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TSkhairy4pm
post Nov 29 2018, 02:40 PM, updated 8y ago

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Have to change the very noisy toyo tyres that came standard with mazda cx5 soon I got recommended Pirelli verde scorpion or Michelin Latitude
Which one to consider or are there better ones out there?
leehernandez
post Nov 29 2018, 03:53 PM

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QUOTE(khairy4pm @ Nov 29 2018, 02:40 PM)
Have to change the very noisy toyo tyres that came standard with mazda cx5 soon  I got recommended Pirelli verde scorpion or Michelin Latitude
Which one to consider or are there better ones out there?
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if it is the latitude sport 3 then worth to give a try.members cx5 have been running on them for about 20k.had drive his car few times to cameron highland and genting.very satisfy with the tyres.quiet and grippy.as for pireelli no idea because have never tried before.
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post Dec 1 2018, 10:42 PM

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What's the size? Maybe try search for Continental CSC5 SUV.
matrix88
post Dec 1 2018, 10:45 PM

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for comfort and quiet, go for michelin. if want better grip, go for pirelli
6UE5T
post Dec 2 2018, 07:08 PM

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QUOTE(matrix88 @ Dec 1 2018, 10:45 PM)
for comfort and quiet, go for michelin. if want better grip, go for pirelli
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Cannot generalize like that. Each manufacturer produces all types of tires from low end econo & comfort types to high end performance types and even track tires. The high end Michelin Pilot Sport series also can rival or actually often even beat Pirelli P Zeros in the grip performance criteria so you cannot simply generalize that if want better grip Pirelli is better.
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post Dec 2 2018, 10:58 PM

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QUOTE(6UE5T @ Dec 2 2018, 07:08 PM)
Cannot generalize like that. Each manufacturer produces all types of tires from low end econo & comfort types to high end performance types and even track tires. The high end Michelin Pilot Sport series also can rival or actually often even beat Pirelli P Zeros in the grip performance criteria so you cannot simply generalize that if want better grip Pirelli is better.
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not for this car. Michelin doesnt produce pilot sports for this tyre size 225/70/17.
kennykong85
post Dec 11 2018, 04:21 PM

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cx5 225 65 17

ori - GY, lasted 18k, 30% remaining thread, i dump it

2nd - nexen nferra, gooding grip at straight lanes/very good on both dry & wet condition, cornering is bad (Esp dont do high speed corner very dangerous) comfort wise 7/10 and as u get closer to botak the more stiff on the road. 30k mileage

current- michellin primacy SUV, so far so good, acceptable on dry condition, gooding on wet condition, comfort level - 7.5/10, tyre is softer compare to nexen nferra. hopefully can last 40k mileage.

 

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