Changing tyres

[Acchhhoooo]

instead of searching manufacturer's website, you should just visit a tyre shop and have them check for you what is available in the market.

185/60R14 is not exactly a rare size.

 

Well... I have been calling a number of tyre shops, so far the ones offered me I have already listed in an earlier post

 

Primarily, BS MY02, Michelin xm2, Michelin earth, Yokohama s drive, Yokohama c drive, roadstone cp652

 

I am trying to find something that is comfortable and has good grip so not sure if any of these suits my requirements.

[Roberttan]

Well... I have been calling a number of tyre shops, so far the ones offered me I have already listed in an earlier post

 

Primarily, BS MY02, Michelin xm2, Michelin earth, Yokohama s drive, Yokohama c drive, roadstone cp652

 

I am trying to find something that is comfortable and has good grip so not sure if any of these suits my requirements.

btw all I think only my02 and xm2 fits your bill

[SPT27AAA]

Jus an advise, i changed many sets of new tyres

As long as new, any brand works well

My current set tried set of hardly used tyres from a local Ws

Really regret

 

Pls dun be like me

[Help1]

Where? Johnny tyres ah?

hehehe...somewhere out there but definetly not the one u mentioned cos there are other budget tyres far better than firestones....

[Tireburner]

Oh crap. After seeing this thread makes me kinda worried. Cos I just change more than a week ago. Have clocked more than 400 clicks so far but all on dry road

Haven't got the chance to test them out on wet roads. Noticed that it 'rolls' quite effortlessly compared to my previous set of Vicacy

[BoneStock]

Well... I have been calling a number of tyre shops, so far the ones offered me I have already listed in an earlier post

 

Primarily, BS MY02, Michelin xm2, Michelin earth, Yokohama s drive, Yokohama c drive, roadstone cp652

 

I am trying to find something that is comfortable and has good grip so not sure if any of these suits my requirements.

 

Roadstone and Nexen are similar. You can try their N'Blue tyres which garner very good reviews, especially their great performance in the wet.