Low budget yet good quality tires

[monty_GTV]

True, that. But I have to say that the tires weren't entirely bald. In fact, I would've used it probably up to 10k kms at the very least if my father hadn't insisted on replacing them on his dime (since he uses it sometimes). Only the shoulder part was truly worn down. Significant tread wear difference between outer and inner halves was noticed, hence alignment was done, but I replaced the tires anyway. If I was being economical, rotation could probably still be done and the tires used till the wear evens out. But I ain't doing that with budget China tires.

I also have to guiltily admit that I sometimes enjoy the Santa Fe's torque a bit too much.

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glad your old man insisted on replacing them right away bro. it ensures the safety on the road and eliminate risks of any untoward incident.

you got better grip and traction too for a more enjoyable driving experience with your SF.

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[GTi]

glad your old man insisted on replacing them right away bro. it ensures the safety on the road and eliminate risks of any untoward incident.

you got better grip and traction too for a more enjoyable driving experience with your SF.

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Agree. It has to do with the fact that the places he goes to entails more open road, and most importantly, that he drives much faster than I.

I was actually looking for Gajah's, but at the time my suki shop only had Nankang on hand for my tire size. The new Nankang's perform really well. I am impressed. Tire longevity remains to be seen though. At 5200/pc, it is 1k more than the old Westlake's. This had better be good.

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[moipogi]

Nankang Cross Sport SP-9 235 55 17 for my Forester seemed like a good deal. 5400/pc and much cheaper than the stock 225 60 17 Geolandars.


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[monty_GTV]

Agree. It has to do with the fact that the places he goes to entails more open road, and most importantly, that he drives much faster than I.

I was actually looking for Gajah's, but at the time my suki shop only had Nankang on hand for my tire size. The new Nankang's perform really well. I am impressed. Tire longevity remains to be seen though. At 5200/pc, it is 1k more than the old Westlake's. This had better be good.

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i had Nankang before in my old pick up. it holds really well until i sold the ranger with it.

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[AkiraMidori]

Hi I need suggestions pls for a staggered set

225/45/17 at the front and 245/40/17 at the rear

or

215/45/17 front 235/40/17 back

what tire brand is good ung hindi maingay? nagcanvass ako kahapon at ang mga naibigay saking brands at comforser, accelera, west lake and changseng(?) tires


may suggestion pa po ba kayo? preferably in this price range po sana.

[jut703]

Hi I need suggestions pls for a staggered set

225/45/17 at the front and 245/40/17 at the rear

or

215/45/17 front 235/40/17 back

what tire brand is good ung hindi maingay? nagcanvass ako kahapon at ang mga naibigay saking brands at comforser, accelera, west lake and changseng(?) tires


may suggestion pa po ba kayo? preferably in this price range po sana.

Kumho Ecsta LE Sport KU39, GT Radial Champiro SX2, Yokohama Advan Fleva V701.

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[AkiraMidori]

Kumho Ecsta LE Sport KU39, GT Radial Champiro SX2, Yokohama Advan Fleva V701.

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magaganda po ung mga tires kaso di po kaya ang 8k per tire

[jut703]

magaganda po ung mga tires kaso di po kaya ang 8k per tire

5k+ per tire lang yan for 225/45R18.

Cheaper pa if 17 lang.

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[AkiraMidori]

5k+ per tire lang yan for 225/45R18.

Cheaper pa if 17 lang.

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ahh thanks. I'm corrected. saw the price for the yokohama na. pati na rin ung thread mo dito
Pero nakita ko ang price ng GT radial at 8k pataas galling dito sa website na to. ibig sabihin mali po ito?

[Lin Dan]

When buying any reasonably priced tire, check the Load Index and Speed Rating specs. Ask for a published spec sheet.