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post Jul 2 2020, 05:25 PM, updated 6y ago

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Any of u guys using this tire , toyo cr1 ? i know tr1 is common but cr1 , been searching alot through google but not the best answer could found , need malaysia review
any feedback is wellcomed
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post Jul 2 2020, 08:32 PM

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QUOTE(slebet @ Jul 2 2020, 05:25 PM)
Any of u guys using this tire , toyo cr1 ? i know tr1 is common but cr1 , been searching alot through google but not the best answer could found , need malaysia review
any feedback is wellcomed
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apparently its a new tires which I'm also intereste to know as the price seems reasonable for my car size
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post Aug 4 2020, 03:11 PM

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QUOTE(intel_centrino33 @ Jul 2 2020, 08:32 PM)
apparently its a new tires which I'm also intereste to know as the price seems reasonable for my car size
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I'm asking penang rm150

But I wanna to know this tyre performance

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post Sep 13 2020, 07:31 PM

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Im interested on this tyre as well. Anyone have try this tyre?
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post Sep 16 2020, 04:40 PM

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QUOTE(kenyeoh1011 @ Aug 4 2020, 03:11 PM)
I'm asking penang rm150

But I wanna to know this tyre performance
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I found at Klang RM 125..
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post Sep 19 2020, 11:04 PM

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This tyre is too new to even know if it's good or not. Need more user reviews I guess.
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post Oct 20 2020, 05:25 PM

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hi tyre sifus,
is this CR1 rotatable based on the thread pattern ? It is apparently new, cheaper than Yokohama es32 and gy triplemax 2..

Tks.

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post Oct 20 2020, 07:39 PM

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looks like comfort eco tyre 1 stop above ne3...

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dun drive fast in wet...lol

worst case ne3 in comparison...c/c/70

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post Oct 21 2020, 04:44 PM

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Toyo is funny....big sizes tyre they dont produce in my.
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post Oct 21 2020, 04:51 PM

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QUOTE(dwRK @ Oct 20 2020, 07:39 PM)
looks like comfort eco tyre 1 stop above ne3...

dun drive fast in wet...lol

worst case ne3 in comparison...c/c/70
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Hi, looking at the tread pattern so do you think this CR1 is rotation-able both sides ? Tks.
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post Oct 21 2020, 05:22 PM

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QUOTE(numbertwo @ Oct 21 2020, 04:51 PM)
Hi, looking at the tread pattern  so do you think this CR1 is rotation-able both sides ?  Tks.
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should be rotatable...

personally i won't consider this tyre... spec wise worse than ne3

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post Oct 21 2020, 05:29 PM

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QUOTE(dwRK @ Oct 21 2020, 05:22 PM)
should be rotatable...

personally i won't consider this tyre... spec wise worse than ne3
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Tks.

Too bad can't do comparison from toyo website yet , but price wise it cost few bucks more than NE3 somehow.
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post Oct 21 2020, 05:39 PM

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QUOTE(numbertwo @ Oct 21 2020, 05:29 PM)
Tks.

Too bad can't do comparison from toyo website yet , but price wise it cost few bucks more than NE3 somehow.
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post Nov 5 2020, 10:29 AM

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QUOTE(slebet @ Jul 2 2020, 05:25 PM)
Any of u guys using this tire , toyo cr1 ? i know tr1 is common but cr1 , been searching alot through google but not the best answer could found , need malaysia review
any feedback is wellcomed
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I have changed it 2 weeks ago 175/65/14 RM128 at UTS Wong Ah Jang Kuantan. Good in the day, quite good in wet and also not too much noise. Even so, it's worth the price.
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QUOTE(shuk123 @ Nov 5 2020, 10:29 AM)
I have changed it 2 weeks ago 175/65/14 RM128 at UTS Wong Ah Jang Kuantan. Good in the day, quite good in wet and also not too much noise. Even so, it's worth the price.
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Hi. Thanks for your feedback. You’ve mentioned this tyre is good in the day, so at night it performs badly? Just jk.. can you share what donuts you are on prior to the cr1? Please share more on your experience after 1000km to see the more actual performance after running in.
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post Nov 6 2020, 09:43 AM

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QUOTE(boysrule @ Nov 5 2020, 02:23 PM)
Hi. Thanks for your feedback. You’ve mentioned this tyre is good in the day, so at night it performs badly? Just jk.. can you share what donuts you are on prior to the cr1? Please share more on your experience after 1000km to see the more actual performance after running in.
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Good in the day is good in(summer/usual temperature in Malaysia in the day) Day Grip. grin.gif
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post Nov 19 2020, 04:29 PM

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A Toyo Proxes CR1 promotional video has been uploaded on the Toyo Tires Malaysia YouTube channel. Gives us a better look at the tyre and its features.

About 4 hours to go to the 9 pm livestream on the Toyo Tyre Malaysia Facebook page! Don't miss out on the chance to win a free set of Toyo Proxes CR1s!


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post Nov 20 2020, 10:30 AM

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QUOTE(kenyeoh1011 @ Aug 4 2020, 03:11 PM)
I'm asking penang rm150

But I wanna to know this tyre performance
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Which toyo tyre dealer in penang? mine to share?
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post Nov 20 2020, 11:43 AM

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anyone who used this more than 10k km? i hope this will not be on tr1 as performance drops after 5k km and noise level increase significantly -.- very dissapointed with tr1
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post Nov 22 2020, 07:49 AM

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I heard this is a replacement for the NE3.
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post Nov 22 2020, 10:41 AM

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QUOTE(Thrust @ Nov 22 2020, 07:49 AM)
I heard this is a replacement for the NE3.
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that's what i read too

but this tyre worse than ne3 in terms of rolling resistance, wet braking and noise...
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post Nov 27 2020, 04:09 PM

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QUOTE(vennxaun1234 @ Nov 20 2020, 10:30 AM)
Which toyo tyre dealer in penang? mine to share?
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U know the sungai pinang Volvo... infont got one tyre shop.. i ask rm150 only..but I no change toyo feel like not safe.. i change to pirelli

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post Dec 4 2020, 06:11 AM

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QUOTE(shuk123 @ Nov 5 2020, 10:29 AM)
I have changed it 2 weeks ago 175/65/14 RM128 at UTS Wong Ah Jang Kuantan. Good in the day, quite good in wet and also not too much noise. Even so, it's worth the price.
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Hello,may i know the treadwear of the tyre?
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post Dec 12 2020, 04:51 AM

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I just change to this tyres for my SUV, the size is 235 55R 19....very cheap at RM470 per piece...very good NVH and wet traction as compared to Hankook Ventus Prime 2...
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post Dec 12 2020, 04:52 AM

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QUOTE(Alif Amir @ Dec 4 2020, 07:11 AM)
Hello,may i know the treadwear of the tyre?
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post Jan 11 2021, 12:50 AM

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QUOTE(vennxaun1234 @ Nov 20 2020, 10:30 AM)
Which toyo tyre dealer in penang? mine to share?
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TLC Tyres & Autocare Sdn Bhd(TOYO TIRES)

I just change toyo tires CR1 on dec 2020

Nice comfort day and rain, less noise

185/55/15 - Rm185,

195/65/15 - Rm200

Not recommend for 65 because Toyo tires are way to soft, when you on highway, you will feels it bouncing or floating on the road. I had no choice to pick 65 for another car because of stupid bump all over the road.
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post Jan 11 2021, 12:55 AM

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QUOTE(slebet @ Jul 2 2020, 05:25 PM)
Any of u guys using this tire , toyo cr1 ? i know tr1 is common but cr1 , been searching alot through google but not the best answer could found , need malaysia review
any feedback is wellcomed
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using it at the moment.....both actually...tr1 and cr1 on my other car.....grip during wet and dry....cheap and good...
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post Jan 11 2021, 08:09 PM

