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Grix17
 Feb 27 2010, 02:11 AM
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Looking for a comfortable tyre with good grip and decent treadwear and price. Anybody here has tried the Toyo Proxes C1S?
My alternatives are GY Eagle RV-S or GR90 for good comfort, or GY F1 Asym for performance with some comfort. |
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Beregond
Mar 1 2010, 06:09 PM | In Reply To Grix17
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QUOTE (Grix17 @ Feb 27 2010, 02:11 AM)  Looking for a comfortable tyre with good grip and decent treadwear and price. Anybody here has tried the Toyo Proxes C1S? My alternatives are GY Eagle RV-S or GR90 for good comfort, or GY F1 Asym for performance with some comfort. the grip is solid , rubber and thread design look very high quality also , i sit in my friend driving a camry 2.4 , feel very shiok, esp in rain, but noise level lose out to his old yoko db, according to him . ( wont lose out to aysm in term of grip and noise) do take note , my friend change the tyres not very long lol, its a very new design from toyo. (the proxes in front i love it, same quality as t1r, but not noisy?) lol gr90 and rvs, i no experience with them lol . |
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Grix17
Mar 2 2010, 12:51 AM | In Reply To Beregond
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Thanks for the reply.
I guess I will probably narrow it down to between Proxes C1S and F1 Asymmetric. Was quoted similar prices at different places. Most importantly, both have reinforced / extra load (XL) tyres which gives me more assurance as I have no spare tyre. My worry with RV-S is the treadwear, and with GR-90 it is the price and lack of XL tyre options. |
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GDIzen
Mar 2 2010, 09:28 AM | In Reply To Grix17
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I've had Goodyear RV-S for about 2 months before I changed. Reason: not because they weren't good or quiet but it was a slightly smaller tyre and less cushy than what my OE tyre was...car came with 205/50/17 but I thought 215/45/17 would be the same but I was wrong. When it comes to humps and rough surfaces, the Toyo Proxes R32 @205/50/17 I now have are much softer and quieter. I also got them from a dealer I know well so its 90% new and cheap!! My 2cents...
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Freak
Mar 2 2010, 10:03 AM | In Reply To Beregond
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Hi
where to get toyo tyres? need to find out 185/65/15 for latio. thanks |
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Grix17
Mar 2 2010, 11:01 PM | In Reply To Freak
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QUOTE (Freak @ Mar 2 2010, 10:03 AM) Hi where to get toyo tyres? need to find out 185/65/15 for latio. thanks I know 2 places with decent prices: Arrow Tyres at Serangoon North (having Toyo sale now) Sin Hin at Alexandra Village Don't have the addresses here but you can search SGCarmart Directory. |
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