Mazda CX-5

**vinrem** · August 28th, 2019 08:38 AM

Put a disposable gloves sa trunk kasama ng spare tires para di madumihan ang kamay, just my 2 cents.

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**chronicle** · August 28th, 2019 08:42 AM

Sorry if i ruffled some feathers re changing tires. [emoji16]

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**Archerfish** · August 28th, 2019 01:43 PM

Originally Posted by minicarph

bumile ka ng tire brush, tapos ipasok mo sa rims saka wheel wells, sa una masakit pero do it for like 20 minutes, tanggal yan

You're too cruel...

**Bravoexo** · August 28th, 2019 07:59 PM

The search is still on...for a replacement tire. (since the flat isn't safe even after patched)

The only ones that match the size (225/55/R19) are

Hankook Optimo H426 - Drive+ (12,571/pc - 0% 3mos)
Toyo Open Country U/T - TireShakk (12,546/pc - Promo available Buy 3 get 1 Free - 0% for 6mos)

But I've been a Falken guy for years...and the closet size Drive+ has were
Falken Ziex ZE950 A/S (235/40/R19) - 12.5K/pc - 0% 3mos
Falken FK510 (275/45/R19) - 16,782/pc - 0% 3mos (Which is too wide for the OEM 7j wheels.)

The closet Servitek have
Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymetric 3s - 15.5K/pc (235/55/R19) - 0% 3mos or +1.8% 6mos

And the cheapest alternatives I can think of considering (yeah, big IF...)
Achilles Desert Hawk UHP (235/55/R19) - 4.3K/pc cash (Mindanao Tyre Haus)

It's just laughable to even consider Mazda Greenhills' price for a single OEM tire (Toyo A30) - 20K/pc

**StockEngine** · August 28th, 2019 08:56 PM

Originally Posted by Bravoexo

The search is still on...for a replacement tire. (since the flat isn't safe even after patched)

The only ones that match the size (225/55/R19) are

Hankook Optimo H426 - Drive+ (12,571/pc - 0% 3mos)
Toyo Open Country U/T - TireShakk (12,546/pc - Promo available Buy 3 get 1 Free - 0% for 6mos)

But I've been a Falken guy for years...and the closet size Drive+ has were
Falken Ziex ZE950 A/S (235/40/R19) - 12.5K/pc - 0% 3mos
Falken FK510 (275/45/R19) - 16,782/pc - 0% 3mos (Which is too wide for the OEM 7j wheels.)

The closet Servitek have
Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymetric 3s - 15.5K/pc (235/55/R19) - 0% 3mos or +1.8% 6mos

And the cheapest alternatives I can think of considering (yeah, big IF...)
Achilles Desert Hawk UHP (235/55/R19) - 4.3K/pc cash (Mindanao Tyre Haus)

It's just laughable to even consider Mazda Greenhills' price for a single OEM tire (Toyo A30) - 20K/pc

Pirelli and Bridgestone? have you tried partspro? they carry alot of brands too

**jojopad** · August 28th, 2019 09:20 PM

Originally Posted by Bravoexo

The search is still on...for a replacement tire. (since the flat isn't safe even after patched)

The only ones that match the size (225/55/R19) are

Quick search at partspro.ph

225/55 R19 – Partspro.ph

YOKOHAMA BluEarth RV2 225/55 R19 – Partspro.ph

**StockEngine** · August 28th, 2019 09:48 PM

Originally Posted by jojopad

Quick search at partspro.ph

225/55 R19 – Partspro.ph

YOKOHAMA BluEarth RV2 225/55 R19 – Partspro.ph

the price is also good. im surprised! lol

**Lakwatsero** · August 28th, 2019 11:56 PM

Originally Posted by Bravoexo

The search is still on...for a replacement tire. (since the flat isn't safe even after patched)

The only ones that match the size (225/55/R19) are

Hankook Optimo H426 - Drive+ (12,571/pc - 0% 3mos)
Toyo Open Country U/T - TireShakk (12,546/pc - Promo available Buy 3 get 1 Free - 0% for 6mos)

But I've been a Falken guy for years...and the closet size Drive+ has were
Falken Ziex ZE950 A/S (235/40/R19) - 12.5K/pc - 0% 3mos
Falken FK510 (275/45/R19) - 16,782/pc - 0% 3mos (Which is too wide for the OEM 7j wheels.)

The closet Servitek have
Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymetric 3s - 15.5K/pc (235/55/R19) - 0% 3mos or +1.8% 6mos

And the cheapest alternatives I can think of considering (yeah, big IF...)
Achilles Desert Hawk UHP (235/55/R19) - 4.3K/pc cash (Mindanao Tyre Haus)

It's just laughable to even consider Mazda Greenhills' price for a single OEM tire (Toyo A30) - 20K/pc

You're looking for 225/55R19 right? Here's some others

Sailun Atrezzo 6k+
Nexen Nfera SU1 7k+

Sailun is expensive for Chinese tires, haven't tried yet. Nexen Nfera has great reviews, try contacting their distributor in Kapitolyo if they have in stock. For special sizes like this, its order basis.

Achilles may be cheap but they've been getting rave reviews here and abroad. Great value for money tires, only downside is road noise. If you do mainly city driving, it's not that noticeable. Problem is the wider tire, it's gonna affect your tire circumference, so you gotta replace all if you're changing sizes.

**Archerfish** · August 29th, 2019 02:33 PM

Originally Posted by Bravoexo

The search is still on...for a replacement tire. (since the flat isn't safe even after patched)

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If I may ask, why is it not safe? The one I have had two patches already. I don't know but it seems I had a "magnet" on that single day. I had it patched because of a bolt about 10 mm in diameter. After the fix, I went my way home only to find out that I had a nail on the same tire!

**jojopad** · August 29th, 2019 02:40 PM

Originally Posted by Archerfish

If I may ask, why is it not safe? The one I have had two patches already. I don't know but it seems I had a "magnet" on that single day. I had it patched because of a bolt about 10 mm in diameter. After the fix, I went my way home only to find out that I had a nail on the same tire!

A short guideline for determining whether a patched flat tire is still safe to use

Is it Safe to Drive With a Patched Tire? | Autoblog