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QUOTE(leekaisuen69 @ Nov 20 2020, 11:43 AM)
anyone who used this more than 10k km? i hope this will not be on tr1 as performance drops after 5k km and noise level increase significantly -.- very dissapointed with tr1
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QUOTE(dwRK @ Nov 22 2020, 10:41 AM)
that's what i read too

but this tyre worse than ne3 in terms of rolling resistance, wet braking and noise...
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QUOTE(Alif Amir @ Dec 4 2020, 06:11 AM)
Hello,may i know the treadwear of the tyre?
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CF2 quite good over 87% rating, with 89% will repeat

Wet n dry handling v good, decent aquaplaning resistance . Traction AA, wear 420. As reviewed by many 15-17 rim owners very high mileage tire. Quiet n comfortable

I buy oredy 17'' 😄

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QUOTE(wayfeel @ Jan 11 2021, 08:09 PM)
CF2 quite good over 87% rating, with 89% will repeat

Wet n dry handling v good, decent aquaplaning resistance . Traction AA, wear 420. As reviewed by many 15-17 rim owners very high mileage tire. Quiet n comfortable

I buy oredy 17'' 😄
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thanks for update...

yes cf2 is good... I think 1 step above ne03... for a moment there I tot you bought cr1... lol

hankook had something similar to fight but is end of life, limited old stock left

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post Feb 27 2021, 10:18 AM

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Since this tyre is also a comfort tyre, I think maybe we can compare this with continental cc6. Has anyone ever tried cc6 before and changed to cr1?
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post Feb 28 2021, 12:16 PM

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Just changedn from CC5 to CR1 yesterday.
Quietness on par with CC5.

Feel CC5 is slightly softer than new CR1.

Overall i think more or less the same as CC5 already 3 YO

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QUOTE(leekaisuen69 @ Nov 20 2020, 11:43 AM)
anyone who used this more than 10k km? i hope this will not be on tr1 as performance drops after 5k km and noise level increase significantly -.- very dissapointed with tr1
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Agreed! really disappointed with TR1 especially when drive thru road with full of water, the tyre not able to drain out the water fast enough
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QUOTE(mym123 @ Dec 12 2020, 05:51 AM)
I just change to this tyres for my SUV, the size is 235 55R 19....very cheap at RM470 per piece...very good NVH and wet traction as compared to Hankook Ventus Prime 2...
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So far so good, but mileage no reach 10k yet, feel confident during wet condition as compared to Hankook Ventus Prime 2..the tyre wall seem on the soft side...
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QUOTE(mym123 @ Dec 12 2020, 04:51 AM)
I just change to this tyres for my SUV, the size is 235 55R 19....very cheap at RM470 per piece...very good NVH and wet traction as compared to Hankook Ventus Prime 2...
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Can share the shop name or address..??
Now I also looking this tyre for my SUV ..tq

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QUOTE(chkhoo76 @ Mar 14 2021, 08:25 AM)
Agreed! really disappointed with TR1 especially when drive thru road with full of water, the tyre not able to drain out the water fast enough
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My suspicion seems true then. When I look at the pattern first time I also got skeptical, very odd pattern. Toyo is never that good to begin with aside from the extreme category R1R.
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QUOTE(ytlai @ Mar 14 2021, 05:46 PM)
Can share the shop name or address..??
Now I also looking this tyre for my SUV ..tq
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Len Sheng Tyres, can google it...they have 2 outlet, one in Bandar Puteri Puchong and the other one in Wangsa Maju...

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QUOTE(dwRK @ Oct 20 2020, 07:39 PM)
looks like comfort eco tyre 1 stop above ne3...

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dun drive fast in wet...lol

worst case ne3 in comparison...c/c/70
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post Sep 25 2021, 09:18 PM

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already clocking more than 12,000 km on this tires....very confident driving during wet and heavy rain, having no problem at all...it could be due to tires or my AWD ....not sure about that....NVH also good ….however its sidewall quite soft ....high speed driving of more than 180km/h also feel confident on this two tons SUV...
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post Oct 17 2021, 10:17 AM

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Just changed to CR1 lately, will gv a review after 1 month of using it first.
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Just changed 225/55/19 for suv. Overall very satisfied, quieter and performs much better than the continental uc6 suv that came with the car.
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QUOTE(audio technica @ Nov 3 2021, 12:39 AM)
Just changed 225/55/19 for suv. Overall very satisfied, quieter and performs much better than the continental uc6 suv that came with the car.
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How much you got it?
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post Nov 3 2021, 08:28 PM

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QUOTE(ze2 @ Nov 3 2021, 10:15 AM)
How much you got it?
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480 per tyre.
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post Nov 3 2021, 08:31 PM

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QUOTE(audio technica @ Nov 3 2021, 08:28 PM)
480 per tyre.
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If including new tubes, balancing and alignment, then good price. This one better than the uc6 suv.
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post Nov 3 2021, 08:39 PM

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QUOTE(ze2 @ Nov 3 2021, 08:31 PM)
If including new tubes, balancing and alignment, then good price. This one better than the uc6 suv.
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yeap, including labour and everything. i changed 4 tyres after 41,000 km. my uc6 had premature wear and tear as i did not align and balance until 10,000 km after i bought the car. by that time the damage already done, makan tepi kao kao.

can see this thread also https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5074167

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hi guys,

i am also looking for comfort and quiet tyres:

Primacy 4 : i know it is everyone 1st choice, but too expensive.
Yokohama Es32 / Ae51 ; good ?
Toyo Proxes CR1 : good?
Good Year ??

I need help...
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post Nov 7 2021, 03:11 AM

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Any more reviews from anyone for this tyre?
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post Jan 7 2022, 01:04 AM

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Just got this 185/60 14. So far seems quiet compared to old xm2. Like others have said sidewall feels soft. Will update after driving more.

After driving a bit can say more comfortably than xm2. Tyre OD might be slightly smaller cause comparing GPS speed now overread about 5kmh at 110kmh compare to the Michelin before.

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post Jan 7 2022, 10:07 AM

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Are you guys compare new tire with old tire WHEN IT WAS NEW? If not, don't compare new tire with old tire in terms of quietness... old tyre rubber harden, surely it will lose out greatly to new softer rubbers .. just like old man bud vs baby bud.. cheers all
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post Jan 7 2022, 11:50 AM

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changed my city tmo rear with this CR1 also.
the tyre looks more 'rounded' at side compare to previous B.stone EP300 where its looks more squarish
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post Jan 8 2022, 11:19 PM

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Done 5k km on 235/40/18 CR1 at RM410/pc (Sabah).

Overall quite happy with the dry performance and way better in the wet than my previous Dunlop DZ102 which aquaplane like crazy whenever over 100km/h.
Hope it lasts at least 30k?

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DZ102 gone at 22K (lowered but only -2 camber)
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post Jan 12 2022, 07:44 AM

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Having using this CR 1 since Nov 2020 and as todate already clocking about 17k km...sofar so good, still a quiet tires with reasonable performance during dry & wet condition...i can say its value for money. As this tires is about half the price of PS4 with the same size (235 55 19)...i dont feel CR1 performance is half from PS4... feel like at least 70-80% % of it...therefore my conclusion at the moment is CR1 is value for money
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post Jan 12 2022, 10:14 AM

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QUOTE(kuli2sahaja @ Jan 8 2022, 11:19 PM)
Done 5k km on 235/40/18 CR1 at RM410/pc (Sabah).

Overall quite happy with the dry performance and way better in the wet than my previous Dunlop DZ102 which aquaplane like crazy whenever over 100km/h.
Hope it lasts at least 30k?

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DZ102 gone at 22K (lowered but only -2 camber)
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Only 22k kms???

Check your alignment other than -2° camber issue above.

Edit: Besides, aquaplane at > 100 km/hr may be helped with alignment adjustment whilst checking such.

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post Jan 19 2022, 09:05 PM

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QUOTE(will98 @ Nov 19 2020, 04:29 PM)
A Toyo Proxes CR1 promotional video has been uploaded on the Toyo Tires Malaysia YouTube channel. Gives us a better look at the tyre and its features.

