Does MC6 has 195/55/R15?

any further comment after almost one year of usage? I am having a conti as well! Should be a costly tyre rite?

not too bad actually... ps4~600 vs mc6~450

not too interested in it though...looking at maxx050+ & f1 sport

oic! you are a petrolhead! me no drive like rally drivers so just looking for a decent set of donuts nia.

Still the same old bising tires.. lol.. I prefer more silent type.. Mostly going for Japanese brand next purchase, looking at Yokohama, Toyo & maybe Falken due to budget..

Uhp tyre is noisy one. You can't have the best of both worlds.just like u can't expect a Ferrari to be good at fuel consumption. Lol.

Naa.. I tried Michelin PS4 before and it is more silent compare to MC6.. But for sure more expensive
MC6 is a budget UHP tires for me but not to my taste. If i were given a choice, i might go for GITI sport S1 that time..

This post has been edited by littlefire: Oct 23 2020, 12:38 PM

got another car for comfy driving... so consider moving back to zoom zoom tires...

so far my "research" indicates American tires very bad in the wet... USA is very dry country and don't rain a lot so I think their manufacturers don't place too much design for summer tire wet driving

I'm waiting to put the mc6 on my jaguar. Is it good? For my size options are

1. Mc6 600++
2. Ps4 1000++
3. Sumimoto z3 600++

Currently using pirelli p7.

Cornering good? I like to corner.

Btw conti cc6 is a more expensive version of mc6?

This post has been edited by nonexno: Oct 24 2020, 07:57 AM

No. CC6 is the cheapest range of continental. Budget range.

MC6 is the UHP category

CSC6 is the ultimate in the conti's range if i am not mistaken!

I think Conti extremecontact sport should be the ultimate.

oic!

So cs6 good enough for wet? Malaysia always rain

Entry level UHP, still borderline with touring category.

CSC6 is slightly ahead of ECS. CSC6 is marketed as the global top model while ECS only on certain markets. Based on reviews I read, CSC6 should have the better ultimate dry performance and Continental still keeps improving or developing it while ECS is like half step below but better in the wet. ECS is also more widely available for smaller sizes under 19 while CSC6 mostly only 19 above except on few European countries. CSC6 also more expensive price than ECS. Between the 2, ECS should be the better value for money, and if you're using 18 you can only have the ECS in Malaysia. ECS also lasts quite a bit longer with TW at 340 vs CSC6 at 280.

CSC6 is excellent in the wet, highly recommended but having said that if you consider CSC6, I'd rather recommend Goodyear F1 Super Sport, it's been tested to beat both CSC6 and PS4S in the wet while still about matching them in the dry. If you want to save a bit, then try the Conti Extreme Contact Sport, much cheaper than all those yet equally excellent in the wet while lasting quite a bit longer.

This post has been edited by 6UE5T: Oct 24 2020, 12:13 PM

I mean mc6 ok in the wet?

MC6 ok la, so far I heard it's decent but nothing special.

Thanks for the clarification. Can consider Conti extreme contact sport for the next tyre change

Don't need anything special. Just safe can dy lor. I had a conti in a mk5 golf gti before. It's was super bad during rain. Then change eagle f1 asym and then toyo t1r

So I just want to know if mc6 is ok in the rain cause the price is good.

This post has been edited by nonexno: Oct 24 2020, 07:28 PM