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    #1
    Pudpod na po kasi yung mga gulong sa harap at ito po yung mga available sa napagtanungan ko. Size is 185/65R14:

    Bridgestone Turanza AR10
    Yokohama A-Drive
    Michelin XM1

    Kung kayo po ang tatanungin ano po pipiliin ninyo?


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    #2
    Quote Originally Posted by kuts View Post
    Pudpod na po kasi yung mga gulong sa harap at ito po yung mga available sa napagtanungan ko. Size is 185/65R14:

    Bridgestone Turanza AR10
    Yokohama A-Drive
    Michelin XM1

    Kung kayo po ang tatanungin ano po pipiliin ninyo?

    michelin or bridgestone.

    just stay away from yokos.

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    Bridgestone or Yokohama.

    Michelins are okay but they tend to have too low a treadwear rating (most of their tires are rated 240-treadwear) for what are supposed to be economy-oriented tires. I was disappointed with my stock Michelin Vivacys.

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    #4
    Yokohama.
    Aspec A300, been using it for almost 4 years na. so far so good.

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    #5
    Goodyear Ducaro GA. Turanza GR80 is a bit more expensive. Michelin XM1 looks interesting also.

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    thanks for the input sirs

    keep 'em coming

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    Quote Originally Posted by H1Tman View Post
    (Bridgestone) Turanza GR80 is a bit more expensive.
    Those used to be my tires on my old 1999 SX8 Honda City for five years. They're an old Bridgestone design by now, but if you can find freshly produced GR-80s, I'd still recommend them. Good grip and low harshness for a cruising tire, and they lasted me a long time - up to the time I sold the car.

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    I`ve been using bridgestone turanza for like a couple of years so I can say it is durable and cheap ( well, for me haha )

    So my vote goes for : BRIDGESTONE..... :party:

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    #9
    A-drives are locally manufactured.

    Michelins are fine but tend to wear out early just like Falkens.

    Turanzas are also acceptable probably in the league of BF Goodrich but are somewhat expensive.

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    Try Cooper Zeon ATP/ASP (before it becomes mainstream) --relatively cheap compared to your aforementioned choices and its a no fuss comfort tires. I have a full set on two of my sedans.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gerbo View Post
    Try Cooper Zeon ATP/ASP (before it becomes mainstream) --relatively cheap compared to your aforementioned choices and its a no fuss comfort tires. I have a full set on two of my sedans.
    I was trying to look for those before! Where'd you get your set?

    Cooper and Avon Tires are made by the same company, but Avon has a little more presence due to the drifting scene, and a little more availability due to being sold by Wheel Gallery.

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