About 4 hours to go to the 9 pm livestream on the Toyo Tyre Malaysia Facebook page! Don't miss out on the chance to win a free set of Toyo Proxes CR1s!


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lol...even the car is CGI...how to trust this....

QUOTE(mym123 @ Sep 25 2021, 09:18 PM)
already clocking more than 12,000 km on this tires....very confident driving during wet and heavy rain, having no problem at all...it could be  due to tires or my AWD ....not sure about that....NVH also good ….however its sidewall quite soft ....high speed driving of more than 180km/h also feel confident on this two tons SUV...
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bro, I keep hearing about sidewall soft...what does this mean? Will the car bend sideways more when turning? I'm interested to know how this tyre compares with Continental MC5.
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QUOTE(Aeon_Clock @ Jan 19 2022, 10:05 PM)
lol...even the car is CGI...how to trust this....
bro, I keep hearing about sidewall soft...what does this mean? Will the car bend sideways more when turning? I'm interested to know how this tire compares with Continental MC5.
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yup, this tire is having quite soft side wall as compared by my previous tires used.. I put 36psi of air to cure the soft sidewall issues....so its minimize the tire flexing during cornering...its non issue driving at 180km/h or sometimes up to 200km/h
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QUOTE(Aeon_Clock @ Jan 19 2022, 09:05 PM)
lol...even the car is CGI...how to trust this....
bro, I keep hearing about sidewall soft...what does this mean? Will the car bend sideways more when turning? I'm interested to know how this tyre compares with Continental MC5.
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Do you speed all the time and like to take corners fast? If yes the go to a race track. On a serious note yes the side wall of the CR1 is kinda soft but still within reason.

When taking corners at speed you can kinda feel that there is some tyre play/squishing and losing grip (dunno how to explain since its all in to driving feeling). As long as you dont drive like a dumbass then no need to worry.

One of the softest tyres i used before was the primacy LC, really soft and scary in the corners
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QUOTE(kuli2sahaja @ Jan 19 2022, 11:38 PM)
Do you speed all the time and like to take corners fast? If yes the go to a race track. On a serious note yes the side wall of the  CR1 is kinda soft but still within reason.

When taking corners at speed you can kinda feel that there is some tyre play/squishing and losing grip (dunno how to explain since its all in to driving feeling). As long as you dont drive like a dumbass then no need to worry.

One of the softest tyres i used before was the primacy LC, really soft and scary in the corners
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well, I am not one of those speedfreaks if that's what you're asking (0 speeding summon after 15 years) but I do corner faster than anyone else around for some reason.
But I think I do take care of the tyres VERY well despite this...my MC5 has done 59k so far and there's still enough thread to last another year. I'm only changing for safety reasons...some people say lifespan isn't good after 5 years.


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QUOTE(kuli2sahaja @ Jan 9 2022, 12:19 AM)
Done 5k km on 235/40/18 CR1 at RM410/pc (Sabah).

Overall quite happy with the dry performance and way better in the wet than my previous Dunlop DZ102 which aquaplane like crazy whenever over 100km/h.
Hope it lasts at least 30k?

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DZ102 gone at 22K (lowered but only -2 camber)
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My beemer is also using DZ102, no issues with aquaplane on highway speeds of average 110~140km/h during normal rain condition.
Please check your suspension settings i believe something wrong.

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post Jan 21 2022, 11:41 PM

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Changed 4 tyres from Bridgestone Ecopia to Toyo Tires CR1 today (21/1/2022).
Size is 175/65/R14.
Workshop: Len Sheng Tyre & Auto Sdn Bhd
Location: Wangsa Maju
Price per piece: RM150 × 4
Tyre pressure: 220kpa
Tyre Rating: 82H
Other info: Only free balancing. No free alignment given, dunno why.

Driving Experience after 89km + evening heavy rain:
-Immediate impression was this a very very very quiet tyre in comparison to my previous BS Ecopia. Road noise barely audible at lower speed.
-Dry braking: No difference compare to BS Ecopia (new or old)
-Wet braking: Tbh, BS Ecopia is still slightly better in this category judging by my pedal braking force applied.

Will revert soon after clocking more kilometres along the way.

Verdict so far: Cheap & Good.👍

Unrelated point: Myself being a huge CR7 fan, the tyre imprint CR1 holds significant importance to me 😛
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QUOTE(techron @ Jan 21 2022, 11:41 PM)
Changed 4 tyres from Bridgestone Ecopia to Toyo Tires CR1 today (21/1/2022).
Size is 175/65/R14.
Workshop: Len Sheng Tyre & Auto Sdn Bhd
Location: Wangsa Maju
Price per piece: RM150 × 4
Tyre pressure: 220kpa
Tyre Rating: 82H
Other info: Only free balancing. No free alignment given, dunno why.

Driving Experience after 89km + evening heavy rain:
-Immediate impression was this a very very very quiet tyre in comparison to my previous BS Ecopia. Road noise barely audible at lower speed.
-Dry braking: No difference compare to BS Ecopia (new or old)
-Wet braking: Tbh, BS Ecopia is still slightly better in this category judging by my pedal braking force applied.

Will revert soon after clocking more kilometres along the way.

Verdict so far: Cheap & Good.👍

Unrelated point: Myself being a huge CR7 fan, the tyre imprint CR1 holds significant importance to me 😛
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Just curious, BS Ecopia 150 or 300?
Great review 👍

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Has anyone else made the jump from Michelin XM2's to the CR1?

A previous post mentioned that they're more quiet & comfortable than the XM2. Would love to hear additional feedback.

Price wise the CR1s are also a fair bit more affordable than the XM2.. For my ride (175/65 R15) they are around RM160+ vs RM220++ for the XM2.

Seems the threadwear is lower though @ 340 (CR1) vs 420 (XM2+)
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So after some time has past, does this CR1 is all round better than the NanoEnergy 3?
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QUOTE(iymm @ Feb 21 2022, 12:59 AM)
So after some time has past, does this CR1 is all round better than the NanoEnergy 3?
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Nope, had NE3 in the past. I'd prefer NE3 anyday.

CR1 comfort wise is ok lah, but sidewall too soft i thought my car chassis was flexing and wet braking is damn scary.

175/65/14, Axia

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QUOTE(KenDiriwan @ Feb 21 2022, 11:36 AM)
Nope, had NE3 in the past. I'd prefer NE3 anyday.

CR1 comfort wise is ok lah, but sidewall too soft i thought my car chassis was flexing and wet braking is damn scary.

175/65/14, Axia
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I see... That's a bad news for me, cause I'm using 15inch rim and not that much tyres can choose anymore...
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QUOTE(iymm @ Feb 21 2022, 04:10 PM)
I see... That's a bad news for me, cause I'm using 15inch rim and not that much tyres can choose anymore...
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Having conti CC5, CC6 on family and gf car. Very satisfied (all rounder wise)
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QUOTE(KenDiriwan @ Feb 21 2022, 05:08 PM)
Having conti CC5, CC6 on family and gf car. Very satisfied (all rounder wise)
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cc6 is not an all rounder. In fact it is very comfort oriented and not good on wet breaking and aquaplaning.

Xm2+, triplemax 2 and es32 are much better all rounders
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QUOTE(ru40342 @ Feb 21 2022, 06:13 PM)
cc6 is not an all rounder. In fact it is very comfort oriented and not good on wet breaking and aquaplaning.
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QUOTE(techron @ Jan 21 2022, 11:41 PM)
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Changed 4 tyres from Bridgestone Ecopia to Toyo Tires CR1 today (21/1/2022).
Size is 175/65/R14.
Workshop: Len Sheng Tyre & Auto Sdn Bhd
Location: Wangsa Maju
Price per piece: RM150 × 4
Tyre pressure: 220kpa
Tyre Rating: 82H
Other info: Only free balancing. No free alignment given, dunno why.

