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Wah this is cheap. I got mine for 260 per piece when it was first brought in through PI

 

 

Same got my at 260 for 225/45/18 when 225/40/18 is only 200.... PI always claim odd size so more expensive.

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SSW rims which outlet is better place to get? their price is quite fix?

I got a good deal at Loyang compared to the Tampines outlet. Look for Lim, the workshop Manager.

I got mine from Yap brothers...look for Jennifer.

Yap Bros sell SSW rims? If thats the case better tyre selections available..
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Same got my at 260 for 225/45/18 when 225/40/18 is only 200.... PI always claim odd size so more expensive.

is truth that 225/40/18 is lots popular/common than 225/45/18 here.

but the cost of any products is determine by many many factors like : 

cost from factory/ Quantity / shipping cost / Currency rate / Inventory / retail space / Service Quality / Branding/staffs salary last but not least GST  etc

be a wise consumers and remember you get what you paid

Nothing is equal

Technically don't any how change the size because of the Cost unless is Factory Approved optional size.

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Same got my at 260 for 225/45/18 when 225/40/18 is only 200.... PI always claim odd size so more expensive.

yes...225/45 is more exp, the tyre guy told me cos 225/40 is applicable also to jap cars so higher supply = cost lower also.

 

if u wan u can check if your car also ok for 245/40, can save quite abit. 

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yes...225/45 is more exp, the tyre guy told me cos 225/40 is applicable also to jap cars so higher supply = cost lower also.

 

if u wan u can check if your car also ok for 245/40, can save quite abit. 

 

difference can be as huge as 60$ per piece. /45 size is getting more common but importers are not risking as upsize normally is -10 not -5

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I strongly recommend

don't change the tire size because of the cost (unless is optional size by car manufacturers ).

A set 4 tire can last you for easily 40k to 50k or 2 years, 

saving of $100 to $200 for 2 years is not worth.

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Anyone know the price for  Michelin Pilot Sport 4 for 205/55/R16?

 

Hi i got mine at AL tyres for about SGD 550+ for all 4 tyres...

 

Made in Thailand not Europe ( price will be higher) 

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I am looking for my next set of tyres, and have narrowed my choices down the following 3:

 

- Michelin PS4

- Conti CSC6

- Bridgestone S001

 

I want something that has excellent wet grip, stiff sidewalls, and sharp steering feel. Durability is not an issue as I am a low mileage driver. Of the 3, which one will suit my needs best?

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Hi i got mine at AL tyres for about SGD 550+ for all 4 tyres...

 

Made in Thailand not Europe ( price will be higher)

what size and profile?
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I am looking for my next set of tyres, and have narrowed my choices down the following 3:

 

- Michelin PS4

- Conti CSC6

- Bridgestone S001

 

I want something that has excellent wet grip, stiff sidewalls, and sharp steering feel. Durability is not an issue as I am a low mileage driver. Of the 3, which one will suit my needs best?

 

Bridgestone Potenza S001's dry and wet grip is amazing. Braking distance is exceptional. But I disapprove of steering feel. Feels a bit sloppy. Sidewalls don't seem to be very stiff.

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I am looking for my next set of tyres, and have narrowed my choices down the following 3:

 

- Michelin PS4

- Conti CSC6

- Bridgestone S001

 

I want something that has excellent wet grip, stiff sidewalls, and sharp steering feel. Durability is not an issue as I am a low mileage driver. Of the 3, which one will suit my needs best?

Never considered Goodyear F1 Asymmetric 3?
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