What about autofoam?

Just do the basic package (undercarriage) + A pillars, & change the tyres to UHPs

Anybody has pictures of the new persona with Iriz premium wheels/rims?

Anybody bought one recently with their cars fitted with those rims?

Thanks, bro.

This looks way better than the previous rims

Anybody tried swapping the stock sized tyres from 185/55/R15 to 195/55/R15 before?

Does this void the warranty?

The premium spec model has an aerokit. Other variants does not have any bodykit. However, for premium spec you can add a bodykit (RM1.8k additional).

Just bought one for the wife recently. Apparently the YES4G wifi dongle is not available anymore.

It has been only 2 weeks, so far no complaints from the wife about any rattling noise coming from the dashboard area. She complained that the stock tyres (Silverstone Kruizer) are noisy & wet grip is not to her liking. So I swapped the tyres with Michelin PS3s (she's used to this tyres in her previous car).

My comment after using it a few times, I noticed that the front parking sensor was not very sensitive/ might be not working, when turned on. I will get that checked during the first service.

So far my wife is happy with her new car

This post has been edited by amscouzach57: Nov 9 2017, 09:57 PM

Hi Aktan. I paid rm220 per tyre for 195/55R15 size inclusive of alignment & balancing at Continental Glenmarie.

I chose a wider tyre since it will make the tyre looked flushed with the car side profile (the car looks nicer in these tyres than the stock tyre).

Since my wife's car has not run in yet, before I changed the tyre, the onboard computer showed 8.7l/100km, after changing to PS3 with wider tyre, it showed 8.9l/100km (100% city drive).

Honestly I haven't read the manual yet. How do you reset the reading?

Thanks, I've got it now. Easier to do manual calculation after this

I agree. I will update later what will be the previous FC when the time of refueling comes.

Km traveled/litres of fuel filled.

You can also try 195/55R15. Slightly wider than original tyre.

If budget is not an issue, the best tyre would be Michelin Pilot Sport 3.

This post has been edited by amscouzach57: Nov 13 2017, 05:38 PM

The top picture is the new HU. The bottom picture is the old HU.

My wife's car which I recently purchased was from an Oct 2017 production. It was already fitted with New HU, however with the old alloy rims.

I was informed by the SA that from Nov 2017 production onwards, single tone iriz premium alloy rims will be fitted on persona.

FYI, my wife's car variant is the Premium (SS). Silver colour

Yes, it is true. You will not get dual tone rims like the iriz. It will be a single tone silver coloured rims.

Latest update on FC

Manual calculation, can only get 9.3km/liter for 100% city drive.

However, the car is still new & hasn't run in yet. Expected first 1000km service next week.

It is advisable not to drive above 80km/h at the corner/bend.

You are right. When you are in a similar situation where you feel like loosing control (or traction) of the car, don't panic. Don't slam the brakes as hard as you can. Don't let go of the steering wheel, be ready to react immediately as soon as your car gains traction again. Having ESC does help a lot in these situations.

I had experienced something similar during heavy rain. However the car I was driving does not have ESC & was running on Silverstone Synergy M5s. After that incident I'll never used Silverstone tyres ever again

Definitely the GY Assurance Triplemax is the better tyre in all aspects compared to Eagle NCT5.
Dry grip
Wet grip
Handling
Wear
Comfort

It comes down between CC6 & Toyo NE3

Both has good dry & wet grip.

CC6 has better handling but less comfort than NE3.

NE3 has better comfort but lesser handling than CC6.

This post has been edited by amscouzach57: Nov 20 2017, 02:49 PM

Advisable to rotate every 10k km.

For me yes the light is a little on the weak side during daytime.

This post has been edited by amscouzach57: Nov 21 2017, 05:42 AM

All these feedback are really subjective.

It was my mistake, it was the other way round

NE3 has better handling but less comfort than CC6. Vice versa

Nevertheless, I usually review the tyre performance ratings from tyrereview.co.uk before trying out any new tyres (for me, ofc). Although it might not be accurate, at least it helps to make a decision.

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Toyo/NanoEnergy-3.htm

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Continen...Contact-CC6.htm

This post has been edited by amscouzach57: Nov 21 2017, 05:32 AM