Ayam planning to upgrade stock rims to 15x6.5 or 7jj using 195/55/r15 tire.

Currently rolling on 2017 XM2. Tread worn out and cracked liao.

Recommend me gooding one pls.

Read many reviews here suggesting:

1) Hankook VP3
2) Michelin PS3
3) Dunlop D06

Confused lah

Ride: myvi
Current mileage: 240k-ish
Driving style: cruise driving, not racing guy, not an aggressive driver
Road drive environment: kampung road (often air naik), occasionally highway
Looking for tire: comfort and wet roads



This post has been edited by faizyusof94: Apr 11 2021, 04:17 AM

From the list..

Michelin PS3

The priciest among the list....hmm, noted

Just get PS3 if your budget permits it. Otherwise, get the VP3 or Goodyear Assurance Triplemax 2.

PS3 hands-down!

With your OE size of 195/55 R15 you definitely have a lot of options what to go for.

Name Tire Size Price(RM)
Kumho Ecsta PS31 195/55R15 150
Continental ComfortContact 6 CC6 195/55R15 150
Goodyear Assurance TripleMax 2 195/55R15 152
Toyo Nano Energy NE03 195/55R15 156
Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 195/55R15 176
Toyo Proxes TR1 195/55R15 192
Continental UC6 195/55R15 195
Yokohama Advan Fleva V701 195/55R15 210
Michelin Energy XM2+ 195/55R15 221
Bridgestone Potenza Adrenalin RE004 195/55R15 235
Kumho Ecsta V720 195/55R15 250

If you previously had XM2 and wet braking is your main priority I would recommend XM2+.

Check the link below for the detail prices.

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maciem overkill lah bro ps3

Why la forumers said xm2 tayar taxi?

If you want cheap one, Maxxis Victra I-Pro, just around rm130-140.

Lol, my XM2 rear tyres dated 1213 (Year 2013) with about 95k km usage and tread depth of about 2.5ish mm is still going.......
Not gonna to replace soon, with visible minor hairline cracks around.

This post has been edited by zeng: Apr 11 2021, 10:25 AM

Hmm you're the second person suggesting this..looks gooding. Thanksss

Mine botak one side already due to last time poor alignment job..tread depth still ok

With the best wet braking results in the A/B segment, XM2+ is definitely not a taxi tire

all tyre can handle wet road lah even banjir over tyre no issue especially king of myvi in malaysia , since you saying not racing should be no issue price range 135 each should be good enough already , if the sky really want to take you nothing can avoid

Goodyear Triplemax 2 has better wet braking i blv

PS3 will be the best for wet weather.
I even put 185/55/15 PS3 for my mom's cute little car.


Hot sunny day braking for traffic light with ecopia bridgestone also turns on ABS often for a cute little car.
After changing PS3 it never activate the ABS under normal driving.

First set of PS3 was still good up to legal limit (legally need to change).
Then now on 2nd set PS3.

This post has been edited by ceo684: Apr 24 2021, 07:37 PM