EconomyQuality Tire

urok · Nov 12, 2009, 04:01 PM

Guys help naman, di ako maka decide kung ano gulong bibilin ko, first time ko magpalit eh, if you could suggest the top choice nyo dito sa list, maraming salamat!

1] Yokohama Adrive @ 2800
2] Kumho KH17 @ 2500
3] Michellin MXV8 @ 3000
4] Pirelli Dragon @ 2560
5] Michellin XM1 @ 3500
6] Bridgestone AR10 @ 3366
7] Dunlop LM707 @ 3285
8] Yokohama A300 @ 3043
9] GoodYear Assurance @ 3660
10] GoodYear Excellence @ 4110

Salamats!

lansangel · Nov 12, 2009, 06:16 PM

paps, ano ba ang size ng stock tire mo?

kung ako kasi, ok na ang michelin xm1. maganda ang grip both in wet and dry conditions.

Emperior7 · Nov 12, 2009, 07:37 PM

if I were to choose, Ill go for Dunlop Lemans...707? ang alam ko 703 palang ang latest..

btw,

Kakabili ko lang last month ng tires sa P. Tuazon sa Cubao.

Nankang NS2 for 2900 x 4 = Php 11600...

Mura na yet, ok pa ang specs. Meaning, sa Traction A, Threadwear 340, Temperature A , Create date 3309

Traction = Kung gano kakapit pag sa wet na kalsada
Threadwear = Gano kabilis mapudpod ... the higher the better
Temperature = sa temperature resistance
Date of Create = 4 years ang expiration date ng gulong. 3309 --> 33 indicates the week so 33rd week, and 09 -> year.

and, my tires is 205-45-16s

slamm · Nov 12, 2009, 10:57 PM

What size are you getting? That would help in determining if the price is okay or not.

As a point of comparison, i recently got a set of 195/60R15 Goodyear Eagle F1's for 3.4K each.

Normally i use either Goodyear or Bridgestone Turanzas and they're fine in the daily grind (I usually look for a balance of minimal road noise and good wet grip as my usual preference).

urok · Nov 13, 2009, 10:46 AM

Salamat po sa mga reply...

keep the inputs coming...

Ang size po ay 195 60 R15.

LM707 daw po eh bagong labas lang daw ng dunlop sabi nung tire center...

Ang stock po kasi ng car ko eh good year ok naman ang performance kaso medyo pricey nung nag canvas ako...

Gusto ko din mag try ng ibang brand, basta ok ang grip kahit basa ang road at di maingay pag andar and syempre di masakit sa bulsa.

Sh3rwin · Nov 13, 2009, 10:56 AM

^Try mo Yokohama Adrive R1, iba ito sa Adrive lang. based on experience ok sya. may lip guard to para iwas gas gas mags. 4k each bili k for 195/50/r16.

SiR_blur · Nov 13, 2009, 01:12 PM

starfire daw ok.. gamit nila sa PTCC mganda review nsa 3.2k each 15's

hypermileph · Nov 13, 2009, 03:26 PM

I've used the Michelin XM1's on my Civic. These are low rolling resistance tires like those used in Hybrids. I'm getting about 13km/L average combining some hypermiling techniques. So ok naman siya. Mejo mahal lang pero the tradeoff is better fuel economy.

lansangel · Nov 15, 2009, 02:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by urok

Salamat po sa mga reply...

keep the inputs coming...

Ang size po ay 195 60 R15.

LM707 daw po eh bagong labas lang daw ng dunlop sabi nung tire center...

Ang stock po kasi ng car ko eh good year ok naman ang performance kaso medyo pricey nung nag canvas ako...

Gusto ko din mag try ng ibang brand, basta ok ang grip kahit basa ang road at di maingay pag andar and syempre di masakit sa bulsa.

try mo din ang federal. mganda din ang binibigay na feedback ng mga motorsports crew ng MLPH.

froshie1 · Nov 15, 2009, 04:32 PM

mas durable ang Bridgestone Tires sa Pinas roads. mahal ng kaunti pero bawing bawi mo ito in the long run.

Goodyear eh hehehehe pangalan lang ang maganda.

summit012 · Nov 15, 2009, 06:54 PM

any feedback on maxxis tires and gajah tunggal?

Emperior7 · Nov 17, 2009, 10:11 AM

^ as for gajah tunggal ( GT Radial ) ok naman siya... kaya lang mejo mabilis mapudpod e... as per our experience... for normal city driving...

urok · Nov 17, 2009, 03:20 PM

@ Sh3rwin
mukang need ko nga yang lip guard iwas gasgas ng mags, balak ko kasi pa restore *** mags before bili ng tires. medyo mahal *** and baka konti difference ng price pag r15...

