yes.. a few shops have some stock.. one of it is quicksave in USJ

What size? I saw they posted asy3 225/40r18 not long ago lol.. must be limited stock available.

Try here:
https://www.facebook.com/OsAutocareCentre/

Hi folks, I would like everyone to have a look at my tires and provide your comments about them (Size 185/60 R14):
Front tires, installed late last year and covered about 10-15k before being rotated in May. After that covered another 8k.

RHS. Advanced wear on the sides. Common knowledge says this is under-inflation wear, however I have constantly maintained it at 33PSI and checking every 1-2 weeks.

LHS. Noticeable wear on the inside, some additional wear on the outside. Similar wear as the RHS tire only less severe.


Rear tires, installed early 2014, covered about 60-70k before being rotated in May.

Scrubbing, noticeable side wear and little cracks. Again, looks like under-inflation wear although I have constantly maintained 33PSI. Are tires supposed to start cracking like this after only 2-3 years? Its driven everyday but always parked under hot sun.

ya bro.. im totally agreed with u..

anybody knows where got sell michelin ps4? already launched at europe right?

Last alignment adjust was in May together with the rotation. What kind of alignment issue will cause wear on both outer sides?
For standard 13" is 30PSI, but i'm using 14" and 33PSI
What kind of alignment issue could it be?

Proton Wira can adjust rear toe ke?

Front is Viking, rear is Maxxis

the more i read about tires (am no auto expert, just a normal car user), am nearing to the conclusion that one can never get:

1. comfortable and quite
2. durable
3. performance (good grip)

it is always a combination of maximum of 2. unless i am wrong?

thanks!

thanks

but ii still wonder is it alright and safe to have 2 different brands of tires on a car?  does it affect the car in any way like safety / handling / consumption etc

wonder if anyone here may have some insights to this

Just checking, what are some of the best tire brands/models that would give the best grip and to avoid hydroplaning? I don't drive too fast (low top speed), but sometimes I take fast corners and turns. Given our weather I would rather be safe than sorry, who knows if the water I am driving is wet. I also do not care about tire noise. Run-flat-tires preferable despite their disadvantages (my car has no space for spares)

My budget is less than RM10k, lower is better. But I have at least 1 more year to mentally prepare for this, so might as well go big

Sizes:

1. 225/45/R18
2. 255/40/R18