Driving Experience after 89km + evening heavy rain:
-Immediate impression was this a very very very quiet tyre in comparison to my previous BS Ecopia. Road noise barely audible at lower speed.
-Dry braking: No difference compare to BS Ecopia (new or old)
-Wet braking: Tbh, BS Ecopia is still slightly better in this category judging by my pedal braking force applied.

Will revert soon after clocking more kilometres along the way.

Verdict so far: Cheap & Good.👍

Unrelated point: Myself being a huge CR7 fan, the tyre imprint CR1 holds significant importance to me 😛
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QUOTE(KenDiriwan @ Feb 22 2022, 09:33 AM)
That was solely based on my personal experience on CC6 vs CR1
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Noted. I tried cc6 as well and it wasn't that good. I got few skids on wet highway and has since changed to es32.

In case people don't know, I just wanna inform that cc6 is comfort and fc oriented tyre and are not an all rounder

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QUOTE(KenDiriwan @ Feb 21 2022, 11:36 AM)
Nope, had NE3 in the past. I'd prefer NE3 anyday.

CR1 comfort wise is ok lah, but sidewall too soft i thought my car chassis was flexing and wet braking is damn scary.

175/65/14, Axia
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Previously I was on NE3 also, this CR1 feels very very similar to NE3. I cant remember whether I had any problems during wet braking, but cruising on wet rainy roads is same like NE3 , both of them are much better than CC6.
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QUOTE(KenDiriwan @ Feb 21 2022, 11:36 AM)
Nope, had NE3 in the past. I'd prefer NE3 anyday.

CR1 comfort wise is ok lah, but sidewall too soft i thought my car chassis was flexing and wet braking is damn scary.

175/65/14, Axia
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Sidewall is soft , when at highway can feel car is floating a bit
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Myvi 2018 1.3G 4At Owner here!!
Original tire size are 185/65 R14, Bridgestone Ecopia EP150, drive a week I feel not confidence when speeding over 120km/h, starting feel steering very light and rear of vehicle "flying"

I'm a salesman, for my requirement was more stable when driving on highway, this size 185/65 R14 was very good for fuel saving driving at city.

So I changed to 195/55 R15 & New RIM, tires are Ecopia EP300.

Used 50k mileage in 3 years, those Ecopia EP300 performance are great whenever dry & wet condition (before tire thread lower 30%)
Due of safety condition, I changed 4 tires to TOYO CR1 195/55 R15

Pricing are RM185/pcs, change 4pcs in one time, the tire shop given RM180/4pcs + trade in old tires RM5/4pcs, so the price were RM175/4pcs

So far run 13k km mileage in 1year 3 months, so far so good
Base on TOYO introduce CR1, was the NANOENERGY 3 "facelift", they heard complain from NE03 and directly improve on "NEW FACELIFT" CR1

PROXES CR1
Designed for a Premium, Comfortable, and Relaxing Journey

Proxes CR1 is engineered towards providing a safe, comfortable and quiet ride.

Deploying Toyo's own proven technology in tyre making, Proxes CR1 uses T-Mode and Nano Balance Technology that simulate real world conditions in its development process. As a result a tyre that is able to achieve its overall performance in silence is born - the Proxes CR1.


For those planning change tire to CR1, I recommend it
Affordable price, good handling, quiet & smooth
For this pricing , don't take to the performance use, kindly went to TR1 or more higher tire.

Rating:
Toyo Proxes CR1
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Bridgestone Ecopia EP300
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Already clocking abt 22k km mileage from this CR1 SUV 235 55 19....its a comfort tyres with good NVH...well balanced wet, dry condition and quiet too for my AWD SUV...price is very reasonable....might consider this CR1 for our yet to arrive new Myvi for 195 50 16 size to replace the standard 185 55 15 GY Triplemax 2 ....however in dilemma whether to chose CR1 or XM2 + or UC6
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QUOTE(mym123 @ Mar 23 2022, 12:05 PM)
Already clocking abt 22k km mileage from this CR1 SUV 235 55 19....its a comfort tyres with good NVH...well balanced wet, dry condition and quiet too for my AWD SUV...price is very reasonable....might consider this CR1  for our yet to arrive  new Myvi for 195 50 16 size to replace the standard 185 55 15 GY Triplemax 2 ....however in dilemma whether to chose CR1 or XM2 + or UC6
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what's the thread wear rating for CR1 SUV ?
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Threadware - 360
Temperature - A
Traction - A
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Threadware - 360
Temperature - A
Traction - A
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Before Cr1 19inch, what tyre you are using?
As I gain from one of the owner feedback, Cr1 is more noisy compare to Conti UC6
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QUOTE(shinjay @ Jun 1 2022, 02:30 AM)
Before Cr1 19inch, what tyre you are using?
As I gain from one of the owner feedback, Cr1 is more noisy compare to Conti UC6
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Hankook Ventus Prime 2 with the same 235 55 R 19 size

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Anyone use cr1 on 18” rim?
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CR1 cheaper then UC6, not the same range tire.
CR1 should compare with CC6
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From MC6 to CR1, and quite confidence going through genting up and down in heavy downpour in family mpv.

And even with 370nm, barely getting any wheelspin even on wet road after rain. More comfortable but quite woobly compare to MC6, but at rm160 cheaper per piece compared to MC6, im satisfied.

QUOTE(Boy96 @ Jun 7 2022, 10:20 PM)
Anyone use cr1 on 18” rim?
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Using it, tapi memang nampak flat even with 300 kpa...
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After reading thread, i will buy this CR1 (rm330) vs Conti UC (rm380)and M Primacy 4(rm450)
Used nanoenergy before and was happy with it.
Just want comfort and quiet, I drive slow.

tyre size 205 45 17
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I installed CR1 205 60 R16 on my Ford Focus last month. Basically I just want a comfort and quiet tyre, and cheap. And this Toyo CR1 does not disappoint. If you want comfortable and quiet, this CR1 is the one to get. It's surely a softer rubber as you can feel it when you are driving as if the vehicle is on a cushion. Low noise as well. It is fine during cornering and braking too unless you drive like an F1 driver then that's a different story. For everyday usage it's good and most importantly, it's the cheapest compared to other common good alternatives. There's a squeaking sound from the tyre when the steering wheel is turned left and right on concrete car park ramp at low speed. Apart from that, there isn't any peculiar or abnormal behavior of the tyre that I notice of.

This is the price I got from the tyre dealer, cheapest quote when compared to the other 3 tyre shops I asked around.

205-60-16
Michelin Primacy4 2023 RM395
Michelin XM2+ 2022 RM385 left 2
Continental UC7 2023 RM365
Toyo CR1 2023 RM295

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QUOTE(SportyHandling @ Aug 10 2023, 12:32 PM)
I installed CR1 205 60 R16 on my Ford Focus last month. Basically I just want a comfort and quiet tyre, and cheap. And this Toyo CR1 does not disappoint. If you want comfortable and quiet, this CR1 is the one to get. It's surely a softer rubber as you can feel it when you are driving as if the vehicle is on a cushion. Low noise as well. It is fine during cornering and braking too unless you drive like an F1 driver then that's a different story. For everyday usage it's good and most importantly, it's the cheapest compared to other common good alternatives. There's a squeaking sound from the tyre when the steering wheel is turned left and right on concrete car park ramp at low speed. Apart from that, there isn't any peculiar or abnormal behavior of the tyre that I notice of.

This is the price I got from the tyre dealer, cheapest quote when compared to the other 3 tyre shops I asked around.

205-60-16
Michelin Primacy4 2023 RM395
Michelin XM2+ 2022 RM385 left 2
Continental UC7 2023 RM365
Toyo CR1 2023 RM295
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squeek noise is pressure not enough. can increase more
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QUOTE(ktek @ Aug 14 2023, 04:19 PM)
squeek noise is pressure not enough. can increase more
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Increased slightly more than recommended already and the squeaking or screeching noise is still there. Maybe the rubber is the sticky or soft type.
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QUOTE(SportyHandling @ Aug 10 2023, 12:32 PM)
It's surely a softer rubber as you can feel it when you are driving as if the vehicle is on a cushion.

