18 inch for RM320?
I asked in Rawang 215/55/17 RM380.
Hankook Ventus V12 evo2, anyone tried this tyre before?
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Dec 3 2016, 08:10 AM
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QUOTE(j1122 @ Dec 3 2016, 02:58 AM) Recently with heavy raining seasons, I'm happy to report that my v12 evo2 performs very well. Those tyre diverse water like knife and never let me down. Hope they can at least cover 40k or 2 years for me. Personally I find most new tires disperse water well. It's only until 50% wear when you start to see if it really perform up to expectation. |
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Dec 4 2016, 12:29 AM
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QUOTE(sg999 @ Dec 3 2016, 11:35 PM) I just changed to V12EVO2 from CPC2 Low rolling resistance? Usually this is not a feature for UHP tires. Lower rolling resistance effectively means lower grip with the ground. Usually associated with economy tires.- more silent - good performance. - low rolling resistance. I am happy with it 195/50/15 - RM183 - Changed 4 donuts included alignment and balancing |
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Dec 8 2016, 06:53 PM
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QUOTE(cooljik93 @ Dec 8 2016, 02:59 PM) i asked for 215/45/17 price at RM280/pc. Didnt ask issit inclusive of GST because i just inquire thru phone. Teoh Brothers meru. I think i will pay a visit to them for hankook v12 evo2. With that price, surely bang for bucks. Im Coming! haha Can help me ask 215/55/17? |
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Dec 12 2016, 03:15 PM
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QUOTE(cooljik93 @ Dec 9 2016, 09:42 AM) i can pass u the number bro. Teoh Brothers - Mr Patrick 017-608-8888. Im not getting it so soon. If im there i will ask for you  QUOTE(uexpress @ Dec 10 2016, 01:20 PM) The V12Evo2 Only got size for 215/50/17 they don't have 215/55/17 size. Thanks... maybe I just go and get S1 Noble 2. Cheaper. |
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Dec 13 2016, 10:06 AM
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QUOTE(cooljik93 @ Dec 13 2016, 09:34 AM) whats the price for s1 noble2 bro? can share the shop too? thanks. I asked in Rawang before. Was told RM320 for 215/55/17. I just don't remember for V1 or V2 only. It's either 320 for v1, 340 for v2 or 300 for v1, 320 for v2. |
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Jun 20 2019, 03:00 PM
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QUOTE(iymm @ Jun 20 2019, 02:48 AM) Test every pressure yourself (first pump to 40 psi then test if too bumpy then release 1 or 2 psi and then test again), you'll know when you find out the best tyre pressure (for your car). I went to a Hankook shop looking for V12 but looks like Hankook did not bring in 215/55/R17. Instead I walked away with a set of Primacy 3ST. Suprisingly Michelin is clearing a lot of 2019 manufactured Primacy 3ST until Hankook shop also start selling Michelin instead of Hankook.For the grip in theory is lower psi better, but more risk of blowing the tire if pressure too low.... Im not using v12 but I pump my front tire cold pressure to 38psi, mine tire size is 205/55/R15  Wait a minute, after doing some internet browsing, I just realized that V12 evo2 don't has 215/55/R16 size.... I'm very sad now  Questions below not important anymore, because I don't have other choice  Hi all sifu2, today i went to a TOYO tyre shop looking for 215/55/R16 tyre, when I ask about Hankook V12 he told me this tyre very expensive so no one sell it... is it true?? Compare to Toyo T1R, CF2 and NE03. Thank you |
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Jun 20 2019, 05:23 PM
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QUOTE(4WD_er @ Jun 20 2019, 04:46 PM) Hey, how much did you pay for the Primacy 3ST for 215/55R17 which is Estima size ? I need to replace the donuts on wife's car too. RM370/pc... foc alignment balancing... didn't change valveI suppose can get even cheaper elsewhere... |
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Jun 21 2019, 01:26 PM
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QUOTE(iymm @ Jun 20 2019, 02:48 AM) Test every pressure yourself (first pump to 40 psi then test if too bumpy then release 1 or 2 psi and then test again), you'll know when you find out the best tyre pressure (for your car). I really wonder how you guys pump >35 psi and be fine with it. I mean even at 33PSI, I can feel its a bit too bumpy for my liking. I usually left mine at 32PSI (regardless of size, 195/55/15, 205/45/17, 215/55/17) and it feel just nice. I know many tyre shop will pump more hence thats why I will visit petrol station to find air pump after changing tyre. There was once the stupid technician at Honda who pumped my mom CRV with 40PSI. Fuck, it was literally like riding a horse when going over yellow lines.For the grip in theory is lower psi better, but more risk of blowing the tire if pressure too low.... Im not using v12 but I pump my front tire cold pressure to 38psi, mine tire size is 205/55/R15 Wait a minute, after doing some internet browsing, I just realized that V12 evo2 don't has 215/55/R16 size.... I'm very sad now Questions below not important anymore, because I don't have other choice Hi all sifu2, today i went to a TOYO tyre shop looking for 215/55/R16 tyre, when I ask about Hankook V12 he told me this tyre very expensive so no one sell it... is it true?? Compare to Toyo T1R, CF2 and NE03. Thank you |
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Jun 24 2019, 02:25 PM
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QUOTE(OKLY @ Jun 22 2019, 09:54 AM) Noticed this damage when pumping air for my tires, will the tire need to be replaced? Personally I would not be concerned. Sidewall most important is no penetration. The outer rubber just for cosmetic. [attachmentid=10268270] QUOTE(kurty @ Jun 24 2019, 11:47 AM) how do we know the tyre is softer or harder sidewall? I wonder.will there be any indicator on the tyre? Personally I take the figures on review site as an indicator. I feel that most tyre with really good braking/cornering performance will have slightly stiffer sidewall. I will also take a look for cars fitted with the tyre to see how much the sidewall rounded on full load. Previously I also heard one fella (cant remember tyre shop worker or who liao) who told me if the tyre surface juncture with sidewall is very sharp L shaped, he said confirm stiff tyre. Personally I feel really hard to see especially when Im using 55 series which is usually a bit rounded. |
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