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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    For my 2013 Innova
    Tire size 205/70r15

    Final choices:

    **Bridgestone ecopia 850 (Php5,569): Buy 3 get 1 Free
    **Dunlop LM704 (Php4,000)
    **Yokohama Geolandar G055 (Php4,880)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lew_Alcindor View Post
    For my 2013 Innova
    Tire size 205/70r15

    Final choices:

    **Bridgestone ecopia 850 (Php5,569): Buy 3 get 1 Free
    **Dunlop LM704 (Php4,000)
    **Yokohama Geolandar G055 (Php4,880)
    I operate a fleet of Grab cars, 5yrs to date.

    Your final 3 is my top 3 favorite brands, as ranked:

    1) Dunlop
    2) Yokohama
    3) Ecopia

    My primary value is durability, then ride...

    BTW, Grab cars travels 180-250 km a day... A solid measure of durability

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    Well I guess I have to answer my own question now hahaha

    I'll get the Bridgestone Ecopia.

    Innova owners choose this over every brand available except Michelin.

    With the 3+1 promo, the price is very near the Dunlop LM704.

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    I'd spend a bit more and go for Michelin Primacy SUV.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SidCoronel View Post
    I operate a fleet of Grab cars, 5yrs to date.

    Your final 3 is my top 3 favorite brands, as ranked:

    1) Dunlop
    2) Yokohama
    3) Ecopia

    My primary value is durability, then ride...

    BTW, Grab cars travels 180-250 km a day... A solid measure of durability
    i go for dunlop too for durability.

    had experienced before tire blow out with the ecopia tire in my s. grandia while traversing tplex. the van had few passengers that time and was not overloaded.

    replaced it all with a dunlop and from then, no issues naman.

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    Quote Originally Posted by monty_GTV View Post
    i go for dunlop too for durability.

    had experienced before tire blow out with the ecopia tire in my s. grandia while traversing tplex. the van had few passengers that time and was not overloaded.

    replaced it all with a dunlop and from then, no issues naman.

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    well this messed up my mind hahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lew_Alcindor View Post
    well this messed up my mind hahaha
    I personally didnt like ecopia on my sedan. I replaced it with yokohama bluearths.

    The ecopias i had with the vehicle has 'excessive' road noise regardless of what pressure i had them in. They didnt have as much 'flex' (in my opinion) compared to bluearths.

    But, i will admit, reading online reviews, the ecopias have a bit of kms before they wear out. Even after 20k kms, mine still looked barely used when i took them off.

    But, im personally not a fan. Not sure what the other generations of ecopia now are with a different compound mix.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lew_Alcindor View Post
    well this messed up my mind hahaha
    not to ruin your purchase decision. just sharing an unfortunate experienceBridgestone Ecopia vs Dunlop LM704 vs Kumho

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