Stock=best comfort full stop.
If you need to carry heavy weight in the back often, you need to upgrade your springs.

Example is the old Saga BLM taxi. The taxi version has beefier springs than the normal car, you can see the taxis have higher ground clearance at the back. You can try the same if you want but I'd keep it stock all the way for max comfort.

Hi, was wondering if anyone did comparison between toyo tr1, yoko advan fleva v701, and potenza re004?

Looking to change tyres for Proton saga flx.

Appreciate the input

When I still had my Saga FLX SE, I have tried both Toyo TR1 & Yokohama Advan fleva V701.

I would say TR1 is the better tire. I have not tried Potenza RE004, but based on forumer's review, it is excellent on dry roads, not so much on wet roads.

Another tire worth considering is Maxxis Victra I-Pro. Best bang for buck tire in the entry level performance category.

[quote=littlefire,Dec 28 2023, 08:58 AM]
First of all, can give us to know how is your & passenger body weight? Not to discriminate, are you a bigger size person? or always fetch heavy stuff?

Driver ~ 90 kg
Front Passenger ~60 kg
Two Rear Passengers, ~ 65 g x 2 pax

Items (tools, car washing items, umbrella,..),..in Car Boot, ~ 15 kg


Are there any specialists suspension workshops to recommend ?

Thanks

[quote=Nikwan,Dec 29 2023, 12:56 PM]
[quote=littlefire,Dec 28 2023, 08:58 AM]
First of all, can give us to know how is your & passenger body weight? Not to discriminate, are you a bigger size person? or always fetch heavy stuff?

Driver ~ 90 kg
Front Passenger ~60 kg
Two Rear Passengers, ~ 65 g x 2 pax

Items (tools, car washing items, umbrella,..),..in Car Boot, ~ 15 kg
Are there any specialists suspension workshops to recommend ?

Thanks

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KYB RS Ultra
KYB New SR Special
Tein EnduraPro

I have no idea if they have the size to suit your car.

Just suggesting the aftermarket absorbers that I know

adjustable pusing until paling soft pun harsh than regular abs

fleva is most rubbish pls skip
tr1 about entry level and re003, 004 quite good grips (safety first)

hi , using x70 225/35/r19

plan to switch to r18 rims
can advice on pros and cons?
thanks

main reason to switch is due to finance long term,
thanks

Stock tire size should be 225/55R19 for 19 inch & 225/60R18 for 18 inch.

Downsizing rims would give you enhanced comfort, at the expense of road handling performance.

Could be cheaper as well.

Looking for 225/65/R17.
Between CR1 SUV vs Maxguard SUV or worth really worth to upgrade to Primacy SUV+ ?

Hi,

What's the best tyres for Vios? 195/50 R16, Continental?

What is your driving style? Normal, laid back, spirited?

What kind of ride to you want? Superior grip, Comfort, Long lasting mileage?

I drive normally. 60% highway 40% city driving.

I prefer a mix between comfort and appropriately long mileage.

Michelin Energy XM2+
Toyo Proxes CR1
Continental UltraContact UC7
Falken ZIEX ZE310 R Ecorun
Yokohama BluEarth ES32
Goodyear Assurance Triplemax 2

Between the UC7 vs Assurance Maxguard, which would be better in terms of comfort and low noise for short distance relaxed drive on a 2010 honda city? (grocery and to dapau food around neighborhood only)

Thanks!

hi guys, I'm looking to change my tyre soon.
Currently using Advan Fleva V701 205/45/R16. Any recommendation tyre and shop around Klang Valley please?

Budget around rm300/pcs (can add a-bit if needed)

Hi, I am looking to get a new set of tyres soon. Could you give your thoughts about my choice?

Yokohama Advan Neova AD09 vs Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2

im looking for tyre for my toyota camry 215/60R16.

- preferable high mileage and long lasting tyre. Grip wise not too big concern as i dont drive fast.

which brand would you guys recommend ? thanks

Michelin Primacy 4?

Primacy 4 a bit above my budget.

looking for ard 300 - 400 per donut