bro if you want comfort throw those Bridgestone away... the tire is not for comfort... frankly u can try Toyo C1S for better comfort the grip is nice and comfort too...

totally agree with you... u need to use to it.... my old toy (13 yrs old) 1.6L using 40 litter petrol for 300+ km only...


no tyre master but some ppl just don understand how a tire will affect the ride quality, handling, braking distance and also cabin noise...

This post has been edited by michael9413: Feb 27 2011, 08:54 PM

well it is up to you... have a few AW forummer changed their tires just after 1~2 months... of course have to fork out another few hundreds to swap to new tires but at least it meet your requirement...
i changed the NCT5 (98% new when installed) come with the 2nd hand rims for only 1 yr and did not even mnage to clock 20k km from it... really have to throw it away as it's wet grip sucks that is dangerous...
then changed my 14" CC1 even have more than 40% of thread... really cannot stand the grip it gives and the common problem (bilateral offset) on the tires...
it depends on individual...

Bridgestone tires on Toyota does not perform la... u thought Potenza they give you is good meh... just entree level for performance and it's sidewall is hard so got some ppl complaint y toyota suspension is hard... by right is just the tires... haha

well girls more easy to get sales kua... btw a lot of sales (car) did not even know their product spec properly one... so better do homework and test drive, then make decision yourself...

This post has been edited by michael9413: Feb 27 2011, 09:18 PM

haha that is an Altis Hatchback... from Aus... the photo i put there years ago... they called it Altis Sportivo 200HP on stock

not the matter of coming in bulk or not... is the cost... recently they switch back to Bridgestone, the tire's comfortness sucks... so choose your own tires...

they will use what tire which offered to them cheaper... like Proton Inspiria, CC5 is like good cars with entree level tires...

are you sure accord ride comfort is good haha... well you still have things to learn...

good handling but ride comfortness i still doubt a lil... i feel humps and bumps easily although it is on a comfort tires, can't imagine if it was on a performance (harder) tires... especially the rear passenger if long journey and bumpy ride then u know