Currently using Yokohama AE01, 175/70r13 for my Iswara. First of all is handling in wet and dry condition is good, water cutting very good i can say compare to last tyre i used -> falken sn828 and gy duraplus. I feel less resistance when going through wet and "watery" road. Second about the FC, I didnt feel much different compare to last tyre i used. Got a bit difference, but not so huge la. Driving in highway, I think will give more mileage, but according to the website stated, urban driving give more mileage compare to highway driving. A bit confusing here. haha. BUT ONE THING IS YOKOHAMA BLU-EARTH IS MUCH MORE QUIETER than last tyre brand i used. Conclusion is :

Handling [both wet and dry] : 8.5/10
Quietness : 7/10 (u know right? iswara mah.. xD)
FC : 6/10. Can't feel the difference(maybe my car using carb, will consume a lil bit more fuel)

after some calculation, my car can go up to 14km/litre average. 1.3 engine.

Handling [both wet and dry] : 8.5/10
Quietness : 7/10 (u know right? iswara mah.. xD)
FC : 6/10. Can't feel the difference(maybe my car using carb, will consume a lil bit more fuel)

after some calculation, my car can go up to 14km/litre average. 1.3 engine.

first time read AE01's user review also
btw, your 1.3 iswara, auto or manual? 14km/l for carb is like... super duper good man???

very doable with manual.

for 3 speeder auto, if you can deal with <40km/h, then yea probably doable too.

40km/l ah, that's quite kesihan... hahaha. but you're always redlining your saga 3speed auto (from reading your other posts), how much you usually got?

Bridgestone Ecopia EP150


EP150 used as Nissan Leaf's OE tyres!

Michelin XM2


Hankook Kinergy Eco & EX

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Nice thread! Best eco tire for size 185 60R 15 and 185 65R15 anyone?

try look for goodyear efficient grip performance. seems like a good deal too

first time read AE01's user review also
btw, your 1.3 iswara, auto or manual? 14km/l for carb is like... super duper good man???