brand na gulong maganda pero hindi mahal

[aejhayl17]

westlake sv308= pwede na (P2.5k to P3k) altis04 215/45r17

federal 595evo(ata)= comfortable (2.8k to 3.5K) vios08 195/60r15

bridgestone turanza and a800(di sure sa model)= duda na, blow out twice, both in good condition tapos bigla lang sumabog while driving (driving style=smooth).pero overall, ok lang. altis04 185/70r14

goodyear eagle = ganda, mejo pricey but satisfied vios05 175/65r14

yokohama(stock ng toyota) = ok! just ok!

dunlop lemans = will try soon! (mahal e)
otherwise
gt, nankang, maxxis

dunlop pang jeep (something) = tibay! 2yrs na sa pampasahero kapal pa.


cars are averagely daily driven without the ricey attitude


gud day to all

[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.

[aejhayl17]

quick question lang po

OT: meron nga bang tires that assures/proclaims us for quality fuel economy? kasi i have this michelin brochure, sa top-end ng brochure na mention sa clasification ng tires below are "fuel saving",comfort & silent and envi friendly.





no doubt for the comfort and silent, there are tires designed for smooth rides but for fuel saving? hhmm isip isip good day

[aejhayl17]

quick question lang po

OT: meron nga bang tires that assures/proclaims us for quality fuel economy? kasi i have this michelin brochure, sa top-end ng brochure na mention sa clasification ng tires below are "fuel saving",comfort & silent and envi friendly.





no doubt for the comfort and silent, there are tires designed for smooth rides but for fuel saving? hhmm isip isip good day

[aejhayl17]

sorry double post, nagloloko si smartbro haist

[s_quilicot]

quick question lang po

OT: meron nga bang tires that assures/proclaims us for quality fuel economy? kasi i have this michelin brochure, sa top-end ng brochure na mention sa clasification ng tires below are "fuel saving",comfort & silent and envi friendly.





no doubt for the comfort and silent, there are tires designed for smooth rides but for fuel saving? hhmm isip isip good day

fuel saving? napapansin ko rin yan pero honestly, i doubt it.

[1D4LV]

i doubt the fuel-saving aspect. because even though the tires create less drag, hindi significant yung savings.

[nickel68]

For my ride (Corolla 97 GLI) i'm using Dunlop 195/R15/55 - 3500/per tire, made in japan, almost one year na sia and still looking good.