i pam f38/r36

Ya, I did mentioned if it's not driven by you

Ah! There was a time when the RSB goes in the car will go ass sensitive Since then my rear was never change all the while 32PSi But front using 34 was started since last March when newly experienced ATR

RRP of those in 185/60-14 is AU$127, any mention of wear and noise rating seems well hidden so I will naturally assume the worst, also I'm too old and too lazy to need fancy tyres, just something round and quiet would suit me.
Due to the way the exchange rate seems to work whatever you pay for vehicle related stuff in MYR is about the same as we pay in AU$, it sort of makes me wish I had capital as there must be opportunities here for entrepreneur traders, the market would certainly improve if we could triple our population.

keyword bouncing boobies. LOL.

Ini davidke20 banyak bad influence one.

I always written Proton Gen-2 as proton Gen-Tut in my opis report.

Sudah jau tut liao.

This post has been edited by V12Kompressor: Jan 13 2015, 05:31 PM

lol

heloooo......hahahahahahah

bouncing balls

Well, I know for a fact that you get whatever the figure we paid at Oz in AU$, if not more. That however, comparing a person who gets some RM2000 to buy a set of tires that causes RM520 is a burden. I have a friend, which retired, live in gold coast with his wife. I'm surprised he can survive with just as little as 500$ a week. Ask any of these forumer here in Malaysia, it's almost impossible to live with MYR1000 a week Take it as blessing in disguise man. I do have good experience with China HiFly HF201. Those hideous marthafocker served me well 20000km before I hit a nail and the nail punch through the steel belt. I had no choice but to remove them. I know there's a lot of review that the tire quickly go bald, mine had no such issue as I take care of my alignment. Road noise is absolutely silence and good fuel economy as well. Wet grip wise... not too bad for such cheap tire I'd say

Ayam involved in a similar biznes geh, jiu can imagine huat happen when send in for special approval for young driver waiver of loading, the reason is "Dis kar Plotong GaGa 2012 veli loe risk geh, no afraid of hilang or huatsoeber. Mohon underwriting allowed waiver of loading due to owner is stupiddent no enuf marnee to pei"

Thanks for your advise.
If the RM 180 really the original then I no need go to look for second hand already...

Haha....

$500 a week would be a pay rise for me, but yes if you're not renting life can be comfortable.
Tyre reviews and claims are so varied that it's really like playing lotto. When the time comes I think I'll just stick to my way of buying cheap online and fitting them myself. I get more satisfaction that way.

6am here

Hi Everyone!

Hi Bro...

1 Q...
Comparing CD2 to XM2...which is a better tyre (185/60R14) esp 4braking & in the wet?
Tqvm in adv.

Happy New Year & hv a nice day!!

This post has been edited by zeone: Jan 14 2015, 07:41 AM

CD2
Especially when depending on size (AFAIK including the one you mentioned), you actually have 4 deep grooves vs 3

zeone go for ATR Sport la.

i help zeone with picture comparison
This post has been edited by iskazulka: Jan 14 2015, 08:30 AM

Agreed on CD2. IMO, XM2 over rated.