So it's always like that?

Steering feels lighter, seems to be less noisy (I was pretty much driving on old slicks (Bridgestone Turanza ER60) before, so yup, improvement). Not sure if the cornering will be as good as the old ones though, maybe I'll try tomorrow (could feel the limit of the old ones), but I don't want to ruin the tyres just after I bought them. So far (the 10 km I have driven with them) I'm satisfied.

To be added to current list:

225/45R17
GT Radial Champiro HPY - RM350 Quicksave, USJ (Jun 11)
Nexen N8000 - RM340 Jooi Seng, Klang (May 11)
Nexen N8000 - RM370 Kean Lee Hin, Jln Ipoh (May 11)

245/40R17
GT Radial Champiro HPY - RM450 Quicksave USJ (Jun 11)

225/40R18
Nexen N8000 - RM450 Kean Lee Hin, Jln Ipoh (May 11)

255/35R18
Nexen N8000 - RM630 Kean Lee Hin, Jln Ipoh (May 11)

Anyone know the best fix tyre for Perodua Kelisa?

just recently changed my tires. 215/60R16

michellin xm2. rm500 per piece.
why nowadays tires so expansive?

Rubber prices went up...

being quote expensive I think.rm 500 per piece is seriously expensive.where is ur place?sabah Sarawak?

This post has been edited by ernest0205: Jun 8 2012, 10:34 PM

subang.

time to change tyre....getting botak...
anyone has suggestion?
still a stock rim (15") on old city...
prefer a sport, not comfort/soft tyre (tried cc5, burn out fast)
last sport (PS3) mayb noisier, but last longer on me...better cost/usage

what size is ok? 195/55/15 or 195/50/15?
i m looking at PS3 (again), toyo T1R (fren recommend), S.Drive(also 1 suggest), so long below RM300 per piece (lower better)
any recommend?

Just change all tyre and trade in ori rim R16 wira SE for new R15.
currently using bridgestone turanza R30 ..
all 4 rim, 4 tyre and trade in old rim, need to add another RM 1,300 (include adjust 4 chamber).

expensive or not?

p/s: just notice that adjust chamber quite expensive, RM25 per tyre.

bro anybody from kedah know where can i get original enkei or oz racing rims at kedah?

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Added on June 9, 2012, 8:58 pmplan to change to wider tyre falken 912 205/45/16 for my new 1.5 myvi
actually i wan to try fk452 tire on my myvi but looking at the spec...no 205/45/16...

currently no more falken st115 only left the old stock tyres...
try st115 tires on my bro viva...very great grip and responsive handling

Falken ST115 - 2010
165/45/15 - RM180

This post has been edited by diadokmai: Jun 9 2012, 09:01 PM

17 inches PS3 only rm600.

you go ask other shop la.

bro u wanna try Gurun, Nam Kiang?

good price and a lot of tyres

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Added on June 11, 2012, 11:58 amPS3 confirm quiet than the rest of your choice.

This post has been edited by turbocharged: Jun 11 2012, 11:58 AM

bro wat brand is this size 165/45/15 ????? suitable for wira??
the smaller value of aspect ratio will look sporty and more expansive??
wat is the most sporty tyre for wira 15inc rims??
wat is the price

The final diameter should stay the same as it is before. there are calculators for that. comfort, acceleration and fuel consumption will suffer though, handling can improve or suffer. also more expensive.

prices depend on type and brand, see the first post for a rough reference. don't sacrifice safety for good looks. dont get cheap crap.

195/60/15 Thunderer Mach 1 (dunno good or not) - 220 a piece

oh really...do they got nice rims too???
i need to chnge the rims too bcoz stock only 14inch maa

Just changed my tires to Falken ze522 215/50r17. Wana ask I pump 32psi for my front and rear tires is it ok? Enough?

2,2 bar (32 psi) is usually ok. What is recommended? I would pump it up a bit more though, usually I drive with 2,6-2,7 bar (I don't have the chance to check with very cold tyres though, have to drive a km or two before I can check). It's better to have too much than too little, too little damages the tyre easily, too much... they are usually rated for at least 3 bar, so they can withstand even more than that. Even with potholes I doubt they will explode as long as you are only a bit over the recommended pressure.

Advantages of driving too (moderately) much pressure: Lower fuel consumption, better speed/acceleration (less resistance), better handling, less tyre wear. Disadvantage: Not so comfortable. Try to find the right balance for you

(After having seen how much a tyre on a Kangoo deforms during cornering (ok, it was racing on the Nürburgring/Nordschleife) I rather have more pressure in there than too little ).

my stock tires is 215/40/17 using conti mcs5. but i feel its kinda loud. any quieter choice?

if you may, please suggest who/personnel to look for in particular when going there. thanks.