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  1. Join Date
    Jan 1970
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    #11
    Yung A/T tires ba mas madaling masira sa highway driving or city driving than non A/T tires?

  2. Join Date
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    #12
    hagiber,

    Mas matibay ang M/T tires. Reinforced ang construction niya. Hindi siya prone to bukols or punctures. Mitsubishi has already switched back to A/T tires for their Pajero 4x2's (ginawa kasi nilang H/T tires for a while).

    In the case of mud tires, mas madali siya mag-wear pero mas matibay din siya.

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  3. Join Date
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    #13
    Guys,
    Suggestions naman on what tires to get for my Gen 1 RAV. Size niya now is 215/70/R16. Gusto ko sana yung itsura parang pang offroad though I dont go offroading kasi wala akong offroad capable car.
    One more question, If I were to use offroad tires, will it have a big effect on my gas consumption?

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    #14
    I could safely estimate a 235/70R16 on stock mags. Halos wala naman effect kung meron man very minimal that you won't notice it, that's based from HT to AT tires.

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    #15
    Ungas,
    accdg. to some websites, pde daw ang 235/70/R16 sa auto ko. Any idea how much one of these would cost? How about ride quality? Maingay ba or mas tahimik? Sorry dont know a thing about these eh. Thanks

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    #16
    So that you have an estimate, I bought my Michelin LTX AT 225/75R15 at P3750 each.

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