Best Mid-Priced Tires

[mda]

That was exactly what the store told me (mabagal ang galaw ng Michelin)

I never had an alignment since I bought the car in 2010. I thought casa checks that during PMS? I sold the car with over 10 yr old tires in 2012 pa. It's a good thing I never had an accident since I did some highway driving on it.

For some reason, hit or miss yan with the casa, but whenever I have the car done, I assume that alignment checks are not included.

I do recall being charged extra when I requested for alignment to be done before at the casa though for one of our cars. At that time kasi all the other tire places near our house couldn't lift our vehicle so napilitan gawin sa casa.

[SiRbossR]

Anyone have tried Sailun Atrezzo Z4+AS? It has good reviews in the states and in UK

[innova2013]

Anyone have tried Sailun Atrezzo Z4+AS? It has good reviews in the states and in UK

ito gamit ko ngayon. coming from nankang, sobrang tahimik at mas makapit. pinaka nagustuhan ko sakanya, kahit na directional tire siya, kapag may mga puddles or shallow water formation sa kalsada, kapag dumaan ka ng mabilis o mabagal, kahit naka preno pa, walang kabig, unlike sa ibang directional tire na nagamit ko, lakas kumabig sa side ng gulong na may tubig or puddles. downside lang na nakikita ko, kapag hindi match load rating sa bigat ng kotse/sasakyan, mabilis mapudpud. 225/45r18 gamit ko dati sa innova, running 10k kms pa lang, 70 to 60 percent na lang ang natira. pinalitan ko na lang ng 235/50r18. saktong sakto lang. using it for more than 5k kms, parang bago pa din. although good sign sa tire na kapag mabilis mapudpud, it has good grip.

zs+ model naman ang gamit ko sa corolla, 205/40r17, kung ikukumpara ko grip at road noise ng z4+as at zs+, mas maganda yung z4+as, lakas lang mapudpud pero mas aggressive design ng sidewall ng zs+ compared sa z4+as in my opinion.

sulit siya.

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Anyone have tried Sailun Atrezzo Z4+AS? It has good reviews in the states and in UK

ito gamit ko ngayon. coming from nankang, sobrang tahimik at mas makapit. pinaka nagustuhan ko sakanya, kahit na directional tire siya, kapag may mga puddles or shallow water formation sa kalsada, kapag dumaan ka ng mabilis o mabagal, kahit naka preno pa, walang kabig, unlike sa ibang directional tire na nagamit ko, lakas kumabig sa side ng gulong na may tubig or puddles. downside lang na nakikita ko, kapag hindi match load rating sa bigat ng kotse/sasakyan, mabilis mapudpud. 225/45r18 gamit ko dati sa innova, running 10k kms pa lang, 70 to 60 percent na lang ang natira. pinalitan ko na lang ng 235/50r18. saktong sakto lang. using it for more than 5k kms, parang bago pa din. although good sign sa tire na kapag mabilis mapudpud, it has good grip.

zs+ model naman ang gamit ko sa corolla, 205/40r17, kung ikukumpara ko grip at road noise ng z4+as at zs+, mas maganda yung z4+as, lakas lang mapudpud pero mas aggressive design ng sidewall ng zs+ compared sa z4+as in my opinion.

sulit siya.

[sientobente]

Anyone have tried Sailun Atrezzo Z4+AS? It has good reviews in the states and in UK

I use Sailun Atrezzo on my Rav4. Just not sure kung anong model. The spec I got was 235/50R18. Things I like about it was, matagal mapudpod. It's been on for 3 years running and makapal pa rin yung thread(est. used around 15,000kms). It also has a bloated side wall which protects my rims from dings. The only thing I didn't like is the unusually high road noise. Overall, I am actually happy with those tires.

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Anyone have tried Sailun Atrezzo Z4+AS? It has good reviews in the states and in UK

I use Sailun Atrezzo on my Rav4. Just not sure kung anong model. The spec I got was 235/50R18. Things I like about it was, matagal mapudpod. It's been on for 3 years running and makapal pa rin yung thread(est. used around 15,000kms). It also has a bloated side wall which protects my rims from dings. The only thing I didn't like is the unusually high road noise. Overall, I am actually happy with those tires.

