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Urm...how did you check the firmness of the sidewall? You kicked your tyres ah? [laugh]

 

I thought the way to test the firmness was to go to the tyre shop, and just press and twist on the sidewall to feel it. So far, I feel that Pirelli and Continental have soft sidewalls, same goes with Michelin.

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Actually I did ! laugh.gif I kicked and pounded on the tyres....crazy.giflaugh.gif

 

But I also did feel the sidewalls at the shop beforehand, and yes, they were quite firm, but not as firm as the G3s. You can still twist the sidewalls a bit. nod.gif

 

But this is subjective tho...as to what we classify as firm. So best is still to feel the tyres for yourself. nod.gif

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ok.I could get those michelin tyres at slightly better price.

Get to know some agent.

Only genuine buyers,pls PM me.

But they only sell tyre but they never fix for u.

got to get your shop to fix it to your rims.

But this is no promise.

I check it out for u guys.

PM u the price and u can compare it.

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Neutral Newbie

[laugh]

 

You're right about firmness being subjective though [thumbsup]

 

One day must go to tyre shop and [smash] their tyres and see whether soft or not...

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One day must go to tyre shop and smash.gif their tyres and see whether soft or not...

 

 

laugh.gif I can imagine...the shop people must be wondering what the hell is this person kicking the s*** out of those tyres ?? laugh.giflaugh.gif

 

rolleyes.giftongue.gif

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Thanks for ur reply. What I worry is the tyre shop will charge higher laboor cost if u bring in for own tyre for replacement, just like those workshop if if bring in ur oil and parts for servicing.

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Bro aka spokesperson for Kumho,

 

Which place sell the cheapest 215/45/17, roughly how much? TIA

 

 

Try Leong Seng or Yap Bros at Paya Ubi...thumbsup.gifthumbsup.gif

 

I got mine from Yap Bros, 225/45 R17 at S$130.00 per piece....nod.gif with nitrogen...thumbsup.gif and they use torque wretch to tighten...thumbsup.gif

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laugh.gif I dont...I just use the 'hit first talk later' technique. sly.gif Sometimes I get the shocked.gif reaction from them when I do it. Otherwise when they turn their backs...use 'stealth strike' tecnique. sly.gif

 

Too bad got no kakis to go tyre shop together, then one person can have a deception attack somewhere asking about rims and then other person will strike at the tyre terok terok. laugh.giflaugh.gif

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