no criteria? lol

c drive 2 a, bluearth a, ecopia a, xm2 a, neuton nt8000 a, nexen n8000, achilles atr sport a... banyak wo

c drive 2, achilles atr sport

not sure if the hankook v12 would fall in your rm200 price range, but if it does can consider that too.

additionally, if you top up a bit you may consider nankang ns2r, although be warned that the road noise might be a huge turn off

nightstalker1993
maybe can help this mei mei la

no idea on the dunlop/maxxis, though if you think the v12 evo isn't good, i'm afraid it may be a bit hard to get tires that could be up to your standards. especially when you've tried the likes of fz201/r888/rsr/ns2r.

to be honest, you're probably better off going back to the extreme tires, just not the semi slicks that may be bad in rain - eg: rsr/ns2r

more like, it's a bit hard to recommend uhp/high performance tires with rm200/piece budget

toyo drb probably got some users around... though i'd reckon people would be on the T1R more

btw, you could probably consider nitto neogen or the nt555 as well
i've heard good feedback from the neogens

Honestly you're asking the impossible with that budget. RM200 budget ultimate grip closest I can think of is NS2R, but that turns to crap below 50% threads so it's only short-term grip. PS3 is at RM280~ ish so that's out of the question. V12 can't satisfy you. Honestly I ran out of tires to suggest

Full slicks. kompom sedap

Well, if you ask this question 3 years back, the Achilles 123 can be had for just RM170

Now the price is around RM280 liao

many months ago i called Singapore for that, nope only RE11.
RE11A is imported by parallel importers.

now got RE-71R replacing the RE11A, so...

Didn't ask for price since I was only looking into RE11A, which RE11A also generally fared poorer than AD08R however I'm still interested in it because it is different being asymmetric compared to the usual directional extreme category tires.

So if RE11A is supposed to be an improvement /revision over the older RE11, obviously my interest in it is at rock bottom

But anyways,  locally officially no bring in any of the extreme category (RE11/RE11A/RE71R).
Singapore only the older RE11, so if got, it'll definitely be parallel import.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/chartD...ay.jsp?ttid=172
very abang adik stuff

when you're at an extreme end of things, i guess it'll boil down to preference(subjective)/pricing?

personally, i am siding on extreme tires being directional so you can rotate/flip them if needed
not to mention tires that can be acquired easily like the ad08r lol

You're welcome.

well i am still interested on the RE11A since they are asymmetrical and theoretically, it could offer better feedback/response during cornering due to different/separated tread pattern (and possibly even compound) designs.

but the thing is, Bridgestone eventually went back to directional on their RE71R, probably upon realization they just couldn't develop further/compete better with asymmetrical designs?

purely assumption/discussion purpose on my end here so your feedback after usage would be very valuable.
have you used ad08r before on the same ride/rim etc? if so even better if you can provide us a comparison!

unfortunately nope, only extreme i personally tried was ad08r
very limited experience i know, hence why i'm exploring beyond