Going to change my PE B-line stock tyres Silverstone Kruzer (195/60 R15). Any idea what brand and model is suitable?

Thanks for the input! My friend is using XM2; he said really lesser grip. I think I will avoid that. C-Drive 2 sounds interesting...will look into that.
Just came back from a tyre shop nearby; they have Continental CC5 RM230. What do you think about CC5? Compared to C-Drive 2?

Thanks a lot for the input! I just checked C-Drive 2 at Kampar Perak. RM250/piece inc. installation. RM1k for four pieces. Probably will go to change later...or I go back hometown change hahaha.

This post has been edited by davidletterboyz: Feb 7 2013, 05:39 PM

Just say what's the car mileage la....

Following inputs from members here, I went ahead and purchased Yokohama C-drive 2. The grip is really much better than my stock Silverstone Kruizer; especially when its wet. I also bought a set of used Elegance stock sport rims (mine is B-line hahaha). Total damage RM1350 inc valves, balancing, alignment etc.

No trade in. My stock rim is rim besi and Silverstone Kruizer tires left around 15-20% lifespan. I gave to my friend d.

That's not accurate, because the remaining mileage stated in your panel is also calculated from the litre/100km rate (which is not accurate because it's an average reading by using an unknown age of data set). I manually calculate it this way:
1) Fill up your fuel tank to full.
2) Reset your odometer to 0km.
3) Drive.
4) Fill up your fuel tank to full (if possible the same pump in the same petrol station).
5) Take the total distance recorded in your odometer and divide it with the litre reading from the fuel pump. You will get km/litre reading.

So far my record is 13.73km/litre done on PE Auto B-line after 40k km major service. 270km of pure highway (110km/h@ ~3.2k rpm) + 200km (40-70km/h) + ~15 mins jam.

You can also convert it to litre/100km from here. From my experience, the litre/100km reading in our panel is slightly higher.