There's a squeaking sound from the tyre when the steering wheel is turned left and right on concrete car park ramp at low speed.
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QUOTE(ktek @ Aug 14 2023, 04:19 PM)
squeek noise is pressure not enough. can increase more
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Opposite from what you believe, it is the opposite = it has hard rubber.

All high treadwear, eco low rolling resistance, high mileage use rather stiff rubber. The comfy cushion is coming from thin sidewall + soft sidewall reinforcement.

Squeak on concrete carpark at low speed is due to same reason, the side wall is soft such that it deform more and the side wall is rubbing the concrete.

So ktek is right that if you increase tire pressure, it will alleviate this slightly.

For soft rubber, check those treadwear 280, 240, 200 tyres.
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QUOTE(SportyHandling @ Aug 14 2023, 04:30 PM)
Increased slightly more than recommended already and the squeaking or screeching noise is still there. Maybe the rubber is the sticky or soft type.
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It is not a sticky/soft tyre, unless you get this. Lol

Gravel stick to tread surface
» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «


Left a groove after remove the gravel. It will flatten a bit after driving for a while, when tyre is warmer
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QUOTE(constant_weight @ Aug 14 2023, 09:48 PM)

So ktek is right that if you increase tire pressure, it will alleviate this slightly.

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Already increased additional 10 kPA above recommended pressure and the sound is still there. Can't be increasing it too much.
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QUOTE(constant_weight @ Aug 14 2023, 09:54 PM)
It is not a sticky/soft tyre, unless you get this. Lol
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>80C you get pizza cheese strings wub.gif (experienced this on AD08R On my previous Inspira at SIC)
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QUOTE(Quazacolt @ Aug 16 2023, 12:51 PM)
Go EHP!

>80C you get pizza cheese strings wub.gif (experienced this on AD08R On my previous Inspira at SIC)
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Never seen the cheese string yet.

Worst I've seen was RE-71RS on an Evo 9 MR. Lots of 1cm+ gravel stone that I get trypophobia. I don't want to follow behind that car.

For myself, I only seen upper 40C, just shy of 50C on my tires so far.


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Just changed to CR1 yesterday and I am quite satisfied with it. For the price, you'll be getting a quiet, soft and comfortable ride.
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Anyone can suggest cr1 or ne3 or cc7?
Will change all 4 of my saga vvt tyre next month. Saw a few review say ne3 got sidewall crack issue?
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QUOTE(exwan @ Sep 3 2023, 12:54 PM)
Anyone can suggest cr1 or ne3 or cc7?
Will change all 4 of my saga vvt tyre next month. Saw a few review say ne3 got sidewall crack issue?
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how u drive the car? vromm vroom style or uncle style? for town, long distance or mix?
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QUOTE(soulz69 @ Sep 3 2023, 02:45 PM)
how u drive the car? vromm vroom style or uncle style? for town, long distance or mix?
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Unker style. Mix of town and long distance. mainly use by waifu daily for work.
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QUOTE(exwan @ Sep 3 2023, 05:55 PM)
Unker style. Mix of town and long distance. mainly use by waifu daily for work.
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unker style can go for cr1. so far okay better than cc6 la for me. havent try cc7 because new model tyre.

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QUOTE(soulz69 @ Sep 3 2023, 08:53 PM)
unker style can go for cr1. so far okay better than cc6 la for me. havent try cc7 because new model tyre.
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So the issue with wobbling / floating only happen if speeding la?

Whats ur current milage with the tyre? Bunga still ok?
Threadwear rating same as saga default atlas tyre. 360. If so, maybe can push till 60k km like atlas.

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QUOTE(exwan @ Sep 3 2023, 11:00 PM)
So the issue with wobbling / floating only happen if speeding la?

Whats ur current milage with the tyre? Bunga still ok?
Threadwear rating same as saga default atlas tyre. 360. If so, maybe can push till 60k km like atlas.
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if speeding at highway feel abit la floating 130++ above.
normal drive unker style should be no issue.
right now mileage around 31k and almost 2 year. bunga still okay. lazy to rotate the tyre lol. later free might do allignment balancing and rotate it. tyre size 205/55/16. driving style mix vroom vroom & unker. laugh.gif
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QUOTE(soulz69 @ Sep 4 2023, 12:01 AM)
if speeding at highway feel abit la floating 130++ above.
normal drive unker style should be no issue.
right now mileage around 31k and almost 2 year. bunga still okay. lazy to rotate the tyre lol. later free might do allignment balancing and rotate it. tyre size 205/55/16. driving style mix vroom vroom & unker. laugh.gif
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Why rotate ya? So that all 4 same thread uses and change all 4?
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QUOTE(exwan @ Sep 4 2023, 08:07 AM)
Why rotate ya? So that all 4 same thread uses and change all 4?
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yes. can run more mileage. front tyre usage different than the back.
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QUOTE(exwan @ Sep 4 2023, 09:07 AM)
Why rotate ya? So that all 4 same thread uses and change all 4?
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https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a2653...o-rotate-tires/
https://www.jdpower.com/cars/shopping-guide...rotate-my-tires

Just google it.
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QUOTE(exwan @ Sep 4 2023, 08:07 AM)
Why rotate ya? So that all 4 same thread uses and change all 4?
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But tyre rotate every time I use the car what 😇
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Just got my CR1 185/65 R15 at RM215 each.. price consider ok?
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Just got my CR1 185/65 R15 at RM215 each.. price consider ok?
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Acceptable.
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Been using the CR1 for 3 months now.. Do any users find that these tyres seems to be a bit floaty when travelling at higher speed (e.g. 100kmh and above?
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Been using the CR1 for 3 months now.. Do any users find that these tyres seems to be a bit floaty when travelling at higher speed (e.g. 100kmh and above?
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Yup especially when the road a bit uneven and bends it gets worse. Braking also not good need to break early but tyre is quiet and should have long treadwear
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Anyone can share compatible price for ES32 or CR1 at KL or Kelang area. thanks

Both are 175/65/14
CR1 price 160rm including installation/balancing and rubber valve
ES32 price 150rm including installation/balancing and rubber valve
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QUOTE(actura3058 @ Dec 24 2023, 11:20 AM)
Anyone can share compatible price for ES32 or CR1 at KL or Kelang area. thanks

Both are 175/65/14
CR1 price 160rm including installation/balancing and rubber valve
ES32 price 150rm  including installation/balancing and rubber valve
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Since the ES32 is cheaper than CR1, go for the ES32.. It is a comfort tyre..
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Anyone is using TY CR1 or BS Ecopia 195/60R16?
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QUOTE(actura3058 @ Dec 24 2023, 12:20 PM)
Anyone can share compatible price for ES32 or CR1 at KL or Kelang area. thanks

Both are 175/65/14
CR1 price 160rm including installation/balancing and rubber valve
ES32 price 150rm  including installation/balancing and rubber valve
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Yes, if ES32 cheaper just take it.
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My cr1 start to have mcm bearing noise front tyre driver side, I ald change my wheel bearing last year around June , the sound is very consistent not sure anyone have this problem the tyre is 1 year 2 month, also i feel not so comfortable small cornering with cr1 almost slip from the back tyre while doing 90-100km no water on the road just wet
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Anyone know the acceptable price for CR1 205/55R16
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QUOTE(Rudd @ Feb 13 2024, 12:54 AM)
Anyone know the acceptable price for CR1 205/55R16
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How does viking pt6 compared to toyo cr1?
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QUOTE(rickie @ Dec 31 2023, 09:15 PM)
Anyone is using TY CR1 or BS Ecopia 195/60R16?
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CR1>Ecopia in many ways

CR1 is grippier, less noisy, and less rolling resistance. Used the tyre for a year now after changing from Ecopia.

