I'm Stucked...

I want good dry, wet, comfy and durable... Too much asking?

Size 195/55/15

So far,

Xm2 - rm250
PS3 - rm280
Yoko ae01 - rm230

Cc5 - ?
Cdrive2 - ?

Help....

PS3 for sure will be better compared to XM2 and CC5 in terms of dry and wet grip because I'm on PS3 at the moment and the size is 195/55/15 as well. No comment on Yoko AE01 or CDrive2 cuz never use it before.

For you its either PS3 or CD2.

I am currently on CD2. Has much better grip and cornering compared to CC5.

Next change, I will try PS3

I am on the same size as you with a CC5 currently, going to change to PS3 in 3-4 months' time when the mileage is up. CC5 good dry grip but not as confident during wet season. Good luck choosing.

PS3 should be the best choice.

also most expensive

True, if want cheaper one can try GY Eagle F1-D5. But for 15', the price difference is not that much, so PS3 is still reasonable. If 17' or bigger then the difference becomes substantial.

Thanks man...

Got qouted for cdrive2 - rm220

High chances going for this...

Bro, that's a good price. Just check the date of manufacturer and beware of common tricks like camber nut, brake pads and suspension rosak already, etc.

Thanks bro... For the precautious...

Just notice cdrive2 fuel efficiency rated as F.

yep i think too much asking..
normally performance grip don't comes with comfy & durable, and vice versa

should take XM2 or Yoko AE01 BluEarth if you concern about FC.

I was using CC5 before. Did not notice any drop in FC after changing to CD2. My Waja average is still about
+/-12.5 km/l

both cc5 and cd2 is not LRR tyre. so i think its logical you didnt notice mucj changes in FC. their strength is more towards good comfort and nvh.

http://global.yokohamatire.net/products/cdrive2.html
LRR advertised

yep, orange oil claimed to improve Fuel Efficiency

new bluearth series from yokohama is primarily ran with orange oil.

even the new Advan sport and Advan neova

Yea.. Unfortunately they replaced adrive with ae01 but cdrive2 remained..
Planned to change tmr.. Update my comment later

hmm... like that the AE01 not clash with their own CD2??
anyway, as mentioned by the other forumner, fuel efficiency rating of F is pretty low for CD2. I believe he mention about the new euro tyre label rating.. for me i think at least C or B is needed before i call it a LRR tyre..

it won't clash. CD 2 is more performance/comfort oriented. and it only exist in rather niche asia/asia pacific market (cheaper markets) where the tires are sourced from Philippines.

they don't have the american DOT ratings btw