If you want to save money, then yes, you can use it until 1.6mm. It's definitely sufficient enough for day to day commute.

But do know that the less tread depth, the less grip you have in the wet / more prone to aquaplaning.

For 195/50 R15, between XM2+ or PS3 (since PS4 don't have 15) which one to go? CC6 no good now?

Current tire Kruizer at 20k usage, usage okey for me but want more quiet.

Anybody tried UHP tyre from Maxxis before? Maxxis Victra Sport 5?

Saw online the price for 245/40R19 is only RM544 per piece.

Currently using Falken Azenis FK510 & am quite happy with it.

Current value for money tyres in my wishlist for future reference:
1. Falken Azenis FK510
2. Hankook Ventus S1 Evo3

The best choice for me would PS3 if you prefer good traction & handling.

A good alternative would be Maxxis Victra I-Pro. They are available in your tyre size.

The grip levels are similar to PS3, it is less noisy but the wear rate was claimed to be faster.

Most important is the price is about rm150 per piece (some place can get cheaper). PS3 price is about rm230 per piece.

I'm using this tyre on my Persona right now. 195/55R15 size. Very impressed indeed.

Try Dunlop Sport J5 or Yokohama Blue Earth.
XM2+ is good but overpriced.

Duration depends on tire type, car type, driving style. Rotation also depends on car type and driving style. Yours is Avanza with rwd so usually the tire wear is more balanced then FWD. But FWD usually will chew up fronts up to 50% faster, so better do rotation for FWD cars.

Cannot say all will last over 40k km. But yes I also agree that you can still use until 1.6mm tread depth or even less as long as you're mindful when the roads are wet and adjust your driving accordingly with higher alert for quick reactions just in case the car hydroplanes.

CC6 is crap tires. Between XM2+ and PS3, surely get PS3 cuz XM2+ price is close to PS3 yet it's lower category tire than PS3. IMHO XM2+ is overpriced and not worth it. Aside from PS3, in this size I'd highly recommend these 2:
1. Maxxis Victra I-Pro, only around rm140-150/pc, the best value for money now!
2. Bridgestone Potenza RE004, around rm180/pc, probably better in the dry than the Maxxis or even PS3!

This post has been edited by 6UE5T: Oct 1 2021, 05:35 PM

I am using Dunlop. Very good

If your budget is limited to XM2+, I’d go for re004.

What model is that?

Currently on a set of Goodyear ATM2 (185/65/r15), looking for recommendation is there any better ones out there around the same price range? Or should I just stick to this. Thank you.

Dunlop SP Sport J6. Been reading good reviews for this tyre as well

Thank you

I think Dunlop J5 already replace by J6, ask for the J6 model.
Anyway i am using Yokohama BlueEarth ES32 for my Kelisa, it is also a good choice for daily comfort drive.
Yokohama might be pricier compare to Dunlop due to imported.

Ah ya should be J6 now but J5 can still be had probably a bit cheaper still.

Need to check, cant remember. Your profile picture dam awesome tawaubata and made me laugh.

Time to change my Dad HRV tire soon.
OEM size is 215/55R17 17x7 rim Dunlop Sport Maxx 050. Can i upsize to 225/55R17?
If 225 more size options. Looking at MC6, T005A or Yoko( But yoko dont know which one)
Grip, comfort and quiet.
Thx...

Still can

Why not buy same size goodyear efficientgrip? Fits all 3 criteria

I ended up with Primacy 4

hi any sifu tried both PS4 and hankook s1 evo3 before?
is there significant diff that can tell from this 2 tyre?

coming from 225/40/18 ps4.. thinking to switch to cheaper tyre, economy no good..

Can read this for reference, got both tires in comparison tests. I'd say go ahead try the S1E3, you won't go wrong with it.

https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/features/9185...es-buy-now-2021