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I am using the XM1.

 

If the energy saver is only S$5 more,

 

you should go for it. Newer model and

 

Made in Europe and not Thailand :D

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Give Uncle Frankie a call for Michelin tyres.

 

You should be able to get it at a slightly cheaper price.

 

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I am using the XM1.

 

If the energy saver is only S$5 more,

 

you should go for it. Newer model and

 

Made in Europe and not Thailand :D

 

That's what I was thinking too, seems more worth it to get energy saver. But I didn't know Energy Saver is newer version though I half suspected so, in some european website there is Energy XM1+(Energy Saver??), as XM1 has been in the market for quite long. Thanks for the input!

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Give Uncle Frankie a call for Michelin tyres.

 

You should be able to get it at a slightly cheaper price.

 

Blk 4001 Ang Mo Kio industrial park 1 #01-03

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Thanks! have seen looks of good comments on Soh Brothers, wonder if they sell Energy Savers. Most places selling only XM1. I thought of checking out Bridgestone GR90 which seems like very well sought at Soh Brothers.

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That is XM1 or Energy Saver? So cheap? When and Where did you get them??

 

Just call up Frankie(Very friendly even on the phone) and was quoted the following:

 

For 195/65 R15

 

Michelin Energy XM1, $125! *Really the cheapest I could find*

 

Bridgestone Turanza GR90, $135 (Made in Japan)

 

I more keen to get GR90 since there are lots of good comments on it, just wonder if it also has the same low roll resistance and as lasting as XM1....

 

 

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I am using the XM1.

 

If the energy saver is only S$5 more,

 

you should go for it. Newer model and

 

Made in Europe and not Thailand :D

if i were you i will choose the Tomyam [thumbsup]

if tyre supplier from Michelin throught AD is endosed best suit our climate and road condition.

 

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Just call up Frankie(Very friendly even on the phone) and was quoted the following:

 

For 195/65 R15

 

Michelin Energy XM1, $125! *Really the cheapest I could find*

 

Bridgestone Turanza GR90, $135 (Made in Japan)

 

I more keen to get GR90 since there are lots of good comments on it, just wonder if it also has the same low roll resistance and as lasting as XM1....

 

Try call Eng Wah Tyres. Location at Toa Payoh Lor 8.

Got my XM1 195/60/15 at $108 per pc and FREE 1pc michelin cashcard with value $10 during Oct 10.

That's the best price I had found. Moreover is new stock.

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sounds ok

my fren changed at amk one shop, abt 96 a piece 185/65/14

 

Several years back i paid abt $80/ea fr 185/65/14. Made in thai.

 

I think recently all tires increased in price due to rubber shortage.

 

I think uncle Frankie of 5oh bros ,amk got good prices fr michelin. I get my yoko A Drives fm him. Best price i am able to find.

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how much did u spent for your yoko typre? which type? got grip under wet surface??

 

Got my yokos fm soh bros. 205/45/16 fr $115 ea..

 

Grip s better than average wet n dry but dry is much better.

 

Slightly on e noisy side cos its a performance tire. U can also consider S Drives but sligtly more ex.

 

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Went to Soh Bro yesterday.

He quoted me $175 for GR90. [knife]

Finally, got XM1 at $130.

Mine is 205/65/R15.

Business was very good yesterday afternoon.

I was lucky to get it done in 45minutes.

Anyway, thanks for the recommendations. XM1 is good, so far.

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Went to Soh Bro yesterday.

He quoted me $175 for GR90. [knife]

Finally, got XM1 at $130.

Mine is 205/65/R15.

Business was very good yesterday afternoon.

I was lucky to get it done in 45minutes.

Anyway, thanks for the recommendations. XM1 is good, so far.

 

Wah... how come GR90 so exp, your tires are bigger but not by alot... my quote for 195/65/R15 was only $135, $10 more compare to XM1 of the same size.

 

Hope he havening increase the price he quote me around 2 weeks ago... So what abour the service and quality of work good? The tires are pretty new batch? etc?

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