Recommendation for Super Grippy (Dry and Wet) + Best Value

[Beehive3783]

Heavier tyres will almost burn your pocket due to increase in FC. A friend changed to a heavier tyres and immediately noticed the increase in consumption. Again, I wonder whether you guys do weight the tyres before purchase?

 

Regards,

I didn't even know when I got the tires. Only know that I was on extremely tight budget at the time and had to settle for them.

[SaNibOy]

wahaha... bro Simon makes sense..

 

nexen from Korea i used before no complaints... but 17" commom size for tis brand?

 

but anyways which tyre can get for $150 for 17" which are performance tyres?.... think must go JB and find..

 

 

There r a few brands u can get locally for less than $150 bro.....

[Yuan]

But extremely noisy. I think I will be switching to Kumho KU31 on my next tire change

 

The noise level is stil acceptable to me considering that my brakes are also not OEM.

[Yuan]

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Do they get noisy quickly?

 

 

 

Oh I got the answer from some of the other postings here already.

 

The noise level is quite subjective.

[Yuan]

Heavier tyres will almost burn your pocket due to increase in FC. A friend changed to a heavier tyres and immediately noticed the increase in consumption. Again, I wonder whether you guys do weight the tyres before purchase?

 

Regards,

 

I am monitoring my FC now and it looks a bit consuming.

 

Downside to it is that the tires bring more stability to my ride.

[Pisces69]

The noise level is quite subjective.

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True but from what I gather from some other posts, I think its quite noisy.

 

[Yuan]

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True but from what I gather from some other posts, I think its quite noisy.

 

Alright for me leh.

 

Maybe I am deaf....

[Pisces69]

Alright for me leh.

 

Maybe I am deaf....

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OK MAYBE NEXT TIME I GOT A CHANCE TO SIT IN YOUR CAR & HEAR FOR MYSELF THEN.

 

[Mini-itx]

Ok my apology if I misled you. Im asking for recommendation as my subject heading suggest.

Dont focus too much on my 41k or 41km

 

Well, if you want good grip, you sacrifice durability. Softer compounds offer better grip but won't last. If you want lasting tyres, you have to sacrifice grip.