Any fully oil to intro? If can with price and place to get it. Prefer suitable for Vios second gen

Just finish whacking my 1st set of RE003.
Lasted about 30,000km which I feel is a a little bit on the low side. Then again, I've been on several harsh touge runs so... I guess it is to be expected.

Threadwear rating for this tire is now: 220

Updated price:
235/45/R17 - RM400 @ Racing Z in Bandar Sungai Long
235/45/R17 - RM440 @ OS Autocare in Shah Alam.

Prices exclude 6% gst.

Now you use back 003?

Kind of expected since tread wear rating only 220. Did you wear it down to the tread level indicator or still a few mm above that?

Great, someone finally had the same problem I see in this tyre-usage at 30K KM and the RE003 needs to be replaced. I am on this tyre too, and had about 15K KM on my ride with this tyre which now left with 20% thread left.

Well I can't really complain.

The first set of RE003 tires only cost me RM285 per piece back in May? of last year.

I mean for that price, I can accept that thread wear is low.

but he is on touge run... so 30k is expected kot.. if daily standard highway and normal road running... should be more gua

Maybe. I am on a 235/40/18 and it could be the weight of my car too. I am driving a CC sports. My PSS didn't last me long ~25K KM only.

yea lor... could be could be.. urs is low profile liao ....40 only I think most of the other here on the 55 1... lolx...damn... driving big car come at a cost... lolz...

Sigh. Anyway, this tyre is good but just didn't last long and noisy. If you want quietness, can choose PS3.

Walaao no wonder. 40 18... Sure wear very fast..

c la.. now still using it... monitoring it.. so far so good.. but like u said la. is a bit noisy... since I was from Michelin tyre as well.. was on xm2 last time..quite good also lasted me 70k.. still 25% left...PS3 maybe for big car like urs la... us driving small car 1... xm2 or r003 can liao...lol..

any idea where to get this RE003 around KL / Selangor area for 215/45/17? (recommended shop with reasonable price)

Already bought?

Changed mine at acantatech lakefields sg besi.

Price quite reasonable. Forgot the price lah, it was Sept last year.

haha thanks bro.. i changed mine at Oscar Tyre Sdn Bhd.. shah alam.
good price tho..
worth to went there..

This reply is coming a bit late but I hope it'll be useful for others.
Most modern cars already have adjustable camber. This whole "adjustable camber nut" only applies to very, very old cars. My 10 year old Camry, 6 year old MyVi also come with adjustable camber as standard. All these shops will do is remove your original nut which is perfect for your car, and replace it with some RM5 after market shoddy nut, then charge you RM150 a piece.
Don't trust the readings on the computer/machine screen. Those have been manipulated. They can easily adjust the "offset" to give you bad readings.
One way I know if my camber is off is by looking for uneven tyre wear. If one side of my tyre is badly worn out while the other side is fairly good, then something is amiss.
In any case, most modern cars will not need their camber adjusted for at least about 10 years of usage, maybe even more. The only time you need adjustment is if the car has been through a major accident or if you drive it in construction sites all day everyday.

Also look out for the metal valve scam. They will claim that the metal valves are better but in my experience, they're no better than the regular plastic valves. The rubber around the metal valves will still wear out as the tyre ages.

are u sure your info is correct?regarding to the metal valves,i had changed 4 sets of tyres for my vios and they are stil running good without air leak.compare to the rubbers,there was once it leaked before the tyre wears out completely.

I changed all 4 also and 1 leaked before the tyre was worn out and is well within it's service period. My other car is using rubber/plastic valves all the way till the end of the tyre's life and not a single problem encountered. Point here is it doesn't make a difference big enough to warrant the price.

Even if it's true (no way to know this for sure), some who cares for aesthetic aspects of their wheels surely appreciate the looks and feels of metal valves and do not mind the price.

Yup. Can't argue with that. If the price is ok for you and you like the way it looks, then by all means, get it.