Iriz stock rim's width is 5.5". So, max. recommended tire width is 195mm.

If you want to increase the tire width, you can should be able to increase it to 185/65R14. The 2.2% increased size is within tolerance of 3%.

However, generally 185/65R14 tires are significantly more expensive than 175/65R14 tires.

In my opinion, the estimated gains should not be worth it.

You'll be better off getting a better tire. What tires are you using on your car, right now?

There is not much choices for 14 inchers.

If comfort you seek, Michelin Energy XM2+ would be your recommended choice.

However, your handling performance would be sacrificed, as your current tire is better in that aspect.

This post has been edited by amscouzach57: Mar 26 2024, 12:24 AM

Michelin Primacy 4

Stock myvi 15 inch rim's width is 6.0jj. So, 195mm width tire can fit

Generally, wider tires attributes to:
1. Increased comfort
2. Increased risk of aquaplaning
3. Increased grip
4. Increased fuel consumption

Viking ProTech PT6?

I would rate the tire as an okay & acceptable tire for the price.

They are definitely much better than the stock Atlas tire.

CC7, with extra chance of sliding

continental uc7
hankook ventus prime 4
toyo proxes tr1
Falken ziex ZE310R ecorun
dunlop formula D06

You can try
Continental MC7
Michelin Pilot Sport 5
Falken Azenis FK520L
Toyo Proxes Sport 2

I would recommend Toyo Proxes CR1. One of my cars is using that as stock tire.

My review after 1000 ish km.

Pros:
1. Quiet
2. Comfortable
3. Good wet grip (significantly better than Hankook Ventus Prime 3)
4. Good aquaplaning resistance (significantly better than Hankook Ventus Prime 3)

Cons:
1. Lesser dry grip (worse than Hankook Ventus Prime 3, about on the same levels as Bridgestone Turanza T001)
2. Lower handling during cornering, squishy soft sidewall

Verdict:
A tire suitable for small compact city cars. A worthy, if not better, recommendation against Continental ComfortContact CC7, & also in this case, Goodyear Assurance Triplemax.

This post has been edited by amscouzach57: May 17 2024, 04:32 PM

Should be similar.

The main issue with Goodyear Assurance Triplemax tires are they're noisy & they have relatively short mileage (about 30k km ish).

This post has been edited by amscouzach57: May 17 2024, 05:25 PM

Toyo Proxes CR1. It has the 175/60R15 size available

This post has been edited by amscouzach57: Jun 5 2024, 02:54 PM

Most likely because Dunlop j6 tend to wear out faster.

Based on reviews, it is a bit noisy too.

Personally I prefer Michelin XM2+ as it is the best tire out of the 3, & also has a 6 year manufacturer warranty

Very poor grip in wet.

The right phrase to describe it when braking. The feeling of "meluncur/sliding".

What is the width your rim?

In terms of wheel diameter, still within 3% tolerance (+1.2%)

Have you tried prime 3? If yes, how much improvement the Prime 4 had over its predecessor?

I've tried Prime 3, it was a lousy tire on wet roads.

So much I'm blacklisting this particular range from my tire wishlist

exactly. when cornering, even when slow, can tend to tailspin

tire & driver related

Should be the SEA & Australia as the export market of this tire.

Learned the hard way regarding Hankook Ventus Prime tires.

Lousy af. No more. Aside from online user & Youtube reviews, need to consider feedback from tire shop & other users met in RL.

All in all, need to consolidate all of those with a pinch of salt.