Feels like CR1 is the best among all equivalent range of tyres
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QUOTE(navilink @ Nov 27 2023, 08:41 PM)
Just got my CR1 185/65 R15 at RM215 each.. price consider ok?
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Got Cr1 same size at 173 include balancing and valve. 4pcs

This is the size for almera, livina and old avanza
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QUOTE(Rudd @ Mar 5 2024, 04:23 PM)
How does viking pt6 compared to toyo cr1?
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CR1>XM2+>CC6>ecopia>ES32>massimo/westlake
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QUOTE(mr.steven65 @ Jan 6 2024, 06:46 PM)
My cr1 start to have mcm bearing noise front tyre driver side, I ald change my wheel bearing last year around June , the sound is very consistent not sure anyone have this problem the tyre is 1 year 2 month, also i feel not so comfortable small cornering with cr1 almost slip from the back tyre while doing 90-100km no water on the road just wet
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tayar bengkak probably.
can hear the humming noise around 80kmh then it fades as you go faster. bearing noise gets noisier as you go faster. thats the difference between worn wheel bearing and tayar bengkak.

my michelin xm2 bengkak after 5 years so fair game i guess. tread still a lot left but will need to replace anyway because of the bengkak. cr1 bengkak after just 1 year is not good...
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this tyre is a massive downgrade from my usual michelin xm2. under wet road it doesnt grip as well, doesnt last as long, sound wise its quieter. its cheap for a good reason

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QUOTE(mr.steven65 @ Jan 6 2024, 06:46 PM)
My cr1 start to have mcm bearing noise front tyre driver side, I ald change my wheel bearing last year around June , the sound is very consistent not sure anyone have this problem the tyre is 1 year 2 month, also i feel not so comfortable small cornering with cr1 almost slip from the back tyre while doing 90-100km no water on the road just wet
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I think I get what you mean.. It is a slight humming sound and it gets louder when speed increases but not as loud as a faulty wheel bearing.

I experienced this on my front passenger side.
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QUOTE(jyll92 @ Sep 5 2024, 11:08 AM)
this tyre is a massive downgrade from my usual michelin xm2. under wet road it doesnt grip as well, doesnt last as long, sound wise its quieter. its cheap for a good reason
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To me XM2 doesn't justify the cost of ownership. It is super loud and hard after 2 years.
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QUOTE(mr.steven65 @ Jan 6 2024, 06:46 PM)
My cr1 start to have mcm bearing noise front tyre driver side, I ald change my wheel bearing last year around June , the sound is very consistent not sure anyone have this problem the tyre is 1 year 2 month, also i feel not so comfortable small cornering with cr1 almost slip from the back tyre while doing 90-100km no water on the road just wet
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QUOTE(homicidal85 @ Sep 5 2024, 11:06 AM)
tayar bengkak probably.
can hear the humming noise around 80kmh then it fades as you go faster. bearing noise gets noisier as you go faster. thats the difference between worn wheel bearing and tayar bengkak.

my michelin xm2 bengkak after 5 years so fair game i guess. tread still a lot left but will need to replace anyway because of the bengkak. cr1 bengkak after just 1 year is not good...
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QUOTE(Thrust @ Sep 14 2024, 09:00 AM)
I think I get what you mean.. It is a slight humming sound and it gets louder when speed increases but not as loud as a faulty wheel bearing.

I experienced this on my front passenger side.
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Old post but thought I'd post here since I've experienced the same humming sound on new Continental UC6 tyres fitted on the Nissan Almera. I've used Toyo CR1 before (new tyres) on Ford Focus and there's no humming issue at all.

I am not sure if the humming sound from the tyres is due to the tyre itself ie. swollen, hard rubber of the tyre, or something else that is contributing to the humming sound not related to tyres. When I experienced the humming sound from the new tyres (Continental UC6) on the new car, I brought it to the service centre to complain. The wheel bearing was checked and reported to be not the cause of the humming sound. Then, the vehicle was sent to the Continental tyre shop, arranged by the service centre representative. Several checks and test drives were carried out by the tyre shop which including checking the thickness of the rubber and balancing, swapping all 4 tyres around rear to front and front to rear etc. In the end it's a futile exercise as the humming sound is still there. In summary there is no solution so have to live with the humming sound before the tyres are all worn out and replaced to new tyres. Hopefully the humming sound will be gone after replacing the tyres to new tyres.

The humming sound only comes up at around 30km/h to 80 km/h, and only on bad or rough surface roads. On good condition road surface it's silent or very soft humming sound. The humming sound gets loud only when the vehicle travels on certain road surface where the bituminous surface is rougher or worn out.
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QUOTE(SportyHandling @ Sep 14 2024, 11:16 AM)
Old post but thought I'd post here since I've experienced the same humming sound on new Continental UC6 tyres fitted on the Nissan Almera. I've used Toyo CR1 before (new tyres) on Ford Focus and there's no humming issue at all.

I am not sure if the humming sound from the tyres is due to the tyre itself ie. swollen, hard rubber of the tyre, or something else that is contributing to the humming sound not related to tyres. When I experienced the humming sound from the new tyres (Continental UC6) on the new car, I brought it to the service centre to complain. The wheel bearing was checked and reported to be not the cause of the humming sound. Then, the vehicle was sent to the Continental tyre shop, arranged by the service centre representative. Several checks and test drives were carried out by the tyre shop which including checking the thickness of the rubber and balancing, swapping all 4 tyres around rear to front and front to rear etc. In the end it's a futile exercise as the humming sound is still there. In summary there is no solution so have to live with the humming sound before the tyres are all worn out and replaced to new tyres. Hopefully the humming sound will be gone after replacing the tyres to new tyres.

The humming sound only comes up at around 30km/h to 80 km/h, and only on bad or rough surface roads. On good condition road surface it's silent or very soft humming sound. The humming sound gets loud only when the vehicle travels on certain road surface where the bituminous surface is rougher or worn out.
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when the car is jacked up, spin the tyres and check carefully to see if the tread oscillates. thats what my mechanic did to check if my tyre is swollen. the swelling is not visible from far. but when you spin the tyre and look carefully at the tread, you can see the surface of the tread moves up and down. its very slight but can cause humming.
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Hi, any long term review on this CR1? I now using pirelli cinturato p7 which plans to get rid of it once it start wear.....225/50 r17 around how much per piece?
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QUOTE(shyan90's @ Sep 25 2024, 01:23 PM)
Hi, any long term review on this CR1? I now using pirelli cinturato p7 which plans to get rid of it once it start wear.....225/50 r17 around how much per piece?
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It is still a budget tire, but if your driving thru corners in high speed it is not good.
Felt few times the car like to sway in corners, normal road driving is ok.
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QUOTE(littlefire @ Sep 27 2024, 10:32 AM)
It is still a budget tire, but if your driving thru corners in high speed it is not good.
Felt few times the car like to sway in corners, normal road driving is ok.
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Ok.
So for normal road driving is all right?
I not those kaki TTs session and etc.. just daily commute less than 20km per day. Yearly round trip maybe 1000km only.
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QUOTE(shyan90's @ Sep 27 2024, 01:16 PM)
Ok.
So for normal road driving is all right?
I not those kaki TTs session and etc.. just daily commute less than 20km per day. Yearly round trip maybe 1000km only.
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Normal non demanding driving is good.
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QUOTE(littlefire @ Sep 27 2024, 02:49 PM)
Normal non demanding driving is good.
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Ok sure. If above Proxes CR1 any option? Would like to stick back Toyo tongue.gif
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Ok sure. If above Proxes CR1 any option? Would like to stick back Toyo  tongue.gif
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july change rm370 per pcs. same size as urs
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QUOTE(shyan90's @ Sep 27 2024, 10:59 PM)
Ok sure. If above Proxes CR1 any option? Would like to stick back Toyo  tongue.gif
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https://www.toyotiresasia.com/tire-size-sea...o50&size=size17

Just go Toyo website to check your tire size got any other models.

