back from vios and almera thread, lololol

are you now changed to Toyota?

His executive car is a Vios or Almera?

He knows all the Jap B-segment cars well. Soon, go see Mazda 2 thread. Maybe might appear there also

vios or almera not on his level yet, his executive car is the legendary not existing bmw, and a 3.4 4x4 equipped with spotlights for going onto mountain passes

want to ask what is the touch panel lcd screen resolution in pixel?

Finally get a door handle protector. Too many scratches before...


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Now is driving executive car. Free from maintenance, petrol and insurance expenses.

lol i dunno the size leh....i can confirm original tyre noisier than xm2....bumpy i really cant feel the diff, because i oni drove the original like around 20 mins....lol

What? You changed tyres without knowing size wan ah?

I have no issue with the air cond. Its cooling is sufficient in hot weather and freezing cold at night. Mine is E spec.

same as mine.

lol ya lah....i just leave it to the shop and settle it....its my dad's friend shop...
may i know the impact, you seems so surprised!!

Just take a look at your tyres. It will indicate the size.
What is your Honda spec? V or E spec?

V spec bro....is there a big impact if size differ?

Vspec stock should be using 16 inch rims and tyres size 185/55r16.
So i think your tyre size should be 185/XXr16, not 185/XXr15. Unless u change from 16in rims to 15in rims la..

Stock for E spec is 175/65r15 and V spec is 185/55r16.
These two have the same tyre diameter according to tyre size calculator therefore the speedometer is accurate. However V spec will be slightly bumpy due to the 'ratio of height to width' of V spec is 55 which is lower than E spec.

When u change tyres, make sure the speedometer error does not exceed +/-3% for the new tyres. This is to ensure that your speedometer is still accurate and does not affect your ABS too much.

This is from understanding la, correct me if i am wrong, hehe..

This post has been edited by lil_flank: Apr 21 2015, 11:34 PM

thanks for the info bro....got some question....

i dint change the rim so i think the size is 185 no change...what about the XX? if its not 55 is that ok?

then the speedometer u mention how to check it? can solve the bumpy feel??

Wat is ur tyre size now? u can see it at the side walls of your tyre. Eg. 185/55r16

Then use the tyre size calculator to check similar sizes:
http://tire-size-conversion.com/tyre-size-calculator/
General rule is do not exceed 3% error.

Some people say u can lowering the tyre pressure to get extra comfort. But there are also cons.
http://outbackjoe.com/macho-divertissement...pressure-guide/

Best is to follow the recommended tyre pressure.
Tyre pressure is not determine by the tyre size. So if u change a different tyre size, it will not affect the tyre pressure.
Tyre pressure is actually determine by:
1) Car speed (normally how fast u drive. U can follow the tyre recommendation sticker. U will see it when u open the car door.
2) Car load (If u are bringing alot of passengers or stuff, u may need to increase tyre pressure)
3) Duration (If u are bringing heavy load for a long period of time, u may also need to increase tyre pressure)

Always invest on a good tyre pressure gauge to check the tyre pressure every 2 weeks or at least once a month.

PS: i read mostly from internet and forums so correct me if i am wrong, hehe..

This post has been edited by lil_flank: Apr 22 2015, 07:26 AM

yes..its 185/55r16....i checked this morning....

so even i change diff brand of tyre the pressure still follow honda standard?

I'm curious that everyone is complaining of the suspension is too stiff. Do you guys' absorber feel like almost bottom out when you go through a narrow and high bump at about 20km/h?