@ SiR_blur
mukang ngayon ko lang narinig yang starfire, cge check ko yan sir. ano po ang PTCC?

@ hypermileph
gano kalaki makina ng civic mo sir? *** lance ko kasi 1.6 about 11km/L lang hit ko, madagdagan kaya pag nag XM1 ako? hmmm....

@ lansangel
i will check on that sir...

@froshie1
mukang bridgestone nga po ang napipisil ko sa list sa taas pero check pa ko ng murang mabibilan...

@ summit012 & Emperior7
GT? eto po ba yung gawa sa indonesia? sa ibang threads eh mukang maganda ang review nito... mabilis palang ma upod...

summit012 · Nov 17, 2009, 03:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Emperior7

^ as for gajah tunggal ( GT Radial ) ok naman siya... kaya lang mejo mabilis mapudpod e... as per our experience... for normal city driving...

a friend is using GT tires in his pick up. at first, hesitant siya dahil indonesia made. but it turns out to be a good decision. the quality is not bad. mas mura pa compare to known brands.

Emperior7 · Nov 17, 2009, 04:05 PM

sir urok, as per my experience yun ha.. pero sulit siya kasi mura na, at ok din ang quality. yup indonesia nga ata to.

yung suggest ko naman nankang is taiwan made.

http://www.nankang.com.tw/home.php?f...t_1&no=7&pno=1

so far ok sya. Naibiyahe ko na ng makati to bataan to isabela vice versa, ok pa rin... in terms of handling sa wet, hinde nagfifish tail. sporty pa yung look ng goma and matigas ang side walls.

IMHO

summit012 · Nov 17, 2009, 04:43 PM

pareho lang nankang and maxxis?

Emperior7 · Nov 17, 2009, 06:23 PM

^ nope mag kaiba sila...

SiR_blur · Nov 19, 2009, 02:52 PM

PTCC Philippine Touring Car Championship

im planning to get nga lang federal 595 rs kaso nasa 4k daw waaaaa

mazdamazda · Nov 20, 2009, 03:30 PM

At this price level, the Kumho is the bang for the buck... no negative feedback so far from them. I might try Kumho's for my next tire change (not the KH17 though since the ones installed in the other SUV performs quite well).

Still, any the above choices are good... gone are the days (hopefully) that some economy tires are prone to bukol.

pgma · Nov 20, 2009, 04:59 PM

just don't go for the china made like the wanli brand. not worth the risk.


Nov 12, 2009, 04:01 PM	#1
urok Member Join Date: Nov 2009	EconomyQuality Tire Guys help naman, di ako maka decide kung ano gulong bibilin ko, first time ko magpalit eh, if you could suggest the top choice nyo dito sa list, maraming salamat! 1] Yokohama Adrive @ 2800 2] Kumho KH17 @ 2500 3] Michellin MXV8 @ 3000 4] Pirelli Dragon @ 2560 5] Michellin XM1 @ 3500 6] Bridgestone AR10 @ 3366 7] Dunlop LM707 @ 3285 8] Yokohama A300 @ 3043 9] GoodYear Assurance @ 3660 10] GoodYear Excellence @ 4110 Salamats!


Nov 12, 2009, 06:16 PM	#2
lansangel MLPH Itlogger! Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Trece Martires	paps, ano ba ang size ng stock tire mo? kung ako kasi, ok na ang michelin xm1. maganda ang grip both in wet and dry conditions.


Nov 12, 2009, 07:37 PM	#3
Emperior7 Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Unknown	if I were to choose, Ill go for Dunlop Lemans...707? ang alam ko 703 palang ang latest.. btw, Kakabili ko lang last month ng tires sa P. Tuazon sa Cubao. Nankang NS2 for 2900 x 4 = Php 11600... Mura na yet, ok pa ang specs. Meaning, sa Traction A, Threadwear 340, Temperature A , Create date 3309 Traction = Kung gano kakapit pag sa wet na kalsada Threadwear = Gano kabilis mapudpod ... the higher the better Temperature = sa temperature resistance Date of Create = 4 years ang expiration date ng gulong. 3309 --> 33 indicates the week so 33rd week, and 09 -> year. and, my tires is 205-45-16s


Nov 12, 2009, 10:57 PM	#4
slamm runnin on empty Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Metro...	What size are you getting? That would help in determining if the price is okay or not. As a point of comparison, i recently got a set of 195/60R15 Goodyear Eagle F1's for 3.4K each. Normally i use either Goodyear or Bridgestone Turanzas and they're fine in the daily grind (I usually look for a balance of minimal road noise and good wet grip as my usual preference).


