RM250 can get 16" tyre??

yea from jap....not bad tyre i heard kinda expensive might as well get neova....prefer oni neova...or RE01R if there is...lolz

anyone tried falken azenis RT615? How's compared to Neova? Can't make up my mind, the price is quite high RM670 for 16" 215. Very near to R compound tire but with better threadwear 200, what's neova threadwear??

using falken ZE912, the tyres just half a month old, 185/60R14, very quiet compare to my old NCT5  and grip very good in wet and dry, in wet not as good as dry la

going to 140km/h still gt grip and stick to the ground and steering response still there, unlike the previous NCT5, shake like hell even with balancing and alignment done

It's not a bit noisy.. it's damn noisy, esp after you wear out the outer wall blocks.

D01 is good for normal driving as it's traction is rated A... better than B rated BS MY-01...
GSD3 F1 is noisy... still thinking whether to try or not after this Hankook V12
@cchin8888 if you wanna stick back to 185/55 R15 try Michelin PP2...

kumho ku31 195-55-15 is around rm180.wayyyyyyyyyyyy better than formula d01 and cc5.
yes.but the price for above 16 is very expensive.15 inch is still acceptable.

Wait till you are on the Falken 522 then u'll get a more accurate definition of lousy grip. Those who are looking forward for an ice skating experience in the wet are welcomed to use the Falken 522.   Mind u, those are brand new Falken 522 I am talking (less than 1500km). It has me nearly killed twice. 

Upgrade 1 step from MC5 means go UHP tire category which is a wise decision. What size do you need though?

Then you only have these choices:

- Michelin PS4: the best choice available and consequently the most expensive, very well balanced for excellent dry & wet performance.

- Michelin PS3: the older version of PS4, still also pretty good and well balanced performance, especially in aquaplaning resistance (to go thru puddles). Compared to PS4 though it's already behind especially in dry grip but maybe a bit more comfortable coz sidewall slightly softer than PS4.

- Goodyear F1D5: performs very close to the PS3, also well balanced for both dry & wet.

- Bridgestone RE003: more focused towards dry grip with lesser wet performance compared to the above tires. This tire also will wear off the soonest coz tread wear rating is only 220 compared to the others at 300-320.

- Yokohama Advan Fleva V701: specs & tread pattern look good like the F1D5 but so far still unconvincing as there are many mixed reviews of this tire, some say ok but some not so good, even got some report of sidewall issue/bursting. In tests in Europe, it failed miserably!    That's why I put this one as the last in the list.

Then you only have these choices:

- Michelin PS4: the best choice available and consequently the most expensive, very well balanced for excellent dry & wet performance.

- Michelin PS3: the older version of PS4, still also pretty good and well balanced performance, especially in aquaplaning resistance (to go thru puddles). Compared to PS4 though it's already behind especially in dry grip but maybe a bit more comfortable coz sidewall slightly softer than PS4.

- Goodyear F1D5: performs very close to the PS3, also well balanced for both dry & wet.

- Bridgestone RE003: more focused towards dry grip with lesser wet performance compared to the above tires. This tire also will wear off the soonest coz tread wear rating is only 220 compared to the others at 300-320.

- Yokohama Advan Fleva V701: specs & tread pattern look good like the F1D5 but so far still unconvincing as there are many mixed reviews of this tire, some say ok but some not so good, even got some report of sidewall issue/bursting. In tests in Europe, it failed miserably!    That's why I put this one as the last in the list.