Just want to share my experience on RE003 after using this tire for 2 weeks.

Dry condition:
Lots of grip. Can whack corners at high speed with confidence (tire didn't event scream)... No complain on this department

Wet condition:
Sadly.... it performed below my expectation. Was driving on highway couple of days ago and it started to rain (not heavy). I can feel the front wheel starts to aquaplane around 130-140kph. With this, I've also lost confidence when braking under wet condition.

Tire noise:
Same like RE002.... still noisy but I can bare with it (just pump up the car's player volume and problem solved)

Tire wears:
Cant comment much as I've just used the tire for 2 weeks only. Plus I didn't put high hope on it. What do you expect from a 200 rating on the tire wears?

Conclusion:
This is very subjective... It depends on car, tire spec, road condition & driving style. I've used/tried PS3, RE002 & AS2 before switching to RE003. On dry performance, I wont say which one performed the best as I find them all equally good. But when it comes to wet conditions, personally I find AS2 performed the best. Driving 150kph in heavy rain, no issue. It cut through water like hot knife through butter Even after putting 15k into it, it still feels good in the rain. Among the 4 tires that I've used, I placed RE003 last when it comes to wet performance. RE002 performed way better in the wet condition compared to RE003.

So for me, overall this tire doesn't fulfill my requirement/expectation. I know some people might disagreed with my views but like I said earlier.... it depends on car, tire spec, road condition & individual driving style.
Car: CL7-R
Tire spec: 225/45/17

Side note:
My original plan was to get the all new AS3 but sadly Goodyears Malaysia is taking its own sweet time bringing in that tire into Malaysia despite the tire is already out since Feb 2016. Because of this, I was forced to change to RE003 because my previous AS2 has becomes slick tires

Good luck with your tire hunting.....

michelin not good?that is one of the best tyre for comfort,durability,quiet..

Not bad, was checking if there are any better around...what about others like Continental or Yokohama, sifu?

Ecopia 200 vs RE003.

Which one better?

Not bad, was checking if there are any better around...what about others like Continental or Yokohama, sifu?

Ecopia is econo level tire, while RE003 is high performance level so not comparable. Which one you want, just a tire to drive from a to b which gives the most durability and fuel economy but less grip, or a tire that gives you the better grip and handling which adds more safety factor due to it's high performance capability but at the expense of durability & fuel economy?

Please advise.

Anyone can tell what is the original factory recommend tyre pressure psi that stated beside the door for civic 2.0..tyre size 215/45r17..

pls let ppl know ur driving behavior , requirement , usage and budget

its totally 2 different type of tire

Yeah and i've already bold the requirements i need. 

Stock tyres and rim for FD2 - 210 kpa / 30.5 psi. Been filling up the tyre pressure for 5 years

No wonder my car bumpy as hell..I pumped 230 kpa for 4 tyres..
Stock tyre size is 215/45/R17 right?
Thanks for your information Bro...

Go inflate your tyres at the nearest petrol station first thing in the morning. Don't over inflate bro. You will have premature tyre wear - Stock tyres are 215/45/R17 Michelin PS2 - changed to Michelin PS3 in 2013 iinm. What happened to your tyre inflation sticker on your car bro? No longer there on the driver side?

Please advise.

See if a tire has better performance and grip, that means it can maneuver better/sharper during emergency and can also stop faster, therefore you have a better chance of avoiding accidents hence better safety. That's why I always advice people to buy the best performance tire they can afford and not to skimp on just any tires because they are cheaper. Most people don't realize this and only say "ah I don't drive fast la, I don't need good expensive performance tire la, I just want tires that last very long bla bla bla..." Well tire is the ONLY contact patch that connects your car to the road so it is a critical part of the your car safety! A car can have all the safety features you want like VSC/ESP/TRC/ABS/auto brake etc2 but if you put shitty tires then it will significantly negate the safety so it's illogical.

Im thinking of re003, but in wet condition, this tyre doesnt perform that well right? Any other recommendation in terms of overall performance?

Im thinking of re003, but in wet condition, this tyre doesnt perform that well right? Any other recommendation in terms of overall performance?

michelin pilot sport 3 and yokohama s drive

See if a tire has better performance and grip, that means it can maneuver better/sharper during emergency and can also stop faster, therefore you have a better chance of avoiding accidents hence better safety. That's why I always advice people to buy the best performance tire they can afford and not to skimp on just any tires because they are cheaper. Most people don't realize this and only say "ah I don't drive fast la, I don't need good expensive performance tire la, I just want tires that last very long bla bla bla..." Well tire is the ONLY contact patch that connects your car to the road so it is a critical part of the your car safety! A car can have all the safety features you want like VSC/ESP/TRC/ABS/auto brake etc2 but if you put shitty tires then it will significantly negate the safety so it's illogical.

Im thinking of re003, but in wet condition, this tyre doesnt perform that well right? Any other recommendation in terms of overall performance?