Low budget yet good quality tires

**rolanrosimo** · November 6th, 2018 06:25 PM

Originally Posted by mda

Thanks. Gulo lang kasi ng manufacturer hehe daming type, and big SUV tires are no joke to replace, medyo mahal isa even for OEM.

masakit sa bulsa ang gulong ng Suv....

**jut703** · November 6th, 2018 06:26 PM

Originally Posted by rolanrosimo

masakit sa bulsa ang gulong ng Suv....

Same price lang ang ordinary SUV tire (i.e. Bridgestone Dueler) sa magandang passenger car tire (i.e Michelin Pilot Sport 4).

May murang SUV tires din naman - may mga China din yan. [emoji6]

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**Egan101** · November 6th, 2018 07:28 PM

Mayrun Achilles or Gajah Tunggal na SUV tires, mas mura kaysa Bridgestone. Mayrun din Cooper tires.

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**marion2** · November 7th, 2018 02:31 AM

Yung Delium na brand ok na rin ba pang daily?

**baludoy** · November 7th, 2018 08:46 AM

Originally Posted by marion2

Yung Delium na brand ok na rin ba pang daily?

Pretty decent naman. Gamit ng utol ko dati sa jazz nya at nagtagal naman.

Neuton tires ok din. Especially iyong nt 5000 nila. Tahimik at makapit

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**johann123** · November 7th, 2018 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by marion2

Yung Delium na brand ok na rin ba pang daily?

Okey rin naman

Also consider accelera. Maganda rin siya

Hindi maingay. Currently installed sa innova namin.

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**Benn Calaycay** · November 7th, 2018 08:33 PM

Recently bought a pair of GT Champiro sx2 for my Galant GTI

After mounting went up to Tagaytay, and I can say these tires really has grips, despite going up with a wet road surface

The prices range from 5000-5500 depending on the tire size

Hope this helps!

**number001** · November 8th, 2018 11:49 AM

Anyone with experience with LT (light truck) tires ie. Canter

size: 7.50 R15 12PR

OEM (and currently installed) is Bridgestone R200 but trying to find more affordable alternatives.

Tried GT (Gajjah Tunggal) before and very bad experience. So definitely no going back to that.

Considering Casumina (frm Vietnam)? Anyone with experience with this?

**dct** · November 8th, 2018 12:22 PM

Originally Posted by number001

Anyone with experience with LT (light truck) tires ie. Canter

size: 7.50 R15 12PR

OEM (and currently installed) is Bridgestone R200 but trying to find more affordable alternatives.

Tried GT (Gajjah Tunggal) before and very bad experience. So definitely no going back to that.

Considering Casumina (frm Vietnam)? Anyone with experience with this?

Kakabili ko lang casumina mga 2 months ago. Same tayo ng size. Sa nkr. Casumina pinili ko kasi 14 ply. 12 ply ang gt radial na isa ko pang choice. Almost same price. So far ok naman casumina

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**Wh1stl3r** · November 8th, 2018 02:25 PM

Originally Posted by number001

Anyone with experience with LT (light truck) tires ie. Canter

size: 7.50 R15 12PR

OEM (and currently installed) is Bridgestone R200 but trying to find more affordable alternatives.

Tried GT (Gajjah Tunggal) before and very bad experience. So definitely no going back to that.

Considering Casumina (frm Vietnam)? Anyone with experience with this?

You might know this already but I'd only compare radial vs radial tires and bias vs bias tires. If you do a lot of highway you'll find that replacing your OEM Bridgestone radials with bias tires will get you a lot less mileage.

I've had Casumina radials and while he price is good, I've never had one that made it to the tread wear indicator. They all had cracks on the tread after 2 years. And this is a light to moderately loaded truck with relatively low mileage.