Tires of 4 Wheeler Truck Canter

[agent_mac]

hindi pala tubeless yung tires ng canter truck ko. gusto ko sana palitan asap, ang sabi nila sa blumentrit daw maganda bumili ng mags pang tubless na tires, saan ba doon banda?

anong size ng mags ang bibilhin ko?
anong offset po ba ng tires?
anong magandang brand po ba ng gulong para sa mga 4 wheeler?
(yung cheap lang pero matibay syempre)

btw mitsubishi canter 2001 yung truck ko po.

salamat ng marami!

[rac98]

Marami rin sa abad santos kung rims and tyres.

Iparehas mo na lang ng size ng dating rim para walang problema.

Gajah tunggal ok na brand.

[agent_mac]

*rac98

salamat po sir sa reply! saan po yung abad santos sir? sa baba ng abad santos LRT ba sir? yun lang kasi alam kung abad santos. sorry po hindi ko kasi masyadong kabisado dyan sa may bandang manila.

[userfriendly]

AFAIK, light trucks like Isuzu NHR and Mitsubishi Canters both 4 and 6 wheels use tires with interior. There are a lot of different brands available. I've used Goodyear, Swallow, Deestone and Gahja Tunggal (GT). Don't like GT, had 2 pcs blow out. One was within the 1st month of purchase. Another was less than a year old when it blew out. Stopped buying GT after the 2nd tire failed.

Goodyear is reliable but expensive. Swallow and Deestone are ok but are hard to find. Sometimes available sometimes not.

[agent_mac]

salamat sa mga reply dito mga sir's!

may tanong lang ako ulit tungkol sa tires. ano ba ang mas okay ang tubeless or hindi tubeless? ang karga kasi lagi ng canter ko 1800 - 3000 kilos. maraming nagsasabi mas okay ang tubeless pero pag tinatanong ko yung mga nasa tireshop sinasabi mas okay ang may interior daw. sa inyong expereince ano ang mas okay? TIA

[ACarEnthusiast]

salamat sa mga reply dito mga sir's!

may tanong lang ako ulit tungkol sa tires. ano ba ang mas okay ang tubeless or hindi tubeless? ang karga kasi lagi ng canter ko 1800 - 3000 kilos. maraming nagsasabi mas okay ang tubeless pero pag tinatanong ko yung mga nasa tireshop sinasabi mas okay ang may interior daw. sa inyong expereince ano ang mas okay? TIA

most of our trucks use tires with interior because they carry heavy loads. Also, people can correct me if Im mistaken, but as far as I know, most if not all trucks locally use tires with interior and never with tubeless. Another thing you can maximize the potential of your tires compared to those with tubeless.

[bongchan]

mga paps i can give you deestone tires never ako nauubusan nyan and also try to search JK tyres meron din ako nyan

AFAIK, light trucks like Isuzu NHR and Mitsubishi Canters both 4 and 6 wheels use tires with interior. There are a lot of different brands available. I've used Goodyear, Swallow, Deestone and Gahja Tunggal (GT). Don't like GT, had 2 pcs blow out. One was within the 1st month of purchase. Another was less than a year old when it blew out. Stopped buying GT after the 2nd tire failed.

Goodyear is reliable but expensive. Swallow and Deestone are ok but are hard to find. Sometimes available sometimes not.

[bongchan]

mga paps i can give you deestone tires never ako nauubusan nyan and also try to search JK tyres meron din ako nyan

AFAIK, light trucks like Isuzu NHR and Mitsubishi Canters both 4 and 6 wheels use tires with interior. There are a lot of different brands available. I've used Goodyear, Swallow, Deestone and Gahja Tunggal (GT). Don't like GT, had 2 pcs blow out. One was within the 1st month of purchase. Another was less than a year old when it blew out. Stopped buying GT after the 2nd tire failed.

Goodyear is reliable but expensive. Swallow and Deestone are ok but are hard to find. Sometimes available sometimes not.

[dct]

madalas ako makakita tires ng truck na Casumina. ok ba yun?

[arriachey]

Looking for dump truck/triaxel dump truck. Yung kaya po magkarga ng 20cubic pataas message nyo lang po ako for details thanks

[ACarEnthusiast]

Looking for dump truck/triaxel dump truck. Yung kaya po magkarga ng 20cubic pataas message nyo lang po ako for details thanks

If your on a budget, you can buy directly at Subic and attend one of their biddings. Major newspapers usually have their ads esp on the 2nd page. Also, make sure you bring your mechanic with you to check the condition of the truck.

Its more affordable to buy directly with dealers/remanufacturers rather than just buying from dealers who just get their stock from remanufacturers.