QUOTE(Left4Dead2 @ Sep 11 2019, 03:02 PM)
Only target these two since it is common and budget tyre around
Also coming from 185/65/15 original tyre profile, what is the feel and mileage effect going to
195/55/15 or 185/60/15 tyre ?
i just change to Toyo NE03 195/55/R15 last week. Initial evaluation the tyre was not silent, noisier than my another car with Yokohama BluEarth ES32.Also coming from 185/65/15 original tyre profile, what is the feel and mileage effect going to
195/55/15 or 185/60/15 tyre ?
But the annoying part is, the car steering keeps pulling to left even after sent back to adjust for 3 times. Lastly alignment shop dismantle both of my front tyres, showing me both tyres were not even, something like "camber wear" as in picture on below URL link. 1 lesser extent another 1 more obvious. Shop said not all tyres are perfect and such imperfection since new are still "within tolerance" QC control, nothing we can do...
https://www.mccabeautos.co.uk/wheel-alignment.php
Bear in mind the tyres only drove for few days and limited mileage, and I already observed the pulling left since day 1, and alignment was did on day 1 itself too.
On another plus point, the low Rolling Resistant is very obvious. I noticed this when I first drove out from tyre shop. Usually I need to keep throttle on to make the car move (previous set are Apollo Alnac tyre), after change to this I can play around with releasing throttle while the car moving to stop/slow down from FAR, can save some fuel i guess.
This post has been edited by voscar: Sep 15 2019, 11:16 AM