6JJ - The best is still use back 185 size.
You want better performance in term of what? If want better in cornering or high speed search for UHP/Performance tires, if comfort search for touring tires. There are tires which is same size but different design/material for different purpose. If normal ride without much modification, you only see more negatives if change to bigger wider tires.

Just use back original size if everything is original. If not mistaken yours original should be using 185 55 R15

Dunlop D06 is consider as local budget tires, I did not got good experience for Dunlop budget tires.
For me would better to top up a bit go up to at least Falken or direct up to premium level like Michelin, Goodyear or Bridgestone.

Bro, expensive a bit for short term or you want negative issues for long term?
If buy the wrong size and felt not satisfy you will loss the tire value at least 50% once on the road if want to trade back.
Besides that wider tires also will impact on fuel consumption, in long term the cheaper cost wont justify the savings from the tires if include the extra fuel usage over the years. Take example each tires last 40,000km, if each km extra RM0.01 fuel added due to wider tires that is almost RM400 extra.
The savings from the wider tires can get you RM400?

This post has been edited by littlefire: Feb 9 2022, 09:28 AM

BTW, tires can last way over 5years if found no crack or in good condition.
Max can even go until 10 years.

https://www.michelin.com.my/auto/tips-and-a...ge-my-car-tyres

Engineer spend hours/days mix & match different tyre size for the best balance from comfort, fuel economy, cost & safety reasons.
If tyre size big & cheap why not all just use the bigger size tyre and fit.. Everything need to calculate/consider from sport rim/tyre width/weight, suspension settings, especially newer car safety features like ESC everything are calibrated base on the original tire size come fitted.

Maybe a lot of people think aiya just bigger/wider/smaller 1 size no issue one, but when the negative part/issue come hit later who gonna be the sucker? The tire shop or the owner? Tire shop just wash hand as you just want cheap tires unless you are well educated on the risk.

BTW if your ride is still within warranty changing to other tire size can void your suspension warranty (Includes Steering rack, lower arm, absorbers, driveshaft) worse scenario gearbox warranty also can void if the SC really go into details. Regarding the warranty issue, few of my friends already kena especially when steering rack or lower arm got issues warranty claim got rejected due to tires size not original. Go back tire shop complain, all wash hand. FYI, steering rack is not cheap to replace or repair especially those newer electric type.

https://www.motorbiscuit.com/changing-your-...sy-as-it-looks/

This post has been edited by littlefire: Feb 9 2022, 01:37 PM

Continental should be CC6 model.
For that budget of over RM2XX i would opt for Michelin XM2+
I believe should be around 250 range/pcs.