QUOTE(cempedaklife @ Oct 18 2021, 09:32 AM)
it is expensive and noisy after a year or two.
but considering I'm driving one with 175 65 15, this is the best bang for the buck for me.
it can tahan lama still got bunga. for me its good.
but it has peeling/crack issue after 3 years or so la.
i don't drive fast but in rain, i never had to adjust to drive in rain (apart from visibility issue la), from what i heard, its still best for wet handling at that price range.
surprisingly, even though mco period impact but still, my current set more than 2 years plus, still cantik macam new tyres
and its still the xm2 ones.
i did think about getting cc6 and bluearth E32 but the review i see macam not good for wet handling.
although i must say, i haven't found one reviewer comparethe above both against xm2 yet, as in a single user who has experience with two or more tyres mentioned.
I believe your XM2 still have not harden yet.. When it does, these tyre will be awfully noisy especially you drive through old worn out tarmac on the road.
So far I've been using CC6 for about 3 years already and I can say it is very much quieter than the XM2.
When it comes to performance, I don't think other tyres can beat the XM2 or the XM2+. It is just the way it is.. You excel in performance, you have to sacrifice on comfort.
So it will be up to drivers to choose which they prefer more and opt for the best tyre that suits their needs.
This post has been edited by Thrust: Oct 18 2021, 09:53 AM