Just changed 4pcs 195/55R15 TOYO CR1 today, in Bahau.
RM200 per donut.
RM800 include balancing, alignment, normal tire valves.

Other options :
Yokohama ES32 - RM210
Conti CC6 - RM210
Toyo TR1 - RM220
Hankook Kinergy - RM180

Hi, my car is just an old junk with noise here and there, so it's really hard to judge any difference. I drive very slow too, so don't really have the chance to test dry/wet grip to its extreme. ES32 is a good tire too, you can use back if the shop has it.

TR1 is RM20 higher than CR1. Based on its tread pattern, it could be noisier than CR1, but with better grip performance.

not easy to find , bro
RM200 tires mostly are budget tire with moderate dry/wet performance.

TR1 is more aggressive on dry grip, and might compromise a little wet grip (but still better than CR1, I think). If it's same price with CR1, of course take TR1 first.