got pump correct tyre pressure or not?

New tyre from Proton?

LOL..can sue them 

Bro... very clear u need NEW rims and BETTER tyres.... CC5 just trrade in lah.... safety more important bro! 

Usj,

thank God u all ok bro.
wats ur mileage? better complain to proton & continental

Did it burst when you were driving, or it slowly pssst till tyres cant take the speed...?? Any pulling when tyres no air???

Oo.... so you bought only one tyre for your ride....??? Can meh????

isnt that you are one of the proton supplier should be more easier to claim the parts and your noise of complain are more powerful?? because these thing can kill , seriously no joke.... hope proton can recall those vehicle to change tyre like US.... i know it wont happen, but at least later batch with other tyre ....

Blame Protong for choosing a smaller rim + high profile soft sidewall combo.....

Blame Conti for too soft the sidewall construction....

Blame the driver who pek corner like Maikai Shumaikai using 16in rims + 60series high profile soft sidewall tyres....

Thank god no one was harmed....

Usj, no need go ah kit there.....
U can call poadster for better deal....

He know a shop can trade in high price....

Tot many ppl start work Liao ma... Manatau.....
Hoho.. Bro, I gt thr same case like yours.. Just mine look more worst... Did u found any hole On the tires?

YA, i went there JS@klang also....but quoted me so so only......uz say my car 20k mileage jor........!@#%@!#  

how can u NOT pay attention to it...n be SURE it's a sudden burst is beyond me......    

so how can u be so sure it's a sudden burst ?

ngjx said the same thing...in the end he found out that the tire is actually with a hole...in other words he punctured his tire drove high speed on the highway.....in the end the tire gave up and broke into pieces.....

usj,

make sure complain ya like the firestone tyres blow out case in US:

Brothers make tribute video for mom who died in Explorer rollover

By Jeremy KorzeniewskiRSS feed
Posted Jan 26th 2012 7:59PM
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It is with mixed emotions that we share this particular video, which stars two young boys who lost their mother, Nicole Miller, in 2004 after the Ford Explorer she was riding in blew a tire and rolled, causing her fatal injuries.

A sad story indeed, and we're quite certain everyone involved wishes that Mrs. Miller were still alive and that her boys would not have had a reason compelling them to make the tribute video in the first place. Certainly, the powers-that-be at the automaker hate seeing the Blue Oval's name brought up again in connection to older Explorers and the well-known lawsuits lodged against it after a number of owners reported rollover accidents.

While acknowledging the tragic loss of life, it's important to remember that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration investigated the Ford Explorer and found it just as safe – or just as dangerous, as the case may be – as any other sport utility vehicle of the same era, which, importantly, was before stability control had hit the market in real numbers (and long before it became federally mandated, which was only recently). Independent tests were also carried out, none of which found the Ford Explorer to be particularly unsafe. Vehicles with high ground clearance and four-wheel drive are often afflicted with a higher center of gravity, making them easier to roll than passenger cars that sit closer to the ground.

For what it's worth, Firestone did recall 14.4 million tires starting in August, 2000 after Ford and Firestone negotiated a very contentious agreement between the two companies, including the ones fitted as standard equipment on many Ford Explorers built between 1991 and 2000, due to "a safety-related defect" (read: tread separation). Ford later agreed to replace 13 million tires mostly on Explorers that weren't covered by the original recall. But it isn't Firestone that the Miller boys' video targets, it's the Ford Motor Company.

In response to a query from The Huffington Post, Ford spokesperson Marcey Evans said that the automaker was "familiar with this tragic accident and our sympathy goes out to the family involved." Evans added, "We believe it would be inappropriate for us to comment further at this time as the family has brought a lawsuit against Ford, which is coming up for trial later this year."

In any case, we've included Ryan and Gregory's video after the break. It's a heartstring tugger that sets new lyrics to Vanessa Carlton's hit song A Thousand Miles. It is worth noting again here that the kids' assertions that Ford should recall all the remaining Explorers from that era are understandably emotionally driven. What the kids know about the cause of the accident is probably supplied by the family lawyers. Still, grab the tissues and Ford should hope the jurors never see it.

perhaps we think too much on the oil thingy

i last time got a few colleague, never change oil one satria can drive 4 years without changing oil, but need overhau. wira is 2 years, but just FC higher and no power , after change, power came back