Nice bro. The OBD reader looks interesting.

Soundproofing next?

Ah ok. You may wanna consider BMC air filter. A pal who tracks recommended the brand over K&N.

Plus I think air filters for Vios (2014 onwards) fits our Myvis.

Any idea if your new rims are lighter than stock rims?

Use 2 fingers to hold the end of the left stalk. Twist it forward. There are 2 modes. Try it.

14.2 km/l for me during my 1st & 2nd week. I'm now at 15.1 km/l in my third week & 1500 km mileage done.

I'll be happy at 17-18km/l.

Congratulations. The key is in the remote.


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No worries. Your SA should have informed you bout the remote & key. Mine did

Plenty people swear by Petronas.

My first choice is BHP followed by Caltex or Petron. I use 97 though. I keep 2 cans of Liqui Moly Octane Plus in my cars just in case I have to use 95.

No worries. Yeah. Good for 50 liters so I have something to measure should I need to pour it into Myvi's tank.

Cars are usually parked indoors at work & home so no issues.

IMHO, Smart Tag won't be phased out that fast. Lanes will probably be hybrids of ST/RFID until a certain time has passed.

If you can afford it get the 1.5H or 1.5AV cos there's no replacement for displacement.

I work in Segambut. I just drove to the Sgambut SC before lunch without appointment, walked back to office & picked it up 3 hours later.

I was lucky cos it wasn't a busy day & my colleague is buddy-buddy with one of the SA.

Stock tyres are 185/55. Most of us install 195/55 PS3. This means the sidewall of the PS3 is higher which translates to more air which means its more comfortable than stock tyres.

My SA told me PS3 is quieter, more comfortable & performs better than stock Goodyears cos he has experience in driving his branch's test car versus customer's Myvis fitted with PS3s.

I personally can't tell you how good PS3s are compared to stock tyres cos the moment I got my car, I traded in the Goodyears. However, I've been using Michelin tyres for the longest time (XM2, PS2, Pilot Sport Cup 2, PS4S) & I can safely say you can't go wrong with em.

Can't help it. The XM2 is fitted on the Prius.

My wife's Prius is on it's second set of XM2 tyres. I changed it for her after approximately 100k km mileage done in 3 years & it still had 2.3mm tread left before level with the tread wear indicator. Probably can still use for another 10-20k km. Really long lasting this model.

My first time using PS3 & I've only done 2.7k km. I'm guessing on the Myvi it'll do at least 50k km & above before need replacing. The lifespan of my other Michelin UHP tyres average out to approximately 40k km.

Hope it helps.

No issues. Can fit on our stock rims.

Tbh, I can't really tell. The NVH of the Myvi is not as good as the Prius obviously so I guess noise will be subjective.

As for comfort, the higher the sidewall the more comfortable it'll be but you'll lose out on handling.

Requested the BM to help me trade in the almost brand new stock tyres before I picked up my car. I paid RM500 for new PS3 tyres.

Tell em Michelin PS3 195/55/15.

I'll take Perodua's word for it & I hope I never be in that situation.

That being said, try not to go below 1/4 tank. This step among others are to avoid restrictions, helps maintain proper air fuel ratio mixture and reduces undue strain on the fuel pump.