What about Myvi with 14" rims? Which tyre would you guys recommend?

Depending on your budget. If money is not an issue, going to premium brand like Michelin, Bridgestone, Pirelli, Goodyear is safer bet.

If want middle range, Falken, Hankook, Yokohama, Toyo, Maxxis is also few good brands to consider.

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Search/Size/175...4/Season/Summer

My personal recommendation, either Falken SN832 or Yokohama ES32 for the balance value + performance.

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Article/2018-AD...-175-65-R14.htm

Falken SN832 score 1st for 175/65/R14 tyre category base on the review test link above.

This post has been edited by littlefire: Jan 4 2022, 09:10 AM

Whats the price of Falken SN832 and which tyre centre would you recommend?

Tyre price nowadays price up a lot and not accurate depending on areas

If you want to know direct ask stamford tyres as they are the main distributor of Falken tyres in Malaysia.

https://www.stamfordtyres.com.my/retail-workshop/

Just asked them, 175/65/14 is RM140 each. Reasonable?

But it is Falken SN832i. Is it the same with SN832?



This post has been edited by hustlerism: Jan 24 2022, 04:44 PM

Same bro.
RM140 consider cheap already.

been using ES32 for almost 20k mileage,the grip for wet is good...but seems the noise is higher than my previous dunlop j06.

is toyo CR1 is better than ES32 or same category?

CR1 is local design tires, while ES32 is design for international tires.
If you just want budget only, go for CR1 but dont expect better grip & performance as ES32.

If about noise, please check if your tires got a lot stone chips attach to is as ES32 tires got 1 weakness is due to softer rubber a lot of stones is easier to attach to the tyre tread groove. If you remove the stones the noise can reduce a bit.

Dunlop J06 when new is quiet, but after a while the material went harden and everything went to poor/normal for me. Personally i used before Dunlop but after 10k i changed due to poor braking performance as it went harden and my ride skidded far a lot during emergency braking. Thus i changed back to ES32 after considering all the factors.

This post has been edited by littlefire: Jan 31 2022, 10:57 AM

hmm u make sense regarding the stone chips attached to tyre,there's a lot of it,but its quite troublesome to remove everytime...well, any recommended tyre 1 tier above ES32?

Really dunlop j6 bad ?
I just changed to j6 last month, shit

So wat u did, can trade in the tyre after 10k?

Yes. I trade in for the ES32 with 50% of the original value from the Dunlop tires.

If you want better tires is either the Falken or go up to Michelin/Bridgestone/Pirelli level.

Xm2+ what is the market price ya these days? Maybe try to find some shops in glenmarie for my myvi 15" wheels

Hi all Sifu ,

For performance use , which Michelin tire are recommend ?

Wanna install for 16" rims at myvi gen3

Personally i dont recommend to go up to 16".
Usually 15" is more better as more performance tyre size & model is available compare to 16"
If want proper mode better opt for wider & lighter sport rim and go for 195/50/R15 tyre size. (Michelin if not mistaken only got PS3 for this size)
If die die need 16" you will need to up size to 205/45/R16 also only PS3 available.

Agree, stay 15 and use PS3 if want Michelin.

lighter sport rim got any recommend ?

Go to sport rim shop and ask to recommend.
Ask them bring weighing machine and weigh your original sport rim against the new sport rim.
If got money sure we recommend genuine Japanese sport rim, if low budget can consider Thailand made Lenso or other brands.

https://kingofrims.com.my/product/wheel?sea...gory=15&inch=15

King of rims is also a good place to search for sport rim recommendation.

LENSO and Advanti rims good ? never try those before , are they light weight rims ?

"Ask them bring weighing machine and weigh your original sport rim against the new sport rim."

Already mentioned this before.
What do you think the weighing machine do?
Ask them weight the sport rims you like and compare the weight.
Main objective for sure lighter the better for aftermarket sport rims.