brand na gulong maganda pero hindi mahal

[ianseaman]

mga bro ride ko honda city. plan ko kabitan ng mags na rota 16inch. ask sana ako anong magandang brand na gulong na matibay pero hindi masyadong mahal. ano ang brand thanks....

[mey0r]

mga bro ride ko honda city. plan ko kabitan ng mags na rota 16inch. ask sana ako anong magandang brand na gulong na matibay pero hindi masyadong mahal. ano ang brand thanks....

Try Federal tires.

http://www.federaltire.com/en/html/p...&pdline=1&ID=1

I got the R15/195/55 at 3500 lang sa minerva last December 08.

[Gerbo]

Mostly China-sourced and -made tires (even if the brands per se are not).
You may check the following and compare thread pattern, size availablity and price. 2nd-tier options to the named but more expensive brands.
Wanli
Nankang/Roadstone
Cooper
Achilles
Federal
Maxxis
Continental

[susmaryousef]

try mo Gajah Tunggal or "GT" Radial

[s_quilicot]

try mo Gajah Tunggal or "GT" Radial

may GT ba na pang passenger car? AFAIK kasi pang truck and jeepneys lang sila eh.

[jmpet626]

GT enduro 916 ung 195/50/r16 ung sakin nasa 3k kuha ko

[susmaryousef]

meron sir yung sakin nga lang 17", 45/215, 4,500/tire ko lang nabili last year, nag canvas ako ng ibang brand mas mahal sa ganitong klase kaya ito na binili ko. ok naman performance basta yung bago lang pipiliin.

[octane_warrior]

Mostly China-sourced and -made tires
Wanli
Nankang/Roadstone
Cooper
Achilles
Federal
Maxxis
Continental

Sir, yung Maxxis po ay made in Thailand, at yung Federal ay made in Taiwan. Anyway, I recommend Wanli, OK din ang performance nito... mas cheaper ng 300-500 pesos compared to Maxxis.

[1D4LV]

Sir, yung Maxxis po ay made in Thailand, at yung Federal ay made in Taiwan. Anyway, I recommend Wanli, OK din ang performance nito... mas cheaper ng 300-500 pesos compared to Maxxis.

maxxis are made in korea... i'm using a set now. nasa side wall nya is made in korea.
achilles is made in indonesia... i used to use that dun sa lancer ko. nasa sidewall din nya.

[Wh1stl3r]

Guys most tire makers have factories outside the country of their headquarters.

Bridgestone has divisions in Japan, Thailand, Korea, India, Malaysia, even Taiwan.
Maxxis has factories in China, Taiwan, Thailand and Canada.
Dunlop has factories in and Japan, Indonesia, China and Poland.

Most brands today are affiliated with some larger tire maker. Dunlop is part-owned by Goodyear for example.

Where your tire was made still matters today, but not as much as before. Most Japanese made tires are still the best by my reckoning. Brands don't matter as much anymore but still determines to a great extent the quality of the product, regardless of where it was made.

In choosing replacement tires, if you are not happy with your OEMs, choose something that someone you trust has already used and is happy with. It is the tire dealer's job to sell the brands he has, so expect them to tell you an earful about the quality of whatever brand it is they are selling. If you cannot ask someone you trust regarding a particular brand or model, go to a dealer with a good reputation for after sales service (warranty claims).

Another point is the tire model itself. Good brands have bad tire models in their lineup too. I've had bad experiences with Yokohama's Super Digger V but none in their Geolandar lineup.

[ik@rus7q]

Hi...i'm relatively new to this...just a person who view's forums and opinion of other's...but 225/55 are very stable..i had the same figures on my Michelin Tires before.. then i switched to 205/55 becoz it was hurting my fenders when i had a full load..instead of bobbing in on long humps it was resting on the lip .but if you made some configurations to your car to support the size then i you have a good deal...i've tested the stability already...and the feeling of safety when it rains...its practically grips the road.