Same as PS3, 320.

CC6 is bad in the wet AND dry! Lol
So yeah hands down V12E2, no need to check for others if your budget is below rm200/PC. If more than that then can consider PS3.

Westlake is one of those cheapo crap China tire, so no surprise.

A bit better but if the size is available I highly recommend to try Hankook V12 Evo 2 cuz the price is almost as cheap but way much better tire in every aspect. Don't be a cheap skate on tires coz it's the only contact between your car and the road.

Excellent value for money but don't expect as good as PS4.
Another good value for money is Falken FK510.

I don't see any peeling off in your photo. Is it the green markings? PS3/4 are often having the tread rubber peeling/chipping off like the other photo by ayamxxx if they're driven a bit hard.

Probably coz you drive more normal, not leaning hard and fast on them in the corners. I can see also your side treads still have/not bald yet, sign of your driving style not pushing hard in the corners. Those who like to corners fast will wear off the side treads a lot faster, so if at your tread level, the sides are all bald already.

PS3 and 4 are well known to have such case. Mine last time was chipping off blocks even more severely until can see the wire inside when tread level reaching like yours.

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Michelin PS4 SUV

FK510 should be pretty good. Some of my friends use them already.

Looks like some paint from somewhere, not really peeling.

Get the best: Michelin PS4 SUV.

Personally I would prefer F1A5 because it's newer tire and PS4 still has the chipping issue if driven really hard. However not a major issue and performance wise both are equally good, so you can just get which ever you can find cheaper. I suspect PS4 should be slightly cheaper coz older model and made in Thailand.

Why want to change to much bigger size? What's the car?

Depends on the car size.

You cannot increase tire size like that! It's 4cm larger diameter or almost 7% larger already. You will have clearance problem with the fenders, bad acceleration and fuel consumption, poor handling and even worsening braking distance. You should always try maintain about the same diameter.

Cannot, actually 195/55/15 is already 1.7% larger than your stock size. Ideally you should only use 185/55/15.

You feel heavier because of more unsprung weight (bigger rims, bigger tires usually bigger weight unless you buy much lighter rims), bigger rolling diameter, and wider tread.

Like I said depends on car size. For example my Mark X is best with 18 coz can still use tires with around 10-10.5cm sidewall height but my Evo is best with 17 coz with 18 the sidewall becomes too thin (less than 9.5cm). For me personally the best is to maintain around 9.8-11cm sidewall height for best balance of dry/wet performance and comfort. Anything thinner than that becomes a bit too harsh, anything taller than 11cm will feel more wobbly.

Only do if you feel something wrong otherwise no need to do! Balancing only when you change tires or you start to feel vibrations at certain speeds. Alignment only when you feel the steering is not straight anymore.

Get PS3 much better.

Continental MC6
Yokohama Blue Earth
Bridgestone Turanza ER
Toyo CF2
Goodyear Excellence

They're mostly around rm280-330/pc with exception of MC6 around rm360/pc.

Dayton is cheap version of Bridgestone, like Viking I guess. If you can afford better tires then do so, that's my opinion on all these cheapo tires.