16" for 325 each? buying from where? i quoted rm300 with out gst for 215-45-17. maybe you can try to give it a call.

if its paying for convenience then no choice lor. cause near ma. haha. i got it from teoh brothers klang.

Wahlao, putting 205/50/16 this size into small city car? Good Luck

Depend on the manufacturer, mostly is 5 years.

Michelin is 6 years, not sure about Yokohama though

Yokohama advan fleva 6 years warranty

how's the grip wet & dry? much or far better than stock?

fit in stock rim nicely? tyre choice headache on stock rim.. 

no warranty void?

but really i'm impress this tyre , for the price , the grip level , not bad, its just the softer side wall not so well for spirited drive. considered that this is for that section of customer i think it did pretty well, the characteristics is like PS3 with slightly stiffer side wall , slightly higher noise. Same as PS3, harder compound and softer side wall. May be its a recipe for good wet grip, the wet grip of this tyre really pretty good ( yea, i'm type these after I touge during raining condition from karak to gohtong). I think this recipe also works much better with stock setup suspension, my fren fiesta fitted with it give quite high remark for it too.

.....well, the tire is under the ADVAN range......moreover I have used bs Potenza re002, Michelin ps3 before......so without changing the way I drive......I probably can gauge the diff between the tires better......

Just changed this tyre, disappointed, grip levels touge at kuala klawang is not satisfying, even at slight turns also screech like mad already

Screeches at corners earlier and louder than those 2

My tyre pressure was set at around 31psi

Somewhere in Kuala Klawang

This comparison review by Autobild unfortunately doesn't look good on the Fleva and the aquaplaning resistance was especially highlighted as very poor while the overall wet & dry grip also low. It came out only 19th out of 20 tires tested!    It only won on being the most comfortable which is quite an irony given that this was meant to be a UHP tire.

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/2017-...r-Tyre-Test.htm