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Between Goodyear Efficientgrip n Yokohama AE50, how different the drive feel?


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Looking for 205/50R16 tyre. 

Kumho PS31 is the cheapest, but heard that it gets really noisy. 

Found that efficientgrip n AE50 to be similar priced @ $115.

What are the drive characteristics of both, for a Allion A15? 

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17 minutes ago, shutterbox said:

Looking for 205/50R16 tyre. 

Kumho PS31 is the cheapest, but heard that it gets really noisy. 

Found that efficientgrip n AE50 to be similar priced @ $115.

What are the drive characteristics of both, for a Allion A15? 

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I had the Yokohama BluEarth-A AE50 on my Nissan Latio last time and they are silent, supple, gave good ride with reasonable handling. The former two tyres never tried.

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23 minutes ago, shutterbox said:

Looking for 205/50R16 tyre. 

Kumho PS31 is the cheapest, but heard that it gets really noisy. 

Found that efficientgrip n AE50 to be similar priced @ $115.

What are the drive characteristics of both, for a Allion A15? 

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There should be efficient grip2. My bro has gone thru one set. He claims is better than Michelin primacy4. I’m using ps31, not too bad but yes can be a tad noisy. Been using re004 too, surprisingly quieter than the ps31 at the same mileage. Of course much more grippy too. 195/50/16 ps31 was $85. Re004 same size is $125. 

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I am on GY EG P2 R17. I like it - quiet, comfortable, better economy, good wet performance and more than enough dry grip for me.  OK price.  Got to increase pressure by 0.1 to 0.2 bar as the sidewall is very soft.

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erm if really on budget can consider tourador tyres..  not i say one hor, their slogan is why pay more😆.

Jokes aside, For 115 SGD can consider pirelli cinturato p7 for comfort/quieter tyres

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10 hours ago, shutterbox said:

Looking for 205/50R16 tyre. 

Kumho PS31 is the cheapest, but heard that it gets really noisy. 

Found that efficientgrip n AE50 to be similar priced @ $115.

What are the drive characteristics of both, for a Allion A15? 

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@shutterbox Do take note whether a tyre is "XL" (Extra Load) rated or labelled because such tyres tend to ride harsher as the sidewall is stiffer or more unyielding.

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10 hours ago, shutterbox said:

Looking for 205/50R16 tyre. 

Kumho PS31 is the cheapest, but heard that it gets really noisy. 

Found that efficientgrip n AE50 to be similar priced @ $115.

What are the drive characteristics of both, for a Allion A15? 

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the first gen E.G i will skip. i feel not good.

EG.P or EG.P2 ok

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I suppose AE50 and AE51 are very close. 

I am on AE51, installed recently. They are silent and grip well both in dry and wet. I am happy with them!

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I checked 205/55R16.

Road Speed will be about 2kph faster than speed's indication of 100kph.

I guess thats acceptable deviation? 

 

205/55R16 has a lot more tyres to choose across different prices

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12 minutes ago, shutterbox said:

I checked 205/55R16.

Road Speed will be about 2kph faster than speed's indication of 100kph.

I guess thats acceptable deviation? 

 

205/55R16 has a lot more tyres to choose across different prices

Most speedometers indicate a higher speed than actual. So would be shui shui with 2 extra km/h. 

 

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2 hours ago, shutterbox said:

Ended up with GY EGP2. 

Running in... So far so good

Good choice. Should be very quiet and quite lasting.

I used 2 set of EGP1 for my previously car. Tyre size I used was 225/40/18.

Tyre was still relative quiet when getting old and grip and handling quite decent for a comfort bias tyre.

The EGP2 should be even better.

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i asked my daughter to fit yoko AE50 on her coe Fit.

 

darn it is not that quiet or either that, the Fit's noise insulation is cmi.

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5 hours ago, Hamburger said:

i asked my daughter to fit yoko AE50 on her coe Fit.

 

darn it is not that quiet or either that, the Fit's noise insulation is cmi.

Honda B &B car noise insulation never be good.

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