ic... last time my honda, they gave 2 yrs.... so by the time it was going to 2yrs... SC replace the battery for free...

BM servicing is not by hundred... is by thousand,....

try falken 912...

14" ori sport rims sure can fit 185/60 r14... but i heard the steel rim cannot...

i change mine to falken... only rm140 with alighment and balancing...

cannot be la... when my last bar blinking and cont drive for about 20km, i can refill about rm 75 to rm 80 on ron 92 which is about 39 to 42 liters liao...

i think it is quite norm to civic onwer or user that civic has bad NVH.... so i think i agree that civic NVH is a bit better than vios or perhaps more or less the same... i've drove both car for months... so i guess i agree to NiCkY comments...

i'm getting bored with my vios... arh!!!!!!!!!!!!

where's the link???

i think RM 500 - RM600 is quite common on Max check....

think not this yr la... probally next yr

same engine????? already so big gap with german TSi technology... if vios retain the same engine for the next all new launch, that will be a totally let down.... then toyota will be same like our proton saga... the current engine alraedy about 10yrs old tech... if carry forward again, dunno what to say liao....

use the was to rub off the black mark... the damanged skirt and bumper, u cant do anthing liao...

the rated pressure on the side of the driver door is based on cool temperature (when your car leave there for sometimes), but normally when we drove to petrol pumps to refill the air, our tires have been warmed up (by driving more than 1km) and so the tires pressure will go up as well, so we have to selft adjsut about 3-5psi to compensate this...