Just did that today, now Dunlops are on the front
Some of the tyre shop were closed so did it at home

Yup...
All change ady last year those dog bone 2 long 2 shorts are all ori proton

Multi link/ stabilizer were torn so were replaced as well on both sides
Ball joint still tight
Power steering bushes well know to be loose but still good (ori dun last) / tie rod still tight too

Rear bearings replaced in both side early this year, one side started a very very minute hum, didn't want to take chances so replaced both
Dunlop D05
Goodyear ATM2
Below says maxguard oso shiat

I already mentioned so many times here, get the best tyre you can afford if possible. Dont stinge on tyres. And dont listen to idiots who say 'buy cheap one and change more often is safer'. Call them go f themselves.

Tyres are the only thing get in contact with the road when you are speeding. Not familiar with 15in and below tyres, but i believe michelin xm2 or conti uc6/7 should have size for 15in. These 2 are far better than the 2 junks u using.

Worst if lorries stays in the mid lane
Gen2
Not highest spec

some other pipu said that. not me
dulu i got use atm2 and we approve wet grip. cuma shallow flower sekejap finished.
formula d05 just average nia
xm2 +uc6 very poor wet grip pls avoid

Continental MC7 ok or not?

some other pipu said that. not me
dulu i got use atm2 and we approve wet grip. cuma shallow flower sekejap finished.
formula d05 just average nia
xm2 +uc6 very poor wet grip pls avoid

In term of 15in, thats the best. U dont expect performance tyres like ps5 to be at 15in.

we got ps3 for 15"

Drove within safe speed limit and distance.
My car lights are on so I'm visible
Sudden torrent of rain and a patch of water caused skidding

Front Tyres are Goodyear ATM while rears are Dunlops, both relatively new (less than 2 years) & threads are thick. Only drive less than 15k per year
Car no ESC nor ABS as well as being FWD, all use defensive driving techniques learn at Aus tried turning before nearing the van, no mas. ie dun slam on the fukkin brakes, feather brakes and throttle together-gether
No audio to Cam cos..... It was cheapo no brand one. Had to physically take out the MSD card to transfer

Drove within safe speed limit and distance.
My car lights are on so I'm visible
Sudden torrent of rain and a patch of water caused skidding

Front Tyres are Goodyear ATM while rears are Dunlops, both relatively new (less than 2 years) & threads are thick. Only drive less than 15k per year
Car no ESC nor ABS as well as being FWD, all use defensive driving techniques learn at Aus tried turning before nearing the van, no mas. ie dun slam on the fukkin brakes, feather brakes and throttle together-gether
No audio to Cam cos..... It was cheapo no brand one. Had to physically take out the MSD card to transfer

Dafug did I just read?

Saw car braking, oneself braked, ownself almost skidded. And blame it on suddenly raining padahal it was already that wet.

Drove within safe speed limit and distance.
My car lights are on so I'm visible
Sudden torrent of rain and a patch of water caused skidding

Front Tyres are Goodyear ATM while rears are Dunlops, both relatively new (less than 2 years) & threads are thick. Only drive less than 15k per year
Car no ESC nor ABS as well as being FWD, all use defensive driving techniques learn at Aus tried turning before nearing the van, no mas. ie dun slam on the fukkin brakes, feather brakes and throttle together-gether
No audio to Cam cos..... It was cheapo no brand one. Had to physically take out the MSD card to transfer

If you're skidding just from braking like that, you're not driving within safe speed

Unless you consider skidding safe behaviour