QUOTE(z800r @ Mar 23 2021, 09:54 AM)
Hi. Need to change my tires. 175/65 r14.
Maybe i will stick with this size or change to 185/60 r14.
My front tires toyo neo3. Ngam2 2 years. But already botak.no thread at all.
My back tires continental cc6. 3 years plus. Still going strong. Still ada bunga / thread la. I can still use at least for 1 year.
Before this i put cc6 in front, but then my back tires botak, so i bought the neo 3 install at front, so cc6 i put at the back la.
So i guess neo3 is too soft. So fast botak. Only 2 years. No bunga/ thread at all. Well i used it for 55k km i guess.
How is hankook eco2 k435 performance during wet? Much better than cc6 or more or less the same?
Michelin xm2+ is too expensive for my axia. Just looking for an affordable tire that has a good (not superb since its cheap/ affordable) grip during wet.
Which one is better, Cc6 again, or hankook eco2 k435 or dunlop j5 ?
Not gonna buy toyo neo3 or the latest proxes cr1. I read toyo tires is too soft. Any other suggestion? Tq
You can scrub NE03 to botak within 55k km? You must some super aggressive driver on a budget. If you really want thread life, go for GY Duraplus la.Maybe i will stick with this size or change to 185/60 r14.
My front tires toyo neo3. Ngam2 2 years. But already botak.no thread at all.
My back tires continental cc6. 3 years plus. Still going strong. Still ada bunga / thread la. I can still use at least for 1 year.
Before this i put cc6 in front, but then my back tires botak, so i bought the neo 3 install at front, so cc6 i put at the back la.
So i guess neo3 is too soft. So fast botak. Only 2 years. No bunga/ thread at all. Well i used it for 55k km i guess.
How is hankook eco2 k435 performance during wet? Much better than cc6 or more or less the same?
Michelin xm2+ is too expensive for my axia. Just looking for an affordable tire that has a good (not superb since its cheap/ affordable) grip during wet.
Which one is better, Cc6 again, or hankook eco2 k435 or dunlop j5 ?
Not gonna buy toyo neo3 or the latest proxes cr1. I read toyo tires is too soft. Any other suggestion? Tq
Never used CC6 b4, and using K435 now, so no direct comparison can be made. On 185/65R14 K435 at all 4 corners and previously on NE03. K435 is better than NE03 in both dry and wet, equal in thread wear/life and only losing in road noise. So for indirect comparison, you can use your CC6/NE03 experience to compare with K435.
If have budget, can check out Bridgestone's T005A, as it was listed out officially in their website to have both 175/65R14 and 185/60R14. Availability may be a big question mark coz officially listed =/= generally available. So even if it exists, dealers may mark up price due to unicorn status.
Mar 23 2021, 01:37 PM

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