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Greddy82
Apr 7 2011, 02:39 PM
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Hi I read a few thread on the choice of tyres chosen by you all and i shortlisted these few so called comfort tyre.
so from your point of view which is the chosen ones based on cost first, noise level followed by grip on dry n wet. the chosen tyre will be used for daily driving and NOT spirited drive. budget ard 100ish per piece. Bros are very much welcomed to state the current price as well. Appreciate it. Tyres shorlisted are : 1 -toyo c1s 2 -yokohama es501 3 -goodyear ls2000 4 -gr90 5 -falken ze912 one more qn - what are the difference in fuel consumption when you upgraded from a 14" to a 15" for a Honda Fit Thank You for all your inputs. Cheers |
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Mikelcy1963
Apr 7 2011, 02:44 PM | In Reply To Greddy82
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Greddy82
Apr 7 2011, 02:53 PM | In Reply To Mikelcy1963
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I know for sure cost-wise GR90 is way higher than the Falken and Yoko u listed. But its for sure more quiet than the Falken. (I am using it for 5 months now) Grip is more than enough if one is not a spirited driver. Compared to the rest I have no idea. yup i guessed the gr90 is way out of the price range. |
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KennyLee83
Apr 7 2011, 02:56 PM | In Reply To Greddy82
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falken sux...
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Beregond
Apr 7 2011, 03:05 PM | In Reply To Greddy82
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Hi I read a few thread on the choice of tyres chosen by you all and i shortlisted these few so called comfort tyre. so from your point of view which is the chosen ones based on cost first, noise level followed by grip on dry n wet. the chosen tyre will be used for daily driving and NOT spirited drive. budget ard 100ish per piece. Bros are very much welcomed to state the current price as well. Appreciate it. Tyres shorlisted are : 1 -toyo c1s 2 -yokohama es501 3 -goodyear ls2000 4 -gr90 5 -falken ze912 one more qn - what are the difference in fuel consumption when you upgraded from a 14" to a 15" for a Honda Fit Thank You for all your inputs. Cheers falken can throw , ls2000? still around in sg? if any 1 selling u better check the date, but they not compareable to toyo, b/s.yoko, c1s use to be value or money, but now price about the same as b/s i think.. lol . goodyear instead of ls 2000, u can check for efficentgrip, if have your size , it really value for money . |
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Fcw75
Apr 7 2011, 03:26 PM
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Go for DNA dB ES501. It's the cheaper and most comfortable tyre, if that's your criteria. Can try Bridgestone AR-10 too, it's a comfortable tyre.
But sorry to tell you, tyre price has went up again. Tink every quarter they going to review the price. Luckily I managed to get hold of DNA dB before April and ask them to store for me till June before changing. Relating my experience last week: 195/65R15 Made in Japan Yokohama DNA dB ES501 $118 Made in Thailand Bridgestone AR-10 $128 Made in Thailand Michelin XM1 $135! This post has been edited by Fcw75: Apr 7 2011, 03:28 PM |
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Greddy82
Apr 7 2011, 03:31 PM
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SimonTan
Apr 7 2011, 03:31 PM
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In one of the bulletin....a 20% lower rolling resistance tyre will only save 3%in fuel cost.
In another bulletin.....a higher inflated tyre can save more than 3% in fuel cost. My opinion....get a cheap and reasonable tyre. The quiet noise is subjective and I think most comfort orientated tyre in recent years are equally quiet. I am driving the Jazz on original 15" Yokohama S71 Eco tyre. The dry grip from this tyre is stupendous. The Jazz stock braking system is not able to invoked ABS in a dry straight line emergency brake from 80km/hr to 0km/hr. I guess the dry grip of this tyre is GOOD enough for normal road use. Lots of good read articles from here. http://toyo.xdesigns.com.au/tyre-technolog...al-bulletin.htm This post has been edited by SimonTan: Apr 7 2011, 03:33 PM |
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Greddy82
Apr 7 2011, 03:54 PM
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i forgot to add hankook k415 in the shortlisted list.
