Just change my tires also, 185 60 R14, RM165/pc.. seem expensive.

hello...

anyone uses their eco tyre for more than 2 years???

my XM2 now is showing rubber hardening sign as told my the tyre shop people!

anyone can help / guide me what to do next???

yoko ae-01, mic xm2, bs EP200.  already narrowed down to 3 for you.
If you ask me to choose only 1? my pick is EP200.

or maybe you can try toyo NE3, very new in malaysia market.  after use, please share review here  

i use toyo nano tire,so far so good....dammed long lasting leh ,already 10k the tire still looks brand new.
handling.."so so only"=wet....better dont drive fast poor grip,dry not bad...eco tire what cannot expect to much lo.
i bring my car up to 190kmh ...still ada grip during dry...but i feel the tire stress already max out,dont dare push higher .
during wet..most can push the tire up to 120kmh shja...top already for me ...dont dare push lao,
breaking distance for dry quite good,wet if u drive fast  it will skids.luckily my car esc and abs kick in.
noise.....u can hear tiok when uneven road.
when u corner hard or fast ,will hear tiok stretching sound.
comfort......acceptable ,nothing special.

I have used my Yokohama BluEarth AE01 for more than 2 years, almost hitting 3 yrs without any problem. Mileage is slightly above 25K km.

25K mileage already and how is the tire treadwear? I'm looking at this tire as well for my gf viva but just wanted to know how far this tire can last. Currently using CC5 and can last >60K

my cc5 28k km all worn until like semi slicks. one particular tire even worn until the internal steel belting come out

personally if you're expecting good treadwear on eco tires, you'd be sorely disappointed.
and if it does last very long, i'd be worried on it's performance/comfort and nvh. *coughxm2cough*

I did do tire rotation every 10k, not sure this help to prolong the treadwear

i do every 8k, rotate 3 times habis.

Here is my short review. I have settled with Yokohama BluEarth AE-01 and those are awesome tyres if you're looking for excellent Eco LRR tyres.

PROS:
-Quite (really!)
-Soaks up bumps very well
-No need for tires to "break-in", drove off the shop can achieve optimum performance
-Handles my favorite 80km/h slalom highway exit corner rather well (wasn't expecting this good for a LRR tires)
-No bumpy rides even though pumping 220kpa front and back
-Easily available nationwide, not like you have to hunt  once in a blue moon

CONS
-Soft tires generally don't last long. But since this is Eco LRR tires, maybe it's a different case. We'll see.

Overall, really satisfied with these tires. I have another car with Hankook Kinergy Ex fitted, that one also decent though it has slower speed rating.

What's the latest report on this tyre now?

you can look for Bridgestone EP200, good investment