Hi gyus, have anyone of you used goodyear assurance triplemax or continental UltraContact UC6 before?
Does those two have soft side wall and how to they perform on wet road.
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Sep 4 2018, 03:13 PM
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Hi gyus, have anyone of you used goodyear assurance triplemax or continental UltraContact UC6 before?
Does those two have soft side wall and how to they perform on wet road. |
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Sep 4 2018, 10:15 PM
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QUOTE(6UE5T @ Sep 4 2018, 05:51 PM) I don't think they will perform/grip as well as your current V12E2 coz both are low-mid range category only. Triplemax seems decent though for mid range tires as there seem quite many positive feedback but having said that, the V12E2 managed to outperform the top of the line Goodyear F1A3 during Car & Driver comparison test so I'd say safe to say this lower Goodyear Triplemaxx would not fare any better. Then the UC6 is only the 2nd lowest model from Continental and more focused towards comfort and durability. I got a colleague who recently bought this UC6 for his Camry coz he didn't know better and regretted it coz he said the tires feel a bit floating especially in the wet. Sorry that V12E2 I said earlier, I fitted that on my suprima s. This one is for a different car, a honda city hybrid and that car come with stock goodyear Excellence tyres. I doent like the stock tyres and i would like to change it if possible but the thing is....185/55/16 size isn't that much to choose for. Unless there are other brand that I didn't know in the market This post has been edited by Volt: Sep 4 2018, 10:36 PM |
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