Thanks man, then I think it’s worth the try.

Btw, what is the thread life for vp4? Since u change yearly.

Hi ts and sifus here. Looking to change my tyres and would love some feedback.

Currently using primacy 4 and i already locked my next tyres to be either bridgestone turanza t005a or hankook ventus prime 4. Any feedback between this 2?
- main priority is wet handling and braking, as i usually drive fast during rain. My cruising speed during dry days and rainy days are the same
- second priority is noise and longetivity.
- budget not an issue
- definitely wont be going back to primacy 4 as i would like to try other brands. Primacy 5 also no for now, but most likely will be next (after either t005a/vp4).

Only interested in touring tyres, not performance tyres. Thank you 

Turanza T005a already 1 generation old, Hankook Ventus Prime 4 is the latest spec.

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Tyre/Hankook/Ventus-Prime-4.htm

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Compare/Turanza...tus-Prime-4.htm

Easily VP4 outpace Turanza T005a

Unless Bridgestone bring the latest Turanza T6, if not VP4 all the way

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Compare/Turanza...tus-Prime-4.htm

Longevity wise what is the recommended model? Michelin?

If your looking for a tires with long longevity and in budget, you can only look for mid-range tires.
Brand recommend as per below.

Falken ZE3310/320 <-ZE320 new model coming soon, if can wait for this as it beats Michelin P4 in overall performance
Hankook VP4 SUV <- Recommend this
GitiComfort SUV520

Yokohama is also good, but since they are more towards comfort/performance bias their rubber compound is more softer and easy to wear out.
But AE61 win quite a few awards in Asian tire test 2022 year due to good performance around the track.

https://auta.sg/asias-ultimate-tyre-awards-...s-suv-category/

Don't really need performance...looking for price + longevity. How is Goodyear and Toyo in comparison with Falken, Hankook and Yoko?

Don't really need performance...looking for price + longevity. How is Goodyear and Toyo in comparison with Falken, Hankook and Yoko?

if don't really need top2 performance but affordable price, decent tyre tread life, my experience, Toyo CR1 for a SUV size car. its better than my previous tyre model of Continental UC6 for raining grip, and after putting about 15k km, the wear on the CR1 still low,

Goodyear if want longevity only the Assurance Triplemaxx range

Toyo CR1 SUV for me it is consider as lower budget range, longevity should be similar to Yokohama but more towards comfort base.

Based on the price for 4 tires, CR1 is about 200 more than AE61. Not sure if CR1 worth that extra compared to AE61.

Primacy SUV+ is definitely the best but need to fork out almost 2k for all 4 tires.. Ouch

If people is quoting CR1 more expensive, that person is chopping you.
CR1 is one of the cheapest in market due to local made, usually is even cheaper than Yokohama.

It's the ppl fav shop in Klang.

Oscar Bukit Kemuning please

How much?

want to ask those commercial building parking that use concrete as flooring

when turning, the tires will have those screeching sound,

long term will be bad for tyres? cos now daily have to turn up and down 6 floors to park at work place season parking.

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Whatapps them for quotation for your tyre sizes an compare it with Klang price

Cheaper than Klang apparently but CR1 still more expensive than AE61

Goodyear if want longevity only the Assurance Triplemaxx range

Toyo CR1 SUV for me it is consider as lower budget range, longevity should be similar to Yokohama but more towards comfort base.

I recommend Goodyear Assurance Maxguard SUV for SUV tires. Best bang for buck tires IMHO.

Affordable, decent grip, good NVH & durable threads