Hi all,
Would like to get opinion on the below tires based on my budget.. which one should I go for?

1. GY Assurance
2. GY excellence
3. GY eagle f1
3. Kumho ecsta
4. Hankook ventus prime3
5. Hankook ventus v2
6. Toyo proxes cr1

Any opinion on xm2+ vs primacy 4st vs pilot sport 3 for honda city (15').

Driving style (on myvi 1st gen 14'):
- 130-170 on North south (100-120km/h on rain, don't remember)
- 100-140km/h on major roads/city highways when possible
- 60-80km/h on non major roads
- usually around 50-60km/h cornering. anything above 60 usually tyre start squeaking
- slightly lower speed 10-20km/h on wet condition.
- sometimes do hit potholes at speed (so tyre better not too fragile)
- faster than avg person on bumps.
- old tyres are like silverstones or other budget tyres. even drove with 4 different brand and 'flower' 3-6yo (well just realized)

preference:
safety/durability (in terms of fragility) > comfort/noise > durability (mileage).

Price is hard to judge. If xm2+ is sufficient of course best option since almost x2 mileage compare to primacy and ps.
Safe as in good enough wet grip but not too fragile kena non serious pothole then break. so far (10y+) driving no break tyre due to pothole (touchwood). Bumpy like tyre hardened is no fun. Noise? even budget tyre also seldom realized much noise (maybe too much road noise till not realized). best to last atleast 40kkm (all three of tyre above should pass this already).
I heard michelin tyre easy break/fragile is it true? Wanna give a try on these branded stuff as past experience only on (goodyear/silverstone/dunlop/toyo) budget tyres.

looking for advice for new tyres for Honda Civic X. My driving style is economical on the highway but I do corner VERY hard unlike most people. Current tyre is Continental MC5...very happy with this because its comfortable over uneven road/bumps and dry grip is sufficient but wet grip leaves much to be desired (especially in carparks).

Looking at a few options and all feedbacks are appreciated.
- Another Continental MC5 (safest bet...maybe)
- Michelin XM2+ (somewhat recommended? But I heard it cracks badly after a few years)
- Yokohama BlueEarth ES32 (I think Yokohama is a good brand? Will this crack as badly too?)
- Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 (recommended by workshop)

PS4 is not an option for me because it pretty much dies of in 2-3 years? I'm not interested in wasting money in something that lasts so short   

Hi all,
Would like to get opinion on the below tires based on my budget.. which one should I go for?

1. GY Assurance
2. GY excellence
3. GY eagle f1
3. Kumho ecsta
4. Hankook ventus prime3
5. Hankook ventus v2
6. Toyo proxes cr1

Cornering hard but no budget for PS4? Then none of your choices above! Get at least Maxxis I-Pro for the cheapest, Conti MC6, Goodyear F1 Sport, Potenza Re004, Hankook S1 Evo 3, or Falken FK510. Best choice should be S1 Evo 3.

Yeah, not only no budget, this tyre doesn't last...so its not one of my preference. I made MC5 last 60k with hard cornering...imagine that.
But I stick it within the limit on the highways.
I am looking for MC6 and Potenza RE004 actually...but these models are quite difficult to find somehow.
Recently I visited a workshop and found Toyo Proxes CR1 and Michelin Primacy 4. I think Primacy 4 is quite a good option? Toyo apparently is on par and cheaper...

Any opinion on xm2+ vs primacy 4st vs pilot sport 3 for honda city (15').

Driving style (on myvi 1st gen 14'):
- 130-170 on North south (100-120km/h on rain, don't remember)
- 100-140km/h on major roads/city highways when possible
- 60-80km/h on non major roads
- usually around 50-60km/h cornering. anything above 60 usually tyre start squeaking
- slightly lower speed 10-20km/h on wet condition.
- sometimes do hit potholes at speed (so tyre better not too fragile)
- faster than avg person on bumps.
- old tyres are like silverstones or other budget tyres. even drove with 4 different brand and 'flower' 3-6yo (well just realized)

preference:
safety/durability (in terms of fragility) > comfort/noise > durability (mileage).

Price is hard to judge. If xm2+ is sufficient of course best option since almost x2 mileage compare to primacy and ps.
Safe as in good enough wet grip but not too fragile kena non serious pothole then break. so far (10y+) driving no break tyre due to pothole (touchwood). Bumpy like tyre hardened is no fun. Noise? even budget tyre also seldom realized much noise (maybe too much road noise till not realized). best to last atleast 40kkm (all three of tyre above should pass this already).
I heard michelin tyre easy break/fragile is it true? Wanna give a try on these branded stuff as past experience only on (goodyear/silverstone/dunlop/toyo) budget tyres.

What size do you actually need? Primacy 4 and CR1 are mid category touring tires like MC5 which are 1 category lower than those UHP tires that I mentioned. If you are short on budget, the Maxxis I-Pro is actually very cheap, even cheaper than that Toyo CR1. RE004 price range is also pretty cheap now, probably similar to Primacy 4 or CR1.

my tyre size is 215/55/16. Tried looking for MC6 but can't find it anywhere.

Actually regarding those 3 tyres...you're very off on the price there. RE004 tyre is the most expensive of all for some reason...100 bucks a pop more than Primacy 4. And the CR1 is almost 100 bucks a pop less than Primacy 4. at least for my tyre size.

RE004 - around RM550
Primacy 4 - around 450
CR1 - around 300

Your re004 price is too high, should be under rm400, see below

https://www.mudah.my/view?ad_id=91543575&sh...&share_to=other

Oh thanks. But this tyre is year 2020...might be very old stock. I'll check around more but so far two shops quoted me 550 & 545 each...

If you have a choice of Primacy 4 and Potenza RE004....which would be your choice?

2020 is still perfectly fine, even 2019! Too many people misunderstood that buying tires must be the newest one but actually not correct. FYI I bought a 2019 tires back in 2021 and only this new year installed them, still works perfectly as expected just as any newer year tires, yet I got a 15-20% discount on them! We just gotta be smart customers.

For me no brainer I go for RE004 cuz performance and grip are my first priority above comfort and longevity.

wait, Michelin would be longer lasting? I've had Bridgestone many years ago and it was the longest lasting of all the tyres I've tried. Performance a no brainer there 

anyone here using 245/45/R19 for suv.
any recommendation beside Michelin PS4 or Primacy 4 (too expensive rm9xx each)

anyone here using 245/45/R19 for suv.
any recommendation beside Michelin PS4 or Primacy 4 (too expensive rm9xx each)