Hi guys
Recently just bought a bezza X
Wanna know any things like engine oil or tyre or coolant which is suitable or better for uber/grab drivers
Cos im using it to do grab

Hi guys
my bezza when it crossing a bump there are some sounds maybe from the absorbers
Is it normal ? Cos my car still new havent even go for 1st inspection

then its almost same as mine. the problem appears when there the road is wet.

the sound feels like rubber rubbing onto each other that kind and not a metallic kruk kruk sound.

i complained many times, standard answer from sc will be "we already raised this problem to hq technical team, once got feedback will inform u"
great im wait for 1.5 years still nothing....

And another issue
Is it common if there is sound when i open my air con ?

want to ask for opinion ,

shall i get new myvi 2018 x or bezza advance ?? the price is almost same but hard to decision

just saw news at uncle paul site.

new variant GXtra.

guys wta is it normal? I just notice when my car is stop like at traffic light, i notice after every few second there will be like a TUCK sound from my air con.

Ya there is no sound if I turn. Off the AC. If I increase the temperature to more then half the tuck sound can be very loud which is quite annoying. So this is normal and can't do anything to get rid of it?

Sounds like ABS doing its job.

Everybody back from their respective areas of voting?
Welcome back to a new but still same Malaysia!

And I still can't get above 14kml...
The force is not strong in me..
The dark forces are at. Work on my pedal foot.. Lol

Yes highway if you drive below 110km/h. From penang to Melaka with 2 adult and 2 luggage bag. My average is above the advertised 22km/l which is 24.7km/l.

Tyre = stock (ecopia)
Rim = stock
Bodykit = stock
Anti roll bar = not install
Basically all is stock except i do install internal TPMS. Tyre PSI acording to recommendation which is 36PSI or 250kpa. Good tyre pressure means better fuel saving. Also don't forget the way you drive impact alot on the fuel consumption. My tips is try to step on the break less frequently and try to cruise as long as you can, you can see amazing result no matter what car you are driving.

Less break + long cruise = less unessary exceleration = great fuel saving

Tyre pressure monitoring system. Mine will refresh every 5 min and if leak or over preasure after long journey or improper tyre alignment (will cause tyre to heat up) it will tell you straight away. Works by monitoring your tyre pressure. Just google tpms and you will understand how it works and the benefits of it. If you have to tools to open up your tyre then you can do it your own. I don't have and just take to any tyre shop they can help you do it. I do it together for my tyre alignment and balancing schedule save money on labour charges.

I choose internal type TPMS is because the external one looks ugly (like a huge plastic cap) and troublesome when refilling air.

Yes i did agree on the 250 Kpa and yes when above 110km/h you will feels unstable. Mostly I don't drive that fast. I believe they already done their research and design the tyre that way so better stick to what the manufacturers recommendation.

the 250 is the factory recommended spec isn't it? It is also the (known) secret whereby it gives a good FC number with the ride comfort being sacrificed. Look at old myvi that is similiar weight and the recommended tyre pressure then we will know the difference. 

mine front 230, rear 210.
rainy days, i adjust lower

you sure they charging rm300?

Shoopee seller selling rm35-40
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Our tyre information and reviews.

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