TR1 consider as UHP tires, while CF2 is imported tire model from Japan for premium touring. Cost for sure is more expensive than CR1.
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I’m using the CR1 195/60R16 overall it’s quite good overall and never had any issue with the grip. Just on highway it may feel a little floaty when traveling at faster speeds. Would the Michellin primacy 4 fare any better?
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Regretted fitting Toyo Proxes into my cars. Within 3 years needed to change even when mileage was low. These tires are really for budget. Changed to continental UC7 and CC. Drives so much better. And yes, obviously you pay for the quality. Just that i dont think it is worth using cheap tires since the quality of the drive is improved by quite a lot with only maybe 30% more in price
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QUOTE(abangmantap @ Nov 25 2024, 09:47 AM)
Regretted fitting Toyo Proxes into my cars. Within 3 years needed to change even when mileage was low. These tires are really for budget. Changed to continental UC7 and CC. Drives so much better. And yes, obviously you pay for the quality. Just that i dont think it is worth using cheap tires since the quality of the drive is improved by quite a lot with only maybe 30% more in price
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I believe this depends on your driving style and do you really do allignment/balancing/rotation like every 5~10k? I am using it on my smaller Kelisa ride already near 20k still see the treads like got 50~60% left, estimate should be able to last around 40~50k easily before hitting the safety line.
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QUOTE(Bigboyz @ Nov 4 2024, 10:03 PM)
I’m using the CR1 195/60R16 overall it’s quite good overall and never had any issue with the grip. Just on highway it may feel a little floaty when traveling at faster speeds. Would the Michellin primacy 4 fare any better?
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Primacy is consider premium touring tires, overall should fare better as you pay more expensive.

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Search/Size/195...6/Season/Summer

Others tire to considerate - Faken ZE310, Hankook VP4 & Maxxis HP5
This 3 are mid-range tires, which i think is quite value for money for the performance given.
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QUOTE(abangmantap @ Nov 25 2024, 08:47 AM)
Regretted fitting Toyo Proxes into my cars. Within 3 years needed to change even when mileage was low. These tires are really for budget. Changed to continental UC7 and CC. Drives so much better. And yes, obviously you pay for the quality. Just that i dont think it is worth using cheap tires since the quality of the drive is improved by quite a lot with only maybe 30% more in price
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Your set of CR1 lasted you how many kilometers?
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QUOTE(Thrust @ Nov 28 2024, 07:50 PM)
Your set of CR1 lasted you how many kilometers?
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my cr1 225/50/18 lasted me 60k km (70%highway, 30%city)
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Nov 29 2024, 09:50 AM)
my cr1 225/50/18 lasted me 60k km (70%highway, 30%city)
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60k km to me is just nice.
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Aku pakai TR1 ok jugak. Harganya hampir sama dengan CR1. Dry and wet grip quite good. Tried hard braking on rainy days on empty street at 30km/h, it stops dead and doesn't slide. Lasted also around 60,000+km and am going to change tyres early next year
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QUOTE(BL98 @ Aug 9 2024, 08:50 PM)
CR1>Ecopia in many ways

CR1 is grippier, less noisy, and less rolling resistance. Used the tyre for a year now after changing from Ecopia.

Feels like CR1 is the best among all equivalent range of tyres
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I had CR1 on my Alza as original equipment and after change to Hankook Eco2 I feel much better in both dry and wet grip. Only thing CR1 done better is the CR1 slightly quieter.
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QUOTE(autodriver @ Dec 5 2024, 10:55 AM)
I had CR1 on my Alza as original equipment and after change to Hankook Eco2 I feel much better in both dry and wet grip. Only thing CR1 done better is the CR1 slightly quieter.
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From my observation, CR1 fitted as OEM on new cars (alza, corolla cross) have different thread design than the ones selling outside. Not sure if that makes any difference in performance.
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QUOTE(BL98 @ Dec 5 2024, 11:50 AM)
From my observation, CR1 fitted as OEM on new cars (alza, corolla cross) have different thread design than the ones selling outside. Not sure if that makes any difference in performance.
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Most likely not much different. There are many BMW or Mec OE are with special mark but many drivers change after market without the OE mark and performance just similar. Btw CR1 an entry level tyre and we can't ask for more compare to touring or sport tyre. If we take comparison between the entry level product I will not recommend CR1.
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QUOTE(littlefire @ Sep 27 2024, 10:32 AM)
It is still a budget tire, but if your driving thru corners in high speed it is not good.
Felt few times the car like to sway in corners, normal road driving is ok.
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Fitted to my manual Preve. Dry performance ok for that price, even when hard cornering. But not so good in wet condition.

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QUOTE(autodriver @ Dec 5 2024, 03:21 PM)
Most likely not much different. There are many BMW or Mec OE are with special mark but many drivers change after market without the OE mark and performance just similar. Btw CR1 an entry level tyre and we can't ask for more compare to touring or sport tyre. If we take comparison between the entry level product I will not recommend CR1.
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If you never into detail data collection, you will just assume. Different OE tires does got different requirements even for the same tires.

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Article/Should-...it-OE-Tyres.htm

Example like this PS4S tires, BMW * OE tires are tune for dry performance, while the same but aftermarket tires are tune for wet performance.
Same tires but different outcome.
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QUOTE(littlefire @ Dec 11 2024, 10:03 AM)
If you never into detail data collection, you will just assume. Different OE tires does got different requirements even for the same tires.

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Article/Should-...it-OE-Tyres.htm

Example like this PS4S tires, BMW * OE tires are tune for dry performance, while the same but aftermarket tires are tune for wet performance.
Same tires but different outcome.
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If it were "performance" car of course it has different for OE and aftermarket. But for normal passenger car the OE and after market almost similar. This Toyo CR1 is entry level tyre and don't expect it has obvious impact like the one fitted in BMW or Merc. Btw I own a new Alza the tyre is very bad performing in wet and I don't believe the after market OE will have significant improvement because it is still same pattern CR1.
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QUOTE(littlefire @ Dec 11 2024, 10:03 AM)
If you never into detail data collection, you will just assume. Different OE tires does got different requirements even for the same tires.

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Article/Should-...it-OE-Tyres.htm

Example like this PS4S tires, BMW * OE tires are tune for dry performance, while the same but aftermarket tires are tune for wet performance.
Same tires but different outcome.
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Indeed.

The OE tire for Mitsu Xpander is Toyo Proxes CR1 A.

The similar aftermarket tire available is Toyo Proxes CR1.

Even their tire thread patterns are different.
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QUOTE(amscouzach57 @ Dec 12 2024, 08:21 PM)
Indeed.

The OE tire for Mitsu Xpander is Toyo Proxes CR1 A.

The similar aftermarket tire available is Toyo Proxes CR1.

Even their tire thread patterns are different.
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Yes, even my mechanic side got 1 Lexus GX350 OE tires is Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060, while the aftermarket selling is Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvEzTUq_c6g

There are youtube video comparing both also.
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Sharing info from my axia 2024, toyo cr1 175,65 r14

26k+ kms, grip is still decent
Thread about 30%+, but the tyre noise is pretty obvious and it's starting to bug me. Even when it's new also it's quite noisy, so I'm not sure if it's the tyre that's making most of the noise, or is it the the lack of insulation.

I've got no good comparison as my previous car was running rovelo tyres.

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QUOTE(waka14 @ Jun 3 2025, 12:12 AM)
Sharing info from my axia 2024, toyo cr1 175,65 r14

26k+ kms, grip is still decent
Thread about 30%+, but the tyre noise is pretty obvious and it's starting to bug me. Even when it's new also it's quite noisy, so I'm not sure if it's the tyre that's making most of the noise, or is it the the lack of insulation.

