Low budget yet good quality tires

**monty_GTV** · November 19th, 2016 03:40 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Mastercraft is the budget brand of Cooper Tires, a midrange brand from the US.

How are the other AT tires priced?

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i see, under pala ng cooper yan kya inaadvertize from US. baka gawa lang sa malapit yan...

no idea bro sa prices ng ibang AT tires...

**jut703** · November 19th, 2016 03:46 PM

Originally Posted by monty_GTV

i see, under pala ng cooper yan kya inaadvertize from US. baka gawa lang sa malapit yan...

no idea bro sa prices ng ibang AT tires...

Yes bro they're made in China. Cooper has partnered with Chengshan and roughly 25% of Cooper's supply is manufactured from China.

Try checking the prices of the Toyo Open Country, should be cheaper than your usual Yokohama Geolandar, Dunlop Grandtrek, and Bridgestone Dueler.

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**rodetor** · November 20th, 2016 11:42 PM

Reliable po ba ang Westlake tires?

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**jut703** · November 20th, 2016 11:46 PM

Originally Posted by rodetor

Reliable po ba ang Westlake tires?

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Reliable in the sense that they probably won't explode while driving around in the city. Westlake is one of the biggest Chinese tire brands, but at the end of the day it's still a Chinese tire brand.

If I were looking for a budget tire I'd consider GT Radial first over Westlake.

For what car and what size?

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**rodetor** · November 20th, 2016 11:53 PM

165/80 R13 is my tire size. For a Honda City 98. Need to replace both front. I've notice there are some cracking on all sidewalls. Pwede rin ba ang Westlake sa High speed driving?

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**jut703** · November 21st, 2016 12:05 AM

Originally Posted by rodetor

165/80 R13 is my tire size. For a Honda City 98. Need to replace both front. I've notice there are some cracking on all sidewalls. Pwede rin ba ang Westlake sa High speed driving?

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Try the GT Champiro Eco or Achilles 2233. Personally had the Achilles 2233 and while it's a budget tire, it's good enough to be driven consistently at 200 kph.

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**rodetor** · November 21st, 2016 12:11 AM

Originally Posted by jut703

Try the GT Champiro Eco or Achilles 2233. Personally had the Achilles 2233 and while it's a budget tire, it's good enough to be driven consistently at 200 kph.

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Does both have my tire size? How much price range are they now in the market?

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**jut703** · November 21st, 2016 12:32 AM

Originally Posted by rodetor

Does both have my tire size? How much price range are they now in the market?

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You can try calling different tire shops, or perhaps ask people with the same car and/or tire as you. [emoji4]

I only know prices and sizes for my own cars' tires, sorry.

A rough estimate would be 2-3k per tire for a 13" tire.

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**rodetor** · November 21st, 2016 12:33 AM

Originally Posted by jut703

You can try calling different tire shops, or perhaps ask people with the same car and/or tire as you. [emoji4]

I only know prices and sizes for my own cars' tires, sorry.

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Ok. Thanks. [emoji106]

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**yebo** · November 21st, 2016 01:06 AM

try searching for your needs at TirePh Buy Online Tires For Sale Philippines - Tires For Sale Online Metro Manila Cebu Davao. they reply by email. you can order online and then have the tire delivered to one of their dealers nearest your location and have the tires mounted there. they carry many brands.

imho i'd stay away from china made tires. too many stories of tires na oblong after just a few weeks of use, too many incidents of vehicles having burst tires at nlex and slex. better go for indonesian or thailand made tires if you are on a budget.

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try searching for your needs at TirePh Buy Online Tires For Sale Philippines - Tires For Sale Online Metro Manila Cebu Davao. they reply by email. you can order online and then have the tire delivered to one of their dealers nearest your location and have the tires mounted there. they carry many brands.

imho i'd stay away from china made tires. too many stories of tires na oblong after just a few weeks of use, too many incidents of vehicles having burst tires at nlex and slex. better go for indonesian or thailand made tires if you are on a budget.

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try searching for your needs at TirePh Buy Online Tires For Sale Philippines - Tires For Sale Online Metro Manila Cebu Davao. they reply by email. you can order online and then have the tire delivered to one of their dealers nearest your location and have the tires mounted there. they carry many brands.

imho i'd stay away from china made tires. too many stories of tires na oblong after just a few weeks of use, too many incidents of vehicles having burst tires at nlex and slex. better go for indonesian or thailand made tires if you are on a budget.