QUOTE(yadea @ Nov 23 2015, 05:57 PM)
If its like a hammering sound then thats ABS kicking in. Skidded possibly because tyres loss grip due to wet road or hydroplaning. Iriz stock tyres are not good with wet roads. I did take a risk flying in the rain because I was in a rush yesterday but it did hold well enough(I keep long distance between the car in front and mine and also avoid puddles).
seriously. no wonder despite braking so hard and feelling the tyres stopped, the car seem to like have a "gliding" force forwards... and I kept like 2 sedan cars distance from the front car, the gliding duration was even long enuf for my mind to realise "ok, im gonna get into an accident" then crashed... and pre accident feeling ain't pleasant.QUOTE(Quazacolt @ Nov 23 2015, 06:07 PM)
before we proceed to explore on the possibilities, are you still on iriz stock silverstone m3 tires? if yes, just change them. they are shit.
what ever ESP/abs means nothing if your tires are unable to maintain proper grip to the surface.
that, in the future try to keep a better distance from the car in front, and of course try to anticipate at least 2-3 cars ahead when possible.
yes, using stock tyres.what ever ESP/abs means nothing if your tires are unable to maintain proper grip to the surface.
that, in the future try to keep a better distance from the car in front, and of course try to anticipate at least 2-3 cars ahead when possible.
after this crappy incident, I really plan on doing so, can we get it changed outside or need authorised dealer or SC to do so? will void any warranty? and wat types tyres u may recommend?
QUOTE(Musikl @ Nov 23 2015, 08:09 PM)
Happened to me once. Luckily I hit those plastic barrier. So, the car unscratched. It's the stock tyres!! Changed them! I change mine to Dunlop j5
oh, so are u happy with the new tyres sofar? any reduced noise while driving? and how much do they cost after trading in.stock tyres?
Nov 23 2015, 09:23 PM

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