I've got no good comparison as my previous car was running rovelo tyres.
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I believe depending on the road surface and also owner preference, i got friends also complain about tyre noise from CR1, but for my Kelisa 165/55/r14 size seems normal even when compare to previous Yokohama ES32. if not satisfied, may change to other brand in future.
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QUOTE(waka14 @ Jun 2 2025, 11:12 PM)
Sharing info from my axia 2024, toyo cr1 175,65 r14

26k+ kms, grip is still decent
Thread about 30%+, but the tyre noise is pretty obvious and it's starting to bug me. Even when it's new also it's quite noisy, so I'm not sure if it's the tyre that's making most of the noise, or is it the the lack of insulation.

I've got no good comparison as my previous car was running rovelo tyres.
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In the absence of a current wheel alignment report for front and rear tires, IF the tyre lifespan can't exceed 50/60K km with a residual tread depth of 1.6-2.0'ish mm the tyre noise may be an indication of a wheel alignment issue.

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QUOTE(zeng @ Jun 7 2025, 02:08 PM)
In the absence of a current wheel alignment report for front and rear tires, IF the tyre lifespan can't exceed 50/60K km with a residual tread depth of 1.6-2.0'ish mm the tyre noise may be an indication of a wheel alignment issue.
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Hope this helps,alignment about a month ago

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QUOTE(littlefire @ Jun 3 2025, 09:50 AM)
I believe depending on the road surface and also owner preference, i got friends also complain about tyre noise from CR1, but for my Kelisa 165/55/r14 size seems normal even when compare to previous Yokohama ES32. if not satisfied, may change to other brand in future.
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That's interesting to know, how's your mileage vs noise from the cr1 so far?
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QUOTE(waka14 @ Jun 7 2025, 10:48 PM)
Hope this helps,alignment about a month ago
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Holyshit you have a messy and big wheel alignment problem on hand to handle bro, if ever it could be overcome.

No, it's not tyre brand/model/manufacturing/design problem.
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Holyshit you have a messy and big wheel alignment problem on hand to handle bro, if ever it could be overcome.

No, it's not tyre brand/model/manufacturing/design problem.
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Sorry,i don't quite understand how bad is it. First glance looks very minor.

You'll need to elaborate further,car is only 1 year old+. Axia 2024

Alignment adjustment according the the reading on the right.

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That's interesting to know, how's your mileage vs noise from the cr1 so far?
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Been using almost 20,000km on the road for the CR1, seems normal for road noise, not excessive.
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QUOTE(waka14 @ Jun 9 2025, 01:27 PM)
Sorry,i don't quite understand how bad is it. First glance looks very minor.

You'll need to elaborate further,car is only 1 year old+. Axia 2024

Alignment adjustment according the the reading on the right.
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The rear wheel alignment is not only bad, it is real real bad.

Read your rear Total Toes value (3.8/2.2 mm).

In order not to cluster this thread on CR1 tyres, I'll suggest you pose the question/problem of your tyre noise, accelerated tyre wear rate etc on a thread (Alignment Discussion - How to interpret wheel alignment numbers?) started by me as follows:

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5080912

Meanwhile Google and read up on topics like types of tyre wear pattern, cambers, toe in, toe out, rear torsion beam design etc.

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QUOTE(zeng @ Jun 10 2025, 05:52 PM)
The rear wheel alignment is not only bad, it is real real bad.

Read your rear Total Toes value (3.8/2.2 mm).

In order not to cluster this thread on CR1 tyres, I'll suggest you pose the question/problem of your tyre noise, accelerated tyre wear rate etc on a thread (Alignment Discussion - How to interpret wheel alignment numbers?) started by me as follows:

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5080912

Meanwhile Google and read up on topics like types of tyre wear pattern, cambers, toe in, toe out, rear torsion beam design etc.
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could it be the computer using old axxia spec. instead of new axxia
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QUOTE(ktek @ Jun 14 2025, 10:16 AM)
could it be the computer using old axxia spec. instead of new axxia
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No.
It's not the old spec or the new spec, ,(if any) OR tight wheel alignment specification range or the wide/loose specification range in itself that leads to the accelerated tyre wear rate that results in accelerated increase in tyre noise level.

It's the absolute values of rear tire toes (despite a certain margin of errors of measurement) that causes accelerated tyre wear > accelerated tyre noise increase in this case.

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Between these 4..which is the better option?

Goodyear Assurance Maxguard SUV
Toyo Proxes CR1 SUV
Hankook Ventus Prime4
Bridgestone Ecopia HL001
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post Sep 18 2025, 05:38 PM

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QUOTE(sCid00 @ Sep 17 2025, 10:04 PM)
Between these 4..which is the better option?

Goodyear Assurance Maxguard SUV
Toyo Proxes CR1 SUV
Hankook Ventus Prime4
Bridgestone Ecopia HL001
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What tire size? Many new SUV tire in market nowadays, if can accept Ventus P4/Ecopia HL001 pricing better consider Yokohama or Falken tires.
Yokohama latest tires got a lot of good feedback interm of silent & comfort use at a value price point (compare to Michelin)

Pirelli Russo/P1 SUV
Yokohama Advan V61
Falken ZIEX CT60

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post Sep 19 2025, 09:53 PM

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QUOTE(sCid00 @ Sep 17 2025, 09:04 PM)
Between these 4..which is the better option?

Goodyear Assurance Maxguard SUV
Toyo Proxes CR1 SUV
Hankook Ventus Prime4
Bridgestone Ecopia HL001
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What size?
Am on s1evo3 and grip is amazing as well as very quiet ride, mine 235/55r18
Other car on prime4 very quiet and grip is great too
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post Sep 19 2025, 10:23 PM

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CR1 is the best budget tyres.

michelin, conti also cannot match
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post Sep 22 2025, 09:06 AM

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QUOTE(BL98 @ Sep 19 2025, 11:23 PM)
CR1 is the best budget tyres.

michelin, conti also cannot match
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Yes, in term of budget.
Everything got pro & con, if want better braking, cornering performance might need to pay higher for others.
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post Sep 22 2025, 10:49 AM

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QUOTE(littlefire @ Sep 22 2025, 09:06 AM)
Yes, in term of budget.
Everything got pro & con, if want better braking, cornering performance might need to pay higher for others.
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michelin PS4, after 3 years the tyre starts to rot
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post Sep 22 2025, 11:43 AM

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QUOTE(BL98 @ Sep 22 2025, 11:49 AM)
michelin PS4, after 3 years the tyre starts to rot
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Thread peel off and rot is totally different ya, a lot of premium tires due to softer rubber compound will encouter similar issues. Bridgestone, Yokohama, Pirelli, Continental also i seen some tire model also can treads peel off. FYI the outer rubber is way more durable than you think, if you dont want to see the peel off buy those budget tires but dont expect similar benefits.
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post Sep 22 2025, 12:45 PM

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QUOTE(littlefire @ Sep 22 2025, 11:43 AM)
Thread peel off and rot is totally different ya, a lot of premium tires due to softer rubber compound will encouter similar issues. Bridgestone, Yokohama, Pirelli, Continental also i seen some tire model also can treads peel off. FYI the outer rubber is way more durable than you think, if you dont want to see the peel off buy those budget tires but dont expect similar benefits.
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the ps4 rot is so bad, but the tyre shop guy say still can use.

meanwhile budget tyre looks nice even after so many years
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post Sep 22 2025, 01:50 PM

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QUOTE(BL98 @ Sep 22 2025, 01:45 PM)
the ps4 rot is so bad, but the tyre shop guy say still can use.

meanwhile budget tyre looks nice even after so many years
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Yes, for sure if tread only peel off usually just the outer layer. You know what is serious, only when you see metal shreds. If you never been in motorsports, a lot of them drive until can see metal shreds still running around race track before it burst (Usually this level you will see a lot of smoke, sparks and burning rubber smell). To reach that level you need to drive very extream which most normal users wont even can meet.

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