Bro,

Wat 'benefits' are you looking for?

Rule of thumb of tyres..
the taller the sidewall [how high de rubber part of the tyre is] - de more comfortable it is , it'll absorb more bumps..
Downside is itll also be bad for handling..
So handling n comfort seldom go together when we are talking tyres..


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lenso is decent... dont think there are many knockoff lensosaround....

LOL,

I am not a 100% sure .. but wif China mari stuff - l would never say never..
BTW l m not familiar wif Lenso.. Lenso got Mal factory?

afaik made in thai only... duno if ade china factory ke ape...

otherwise theres enkei tuning (original taiwan) and advanti which imo are also pretty decent...

Haha,

I oso dunno bro.. personally if l were on a budget, enkei taiwan sounds gud provided its lite.. as unsprung weight is an unsung hero's tale..
BTW.. reputable tyre/rim shops shld be able to tell u if they are selling fake/replicas , licensed rims or original stuf - at least they should - wat is worse is selling us fakes but charging us for de ori price..


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if its a reputable store, should be alright... i mean they work so hard to build that rep... tak-kan-lah risk all that just for a a few hundred bucks.... there are a few reputable rim dealers here in lowyat... u can ask them about his i guess?

If in Pg, then I can recommend oso.. not familiar wif KL..
Agrd.. shops is de best to tell if its fake or othrwise..
I guess rule of thumb is if its price is too good to be tru ; then it is.. n its a fake..


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Can also consider Konig. They are around or cheaper than Advanti, but quality should be at least equivalent. Some of their higher end wheels uses Enkei's technology.

currently using 14 inch tyre... im planning to upgrade to either 15 or 16 inch tyre.. will it make my car heavier?

any one can recommend a massive selection of rims around klang valley?

tq

hi, my corolla altis gen9 was having hard and noisy suspension feel. already changed a few absorber, absorber mounting, lower arm, steering rack, tie rod etc...
i suspect it could be the 205/50/R16 tyre (ori 16" facelift rim). Supposed the ori tyre size is 195/55/r16, i'm not sure by downgrading to 195/55/r16 will "dramatically" ended my nightmare of hard suspension issue...
i was thinking was it possible to use back same rim but 195/60/r16 tyre. or have to downgrade to 15" rim to get 195/60/r15 tyre? Any advise? Thanks.

go for advanti storm series..light weight at reasonable price. go for 15..lots of tyre available below RM200..can browse keanlee hin at fb or nestum at lowyat.net. else you can check on fb tee3 tyre. there a lot of picture you can refer.

if u looking for light weight original rims like advanti,can find ernest0205 at lowyat.his rims are cheaper.

what brand of tyre u use?maybe is the tyre thread patern that caused the sound?

i'm using falken 912... the noise is the suspension component knocking, "kok kok kok"... some mechanic told me altis is memang like that and blaming low profile tyre. imo, 195/55/r16 and 205/50/r16 tyre sidewall thickness doesn't looks much different...

then i suppose is not the tyre issue.maybe u can try check with other mechanic other advice?

thank you for the recommendation... will check with them

yeah, went to numerous shops, none have the definitive answer. most of them said altis suspension is weak and memang like that, some said tyre 50 profile not suitable for malaysia's road.
my intention change "thicker" sidewall tyre, but original 195/55/r16 i think not much diff with current 205/50/r16. so that's why thinking use 195/60/r16 if can fits, or downgrade rim to 15" to utilize the 195/60/r15 thicker profile tyre...

then maybe u can try find a set of original 15 inch altis rim with the 195/60/15
or change to 195/60/16 bridgestone which is now available in market already,last time this size was rare.

yes, saw bridgestone ecopia 150 with 195/60/r16 size... what car is using this size?
i asked that tyre shop, he not sure if can fit my car, might be rubbing the fender etc?

as i know the toyota wish and the new toyota serena if not mistaken.
what is ur original size bro?