tyre recommendation

[Akula]

Some forumers here says this shop not honest. True?

 

Upsized my current 19inch rims and tires from them. would say overall service quite good.

Though it was quite a while back then. Dunno how is it now.

 

[Akula]

Tried the Ku31 when i replaced the tires of my S60. Found it better than the pirelli P6000 that came with the car originally.

[Redstorm]

Try the Firestone Wide Oval. You can get for about $85 a piece. Very good grip for wet and quiet too.

[Nom107]

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[Robo]

Try the Firestone Wide Oval. You can get for about $85 a piece. Very good grip for wet and quiet too.

 

was on wideovals before. good tyres i must say!

[M323]

thank you for all response. where can i get a good deal?

 

i kind of liked goodyear eagle f1 tyre track but is it from china nowadays? am using toyo proxes from japan for nearly 3 years, quite long lasting.

[Code01]

I used f1 from thailand b4.. wet not bad... using dunlop dz 101 now... not bad too... sometime i wonder hw ur qualifiy the tyre good or not.. some bro gota lot of comment n feedback... haha maybe i drive very slow

[Kyojin]

for $80-$90 range, you can try Falken Ziex ZE-912.

 

for its price, dry and wet performances are good. it's marketed as a "sports comfort" tyre.

 

sidewalls are on the softer side. you'll enjoy comfort, but sacrifice on some steering response and cornering "limits". that said, it's more progressive and forgiving below it hits the limits. but pumping 2psi over (mine is at 34, from recommended 32) should do the trick (make sure it's within safe limits, of course). it's sufficient for everyday driving with occasional spirited driving.

 

wet performance is decent, it disperses water effectively and wet handling, cornering and braking are acceptable. no signs of aquaplaning at 80km/h (i don't go beyond that on wet roads).

[Gliny]

bridgestone re01r is the best.

[M323]

for $80-$90 range, you can try Falken Ziex ZE-912.

 

for its price, dry and wet performances are good. it's marketed as a "sports comfort" tyre.

 

sidewalls are on the softer side. you'll enjoy comfort, but sacrifice on some steering response and cornering "limits". that said, it's more progressive and forgiving below it hits the limits. but pumping 2psi over (mine is at 34, from recommended 32) should do the trick (make sure it's within safe limits, of course). it's sufficient for everyday driving with occasional spirited driving.

 

wet performance is decent, it disperses water effectively and wet handling, cornering and braking are acceptable. no signs of aquaplaning at 80km/h (i don't go beyond that on wet roads).

 

i used falken tyres before, i get noisy when it get wear off abit.

Edited January 16, 2009 by M323

[Nirxe]

hi, am looking for tyre 195/55/15, if can get less than 100 buck per tyre, any recommend and where to get?

 

thinking of GY eagle?

 

tks

You can try Silverstone EVOL 8 from competition tyres if you're on a shoe-string budget. Bang for buck. Definitely below $70/tire for your choice of tire size.

 

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EVOL 8

[Tas0577]

Though I have changed my tyres to Yokohama Avan Sport V103 but just like to hear some comments about this tyres if you have used before, thanks.

[M323]

how about dunlop Direzza DZ101? any comments on this tyre?