Hi Everyone...My current tyre already botak..
Plan to change my tyre..
Due to the price of Viking PT5 is quite reasonable so i think to give it a try..
So anyone here already used this tyre can share some feedbacks of yours?

This post has been edited by Isaac599: Jun 7 2016, 11:49 AM

I m using CT5 for my saga sv, fair amount thread and thick(won't so fast botak), except for abit of noise due to its price haha... But quality wise I would say good for such a price. Been using for months

Ya..the thread is really thick enough to last for a long time..haha..
But dunno what is the diffrence between CT5 and PT5...

U driving what car? I think its the thread design...

u may refer to the links below for further reviews...

[URL=http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3064023/all]
carsifu
rebiu

I'm driving Civic 8th gen..
I see..

Ok..Thanks a lot Bro..

noisy tyres

u r most welcome bro

Yes, you are nit the only one who said noisy....it like bearing sound..

In terms of dry and wet grip or braking, how does it perform compared to other brands?

This post has been edited by putra23: Jul 1 2016, 11:34 PM

i tried, generally it does not differ much from the other tyres at the same or slightly higher range. But the difference I could tell is the thread it had on the tyre, so thick!

Thanks for sharing. Yes, the grooves are very thick. Should be good in dispersing water during rain.

That day went on to change my saga pair of rear tire, bridgrstone cause the shop don have Viking, Viking is more hard for its side, bridgrstone softer... price wise 140each for bridge...

Bridgestone RE003? Between the 2 brands, which is your preference?

Actually the difference is that soft tyre gives u a more comfy drive... other than that not much diff.

Viking PT5 vs Dunlop J5

which is bestest SiFU?

this interesting tyre actually caught my eyes.

cheap and pretty good.
good at wet and dry, hearsay.
I didn't try it hence don't use my words as a guide.

for a size of 17', it cost less than rm250..

most tyres that are noisy, are good at grip.
like RE003?

thick, because of high treadwear. make your money last.

Both comparable for me. There are some feedbacks on the noise from Viking. Nearing 10k km, so far still ok.
Viking being new to the market, I think most people would prefer Dunlop due to brand familiarity.

Tq

But cudnt get best price these few days asking around

Gonna head to kedai papan klang n settle it for goodyear