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Jordanplus
Apr 7 2011, 04:28 PM
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Ze912 is the cheapest among ur list, 15" is less than 100 bucks. currently is using it....value for money.
K415 think is about the price of Ze912, feedback is not bad. DB es501 is most comfort tyre, but wet grip is suck. IS2000 wear very fast. |
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Help1
Apr 7 2011, 04:37 PM | In Reply To Fcw75
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Go for DNA dB ES501. It's the cheaper and most comfortable tyre, if that's your criteria. Can try Bridgestone AR-10 too, it's a comfortable tyre. But sorry to tell you, tyre price has went up again. Tink every quarter they going to review the price. Luckily I managed to get hold of DNA dB before April and ask them to store for me till June before changing. Relating my experience last week: 195/65R15 Made in Japan Yokohama DNA dB ES501 $118 Made in Thailand Bridgestone AR-10 $128 Made in Thailand Michelin XM1 $135! your price here is wef april onwards? -------------------- My favorite site |
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Furrynadz
Apr 7 2011, 04:45 PM
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ar10 or xm1
tried and proven |
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Starcombat
Apr 7 2011, 08:35 PM | In Reply To Greddy82
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Falken 912 may work for you if you really not a spirited driver. It is also louder than most others.
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Good-Carbuyer
Apr 7 2011, 09:09 PM | In Reply To Greddy82
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Hi I read a few thread on the choice of tyres chosen by you all and i shortlisted these few so called comfort tyre. so from your point of view which is the chosen ones based on cost first, noise level followed by grip on dry n wet. the chosen tyre will be used for daily driving and NOT spirited drive. budget ard 100ish per piece. Bros are very much welcomed to state the current price as well. Appreciate it. Tyres shorlisted are : 1 -toyo c1s 2 -yokohama es501 3 -goodyear ls2000 4 -gr90 5 -falken ze912 one more qn - what are the difference in fuel consumption when you upgraded from a 14" to a 15" for a Honda Fit Thank You for all your inputs. Cheers We call it upsize? Can expect about 1kg weight per tyre/wheel and corresponding Fc change... |
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Fcw75
Apr 7 2011, 09:12 PM | In Reply To Help1
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your price here is wef april onwards? Nope, I mentioned I got it before April and ask them to hold for me. What is the price for the tyres at your shop? |
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Ken1898
Apr 7 2011, 09:13 PM
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Michelin XM1 is good too. Should be in the list.
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Fcw75
Apr 7 2011, 09:14 PM
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Another 2 comfortable tyre is Yokohama Earth-1 and Bridgestone Ecopia. So called Eco-friendly tyres.
Perhaps state the size you want. This post has been edited by Fcw75: Apr 7 2011, 09:14 PM |
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Iygnaug
Apr 7 2011, 09:15 PM | In Reply To Greddy82
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Hi I read a few thread on the choice of tyres chosen by you all and i shortlisted these few so called comfort tyre. so from your point of view which is the chosen ones based on cost first, noise level followed by grip on dry n wet. the chosen tyre will be used for daily driving and NOT spirited drive. budget ard 100ish per piece. Bros are very much welcomed to state the current price as well. Appreciate it. Tyres shorlisted are : 1 -toyo c1s 2 -yokohama es501 3 -goodyear ls2000 4 -gr90 5 -falken ze912 one more qn - what are the difference in fuel consumption when you upgraded from a 14" to a 15" for a Honda Fit Thank You for all your inputs. Cheers definitely not ziex912 if your noise is of high priority to you. How about Toyo Teo plus? For made in japan tires, i think the price is acceptable. -------------------- _______________________________ If only more of us value love and care above money and gold. ________________________________ |
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Kilatz
Apr 7 2011, 09:26 PM
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my ls2000 hybrid still has 45% thread after 40k km... who say wear out fast?
quiet and reasonably good grip... i will get this tyre again if they have it in stock. Made in Japon too. -------------------- See. Shoot. Kill. The Elite breed. SEAG 05,07. CG 10. AG 06,10. |
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Xfiles
Apr 7 2011, 09:46 PM
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Michelin Primacy HP consider comfort tyres?
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