Tyres recommendation

[Stitchohana]

used LS 2000 before, dry & wet is gd. not too noisy.

 

:)

[Chickensoup]

Yes, it is a Jap 2.0litre car. Guess not many have used LS2000 so not much recommendation on this tyre.

Did you check LS2000 made in where? If Germany then chances are it is ok but if Thailand then..err..

[Help1]

Did you check LS2000 made in where? If Germany then chances are it is ok but if Thailand then..err..

 

LS2000 made in japan

[Tas0577]

LS2000 made in japan

 

Yes, LS2000 or LS3000 are made in Japan. Think I will get probably LS3000 which is the latest model, not many shops in singapore has this tyre though.

[Spidercool]

Did a search on a net and discovered there is an improved version of Michelin XM1. Its XM1+.

Refer: http://www.michelin.com.au/news/showNews.asp?ID=205

 

Basically it looks like the older XM1 but claim to last 25% longer. But I wonder if it can last longer, so any compromise on the grip? S'pore Michelin website didn't mentioned about this newer XM1+....

 

Bro, your article was back dated to Oct07.

[Octopus]

Bro, your article was back dated to Oct07.

 

Yes, seems like back in 2007 Australia introduced the XM1+. But what I see in S'pore is still the XM1.

[Xefera]

Yes, LS2000 or LS3000 are made in Japan. Think I will get probably LS3000 which is the latest model, not many shops in singapore has this tyre though.

 

probably got to get direct from distributor

[Linusloh]

LS3000 can be had at Soon Tyre. My fren's 18" Estima wears them