Tires ng Crosswind XUV

FrankDrebin · October 24th, 2002 12:14 PM

Paano naman yung sa HighLander XTRM ko?

Gusto ko sana size 75 yung tire kalang 4 studs lang eh.

Any tips mga brod?

**Jimbob** · October 25th, 2002 02:54 AM

how true. ok na sana ang brakes ng xuv, very poor lang ang grip ng tires. im saving up for a set of 18x9.5 lenso t518's w/ probably a set of 255/55's. hindi ko kasi gusto yung body roll ng xuv eh, too much for me.

**RedHorse** · October 27th, 2002 06:29 PM

diesel,

Sorry for the late reply.

XUV -we use 30 for the front and 35 psi sa rear. Me experience kami kasi dati at 26 psi (goodyear wrangler AT sa Fuego) sabog ang sidewall ng malubak kami. Even sa carpoint, reco nila ay 32 to 35 psi.

Pero sa Fuego namin 35 sa front at 40 sa rear. Hope this helps...

**dieselNUBI** · October 27th, 2002 07:43 PM

red,

damn... maybe thats why matakaw ang fuel consumption ko...
40++ psi sa akin eh...

but isnt over pumping the tires will prolong my fuel consumption?

thanks red!

**RedHorse** · October 27th, 2002 09:04 PM

Hi Diesel,

40 ++ psi -- dapat mas matipid po yon, less drag. kaya lang, watch out for road temp. Sa akin, pag nag 40++ , gamit ko nitrogen na. Meron nito sa PAL, kung may kakilala ka baka libra :lol: or visit TireBoy, last Dec, 100 per tire.

Pag kinapa mo yong gulong after running 200kms hindi sya gaanong mainit.

On matakaw sa gas, AT tranny ba yan? Baka driver nyo, tamad lang mag shift sa N kahit redlight. Or talagang matraffic lang talaga sa ruote ninyo.

**dieselNUBI** · October 27th, 2002 09:21 PM

red,

naku wala po akong driver eh. ako lang ang nagmamaneho nito
yup AT ito, and i put it in N pag stop ako. matipid ako magpatakbo
no jackrabbit starts/stops... just go with the flow

ive been monitoring it these past 2 months... ang full tank ko never pa umabot ng 300kms.. just an average of 7-8km/l

bukas punta ako isuzu mla...

TY :lol:

**IMm29** · October 28th, 2002 01:49 PM

Originally Posted by dieselNUBI

red,

naku wala po akong driver eh. ako lang ang nagmamaneho nito
yup AT ito, and i put it in N pag stop ako. matipid ako magpatakbo
no jackrabbit starts/stops... just go with the flow

ive been monitoring it these past 2 months... ang full tank ko never pa umabot ng 300kms.. just an average of 7-8km/l

bukas punta ako isuzu mla...

TY :lol:

pre,
d kaya time na magpa-change oil/tune up? perhaps your air filter needs cleaning/replacing na.

**IMm29** · October 28th, 2002 01:54 PM

Originally Posted by OTEP

Medyo mahina nga ang Michelin LTX A/T's sa basa (kahit nga sa tuyo madali mag-lock up at mag-squeal). Since most XUV's aren't going off-road anyways, mas maganda nga siguro kung mag-switch sa Bridgestone truck tires like the Dueler H/T series or sa Pirelli Scorpion S/T (street tyre).

AT tires are also "noisier". due to their deeper grooves vs. those of HT tires, you're bound to hear "ugong" when you run at highway speeds. so, for on-road purposes, you might wanna consider HT tires. they, however, don't look as nice at AT tires. hehehe. try having a look at dunlop grandtrek at2 tires. ok din tread pattern nila.

AC · October 28th, 2002 04:12 PM

sabi sakin ng tire dealer... masmatipid daw sa gas if marami hangin... but dont put too much... kasi when u put too much... madali magkaroon ng cracks... thats what he told me

**20vanda01** · October 30th, 2002 11:44 AM

dagdag ko lang about the XUV tires, nung napunta kami sa Laoag City, medyo basa ang daan sa city na mismo, medyo maaga pa mga 6:00am, kaya ako tumatakbo ng 50kph, tapos sa isang crossing bigla ba namang may pick up(ultra) na inilabas ang ulo, kala ko idederetso niya, preno agad ako, at parang alang tires na sumasayad sa kalsada, dumudulas lang, buti na lang di ko kinabig otherwise, nabangga ko pick up. pakinabangan ko muna ng konti ang tires ko den papalitan ko na lang ng bridgestone or pirelli.