[barurut]

Has anyone have any experience with direzza 102?
Im currently using potenza re002 at re001 on my innova. Medyo mabilis sya mapudpod (re001) at 30k km, malapit na sya sa thread wear indicator for replacement. It has UTQG na 300. Yung direzza kasi 460 UTQG daw..

[Kestana]

Hi guys. Can you help me out picking some tires?

I currently have Bridgestone Potenza RE050A tires (225/40/R19 front and 245/40/R19 rear) which are already pretty worn. I'm having trouble looking for new tires that don't cost an arm and leg. I don't mind sticking to 225/40 and 245/40 again, but I'd like to go with 225/45 and 245/45 this time for more comfort and refinement. Problem is I can't find any 225/45 and 245/45 for 19" rims. Closest I could find are 225/40 and 245/40, and it's the Wanli S-1063 (S-1063 | Wanli Tires). I'm looking for Federal tires since everyone's been recommending them to me as the best value pick, but I can't find anything in their lineup that fit my wheels.

Your advice and recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[bloowolf]

Try this out Petlas Tires - Tire Center Philippines CAR RADIAL

[baludoy]

kumusta ang performance ng bridgestone ecopia? matibay at tahimik ba siya?

[trucker111]

Hi guys. Can you help me out picking some tires?

I currently have Bridgestone Potenza RE050A tires (225/40/R19 front and 245/40/R19 rear) which are already pretty worn. I'm having trouble looking for new tires that don't cost an arm and leg. I don't mind sticking to 225/40 and 245/40 again, but I'd like to go with 225/45 and 245/45 this time for more comfort and refinement. Problem is I can't find any 225/45 and 245/45 for 19" rims. Closest I could find are 225/40 and 245/40, and it's the Wanli S-1063 (S-1063 | Wanli Tires). I'm looking for Federal tires since everyone's been recommending them to me as the best value pick, but I can't find anything in their lineup that fit my wheels.

Your advice and recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

canvass ka lang. go for indonesia made tires like gajah tunggal (gt) or achilles.
stay away from china made/brand tires.
federal is from taiwan.

[Wh1stl3r]

Hi guys. Can you help me out picking some tires?

I currently have Bridgestone Potenza RE050A tires (225/40/R19 front and 245/40/R19 rear) which are already pretty worn. I'm having trouble looking for new tires that don't cost an arm and leg. I don't mind sticking to 225/40 and 245/40 again, but I'd like to go with 225/45 and 245/45 this time for more comfort and refinement. Problem is I can't find any 225/45 and 245/45 for 19" rims. Closest I could find are 225/40 and 245/40, and it's the Wanli S-1063 (S-1063 | Wanli Tires). I'm looking for Federal tires since everyone's been recommending them to me as the best value pick, but I can't find anything in their lineup that fit my wheels.

Your advice and recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

It will be hard to find 19" tires. If you find some in your size I suggest you get them. If you're really on a tight budget and only premium brands are available it might be worth considering changing up to 20" or down to 18". There are a lot more cheaper options with those rim sizes. If you change the tire+rim combo it might only cost a leg. At least you still have your arm.

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Hi guys. Can you help me out picking some tires?

I currently have Bridgestone Potenza RE050A tires (225/40/R19 front and 245/40/R19 rear) which are already pretty worn. I'm having trouble looking for new tires that don't cost an arm and leg. I don't mind sticking to 225/40 and 245/40 again, but I'd like to go with 225/45 and 245/45 this time for more comfort and refinement. Problem is I can't find any 225/45 and 245/45 for 19" rims. Closest I could find are 225/40 and 245/40, and it's the Wanli S-1063 (S-1063 | Wanli Tires). I'm looking for Federal tires since everyone's been recommending them to me as the best value pick, but I can't find anything in their lineup that fit my wheels.

Your advice and recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

It will be hard to find 19" tires. If you find some in your size I suggest you get them. If you're really on a tight budget and only premium brands are available it might be worth considering changing up to 20" or down to 18". There are a lot more cheaper options with those rim sizes. If you change the tire+rim combo it might only cost a leg. At least you still have your arm.