Nov 13, 2009, 10:46 AM	#5
urok Member Join Date: Nov 2009	Salamat po sa mga reply... keep the inputs coming... Ang size po ay 195 60 R15. LM707 daw po eh bagong labas lang daw ng dunlop sabi nung tire center... Ang stock po kasi ng car ko eh good year ok naman ang performance kaso medyo pricey nung nag canvas ako... Gusto ko din mag try ng ibang brand, basta ok ang grip kahit basa ang road at di maingay pag andar and syempre di masakit sa bulsa.


Nov 13, 2009, 10:56 AM	#6
Sh3rwin Member Join Date: Jul 2008	^Try mo Yokohama Adrive R1, iba ito sa Adrive lang. based on experience ok sya. may lip guard to para iwas gas gas mags. 4k each bili k for 195/50/r16.


Nov 13, 2009, 01:12 PM	#7
SiR_blur www.smartlocal.com.au Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: just drivin around	starfire daw ok.. gamit nila sa PTCC mganda review nsa 3.2k each 15's


Nov 13, 2009, 03:26 PM	#8
hypermileph Member Join Date: Aug 2009	I've used the Michelin XM1's on my Civic. These are low rolling resistance tires like those used in Hybrids. I'm getting about 13km/L average combining some hypermiling techniques. So ok naman siya. Mejo mahal lang pero the tradeoff is better fuel economy.


Nov 15, 2009, 04:32 PM	#10
froshie1 Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Safeway	mas durable ang Bridgestone Tires sa Pinas roads. mahal ng kaunti pero bawing bawi mo ito in the long run. Goodyear eh hehehehe pangalan lang ang maganda.


Nov 15, 2009, 06:54 PM	#11
summit012 Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: any where	any feedback on maxxis tires and gajah tunggal?


Nov 17, 2009, 10:11 AM	#12
Emperior7 Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Unknown	^ as for gajah tunggal ( GT Radial ) ok naman siya... kaya lang mejo mabilis mapudpod e... as per our experience... for normal city driving...


Nov 17, 2009, 03:20 PM	#13
urok Member Join Date: Nov 2009	@ Sh3rwin mukang need ko nga yang lip guard iwas gasgas ng mags, balak ko kasi pa restore * mags before bili ng tires. medyo mahal * and baka konti difference ng price pag r15... @ SiR_blur mukang ngayon ko lang narinig yang starfire, cge check ko yan sir. ano po ang PTCC? @ hypermileph gano kalaki makina ng civic mo sir? *** lance ko kasi 1.6 about 11km/L lang hit ko, madagdagan kaya pag nag XM1 ako? hmmm.... @ lansangel i will check on that sir... @froshie1 mukang bridgestone nga po ang napipisil ko sa list sa taas pero check pa ko ng murang mabibilan... @ summit012 & Emperior7 GT? eto po ba yung gawa sa indonesia? sa ibang threads eh mukang maganda ang review nito... mabilis palang ma upod...


Nov 17, 2009, 04:05 PM	#15
Emperior7 Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Unknown	sir urok, as per my experience yun ha.. pero sulit siya kasi mura na, at ok din ang quality. yup indonesia nga ata to. yung suggest ko naman nankang is taiwan made. http://www.nankang.com.tw/home.php?f...t_1&no=7&pno=1 so far ok sya. Naibiyahe ko na ng makati to bataan to isabela vice versa, ok pa rin... in terms of handling sa wet, hinde nagfifish tail. sporty pa yung look ng goma and matigas ang side walls. IMHO


Nov 17, 2009, 04:43 PM	#16
summit012 Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: any where	pareho lang nankang and maxxis?


Nov 17, 2009, 06:23 PM	#17
Emperior7 Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Unknown	^ nope mag kaiba sila...


Nov 19, 2009, 02:52 PM	#18
SiR_blur www.smartlocal.com.au Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: just drivin around	PTCC Philippine Touring Car Championship im planning to get nga lang federal 595 rs kaso nasa 4k daw waaaaa


Nov 20, 2009, 03:30 PM	#19
mazdamazda www.bigbigcar.com Join Date: Jun 2002	At this price level, the Kumho is the bang for the buck... no negative feedback so far from them. I might try Kumho's for my next tire change (not the KH17 though since the ones installed in the other SUV performs quite well). Still, any the above choices are good... gone are the days (hopefully) that some economy tires are prone to bukol.


Nov 20, 2009, 04:59 PM	#20
pgma Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Anywhere	just don't go for the china made like the wanli brand. not worth the risk.