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    #21
    For our reference:


    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Westlake is Chinese. One of the bigger Chinese tire companies, but still Chinese.

    For your reference, some tire brands and their home countries:

    Bridgestone (Japan)
    Michelin (France)
    Pirelli (Italy)
    Goodyear (USA)
    Yokohama (Japan)
    Dunlop (UK but owned by Goodyear which is American)
    Toyo (Japan)
    Falken (Japan)
    Kumho (Korea)
    Hankook (Korea)
    Westlake/Goodride (China)
    GT Radial (Indonesia)
    Achilles (Indonesia)
    Nankang (Taiwan)
    Federal (Taiwan)

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    I have the tendency to choose Yokohama as it is locally manufactured here. Why?



    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    bravo!
    tangkilikin ang sariling atin!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dct View Post
    A/T stock ng monty mo? Puro H/T ang stock nyan ha?

    So ano kunin mo bro? Due na rin ako e

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    update lang: i finally chose a set of sailun terramax a/t tires. sa mga nabasa ko na aussie reviews maganda daw ang performance sa kanila kaya i decided to try this out na lang din. and maganda iyong deal na binigay sa akin kaya hard to refuse

    so far ok ang performance niya nung nag out-of-town ako this weekend. tahimik naman at hindi madulas sa ulan. and maganda ang appearance niya, relatively speaking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    yes a/t iyong oem tires ko bro. dunlop a/t 20 grandtrek to be exact. parang konti nga lang ganun nakikita ko dati na ganyan ang tires straight from the casa

    hindi pa ako maka decide kung ano kunin ko bro eh. few hundreds lang naman actually difference nila all-in-all pero kasi hindi ko alam kung malaki ang difference nila in terms of road noise.

    kung relatively same lang ang produce nila na road noise baka mag a/t na lang uli ako
    Dunlop AT20 din stock ni 2012 Monty ko.

    Ilan percent pa goma mo bago ka nagpalit? 6 years narin stock ko pero makapal pa. Next year palit narin to.

    Anyone, magkano price range BF goodrich, Bridgetone, Cooper All terrain same specs ng monty?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3GEMS View Post
    Dunlop AT20 din stock ni 2012 Monty ko.

    Ilan percent pa goma mo bago ka nagpalit? 6 years narin stock ko pero makapal pa. Next year palit narin to.

    Anyone, magkano price range BF goodrich, Bridgetone, Cooper All terrain same specs ng monty?

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    sulit na sulit na yan bro if 6 years na. ilang kms na natakbo ng unit mo? naka 3 palit na ako from stock.

    price range of the brands you mentioned nasa 8.5k to 12k each if i am not mistaken...

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    Quote Originally Posted by monty_GTV View Post
    sulit na sulit na yan bro if 6 years na. ilang kms na natakbo ng unit mo? naka 3 palit na ako from stock.

    price range of the brands you mentioned nasa 8.5k to 12k each if i am not mistaken...
    Second hand ko nabili monty at 11,800 km now after 1 year and 4 months 34500 km. Makapal pa nga e. My plan is this coming December or early next year palit goma. Sabay kasi upod pads ngayon and upcoming 40T kms PMS which madugo din. Ipon muna hehehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3GEMS View Post
    Dunlop AT20 din stock ni 2012 Monty ko.

    Ilan percent pa goma mo bago ka nagpalit? 6 years narin stock ko pero makapal pa. Next year palit narin to.

    Anyone, magkano price range BF goodrich, Bridgetone, Cooper All terrain same specs ng monty?

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    medyo serviceable pa naman ang treads niya pero hindi na din ako comfortable kapag long drives...especially in this kind of off & on wet weather we're having. and nagpalit na din ako considering sa tingin ko mag mamamahal pa mga goma in the near future because of inflation and the dollar exchange. inunahan ko na
    Last edited by baludoy; July 31st, 2018 at 04:42 AM.

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    #27
    Wow! Thanks for this! Helpful indeed!

    My stock mags specs for tires is 215 / 50 R17, is there a negative effect if I will use 225 / 50 R17 & go against the stock specs? Just curious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastian Bach View Post
    Wow! Thanks for this! Helpful indeed!

    My stock mags specs for tires is 215 / 50 R17, is there a negative effect if I will use 225 / 50 R17 & go against the stock specs? Just curious.
    As long as tire diameter does not exceed 5% difference, you will be fine. You can use either 225/45/17 or 225/50/17, difference is just around 2%.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    As long as tire diameter does not exceed 5% difference, you will be fine. You can use either 225/45/17 or 225/50/17, difference is just around 2%.
    Cool. Thanks!

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    #30
    the reason why magnesium wheels aren't used.

    flow form(rota) > forged > cast....

    and some bmv pron

    How Much Difference Do Sticky Tyres Make To Lap Times? - YouTube

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    Related to this... how about if my stock tires are 245/60R18. Should I go with 255/55R18 or 265/60R18?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastian Bach View Post
    Wow! Thanks for this! Helpful indeed!

    My stock mags specs for tires is 215 / 50 R17, is there a negative effect if I will use 225 / 50 R17 & go against the stock specs? Just curious.
    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    As long as tire diameter does not exceed 5% difference, you will be fine. You can use either 225/45/17 or 225/50/17, difference is just around 2%.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shutterbug View Post
    Related to this... how about if my stock tires are 245/60R18. Should I go with 255/55R18 or 265/60R18?
    One size going up is fine... two steps higher is risking too much.

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    If you increase tire size, chances are you will have increase in fuel consumption.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shutterbug View Post
    Related to this... how about if my stock tires are 245/60R18. Should I go with 255/55R18 or 265/60R18?
    but what do you expect to accomplish with this "upgrade" ?

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    Ok got it. Thanks!
    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    One size going up is fine... two steps higher is risking too much.

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    Thanks!!

    Quote Originally Posted by RavenBlack View Post
    If you increase tire size, chances are you will have increase in fuel consumption.

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    Just to make it look a bit wider and sometimes depends on the availability of the desired size per brand.
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    but what do you expect to accomplish with this "upgrade" ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shutterbug View Post
    Related to this... how about if my stock tires are 245/60R18. Should I go with 255/55R18 or 265/60R18?
    With 245/60r18 as OEMs, 255/60r18 will give you about the same ride height. 255/55r18 is too low.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r View Post
    With 245/60r18 as OEMs, 255/60r18 will give you about the same ride height. 255/55r18 is too low.
    55 is matagtag also 🤭

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    Oh ok. Thanks for the inputs guys. 👍🏼

    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r View Post
    With 245/60r18 as OEMs, 255/60r18 will give you about the same ride height. 255/55r18 is too low.
    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    55 is matagtag also 🤭

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    #39
    Anyone have any experience with Goodyear Assurance Triplemax 2? Planning om getting a couple for my Swift 1.2 eh, 185/65r15.

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    Thanks for this thread as I find it useful and helpful. Will definitely share this to my colleague!

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