Seriously, according to
n3w & what I saw wt my own eyes, the unavailability of resources, lack of latest technologies, living standard, u may stand a better chance to not only earn a living, but to excel or get rich by doing MCM(minor car mods)

The cheaper fellas, tayar botak until looks like racing slick tyres liao, kena paku jor still force the tauke to patch it. Tauke sei kenot still don't care, sendiri go take the rubber stick and patch it. Ended up, yes no doubt fixed the leak jor, but that paku site due to thread wall too thin and possibly steel belt layer patah ady, so bengkaked

Ended up, die die change. Now only the interesting part begun, the tauke offer a set of 195/55R15 Faken ZE522 to him(3 years old, bout 50% thread left) for RM80/piece (WTF?! That's my tyres!) The fella refused to take. Ended up tauke dunno from where squeeze out 1 piece of extremely old and worn down tyre. Slap it on that rim, put soap water see no leak, then collected RM50

Seriously, I don't see any difference in terms of thread left on the tire compare to the earlier kena paku tyre. Why in the hell he rather pay RM50 for 1 almost botak tyre? Rather than RM80 for 2 pieces of 50% thread tyre?! And yes,
n3w the tauke later use that RM50 collected and paid to you liao

U know the punk head guy drove a Mazda Bongo with extreme tyre condition kena paku still wanna patch that fella rite

It's not that what worthwhile deal you can find for customer, it's how cheap can you go. Despite cheap, but the profit is amazing.
Another thing is, richfag
n3w don't even care the 2 pieces of my 195/50R15 Faken ZE522 so new until like fresh out from factory, he still traded all 4 tyres up for merely RM150

In return, tauke sold him a set of Cibaistone Kurize for RM700

RM700 I could have got myself a set of ATR Sport with balance to pump petrol liao

That's why I told ya the boss is loaded.
Not richfag la brother, atr sport melaka dont know where to get, less hassle get all new hehehe.
profit gao gao.
KL fortunate to have many varieties and choices in melaka we here rely on trust to shop owner, people tend to visit their favourite reliable tyres shop rather than searching for new ones.