CSC3 Rocks!

[Soya]

Evo Mag tyre test: CSC3 beats PS3, Pzero and even F1s. Can appreciate my CSC3s even more now.

 

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/2012-...e-Tyre-Test.htm

[SimonTan]

I think only if you use the exact same size as the test.

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/2011-...-195-65-R15.htm

In some reports, using 15" tyres....birdgestone ecopiaEp150 can be better then CPS2, cinturato P1, NokianV, etc.

 

Different sizes has different result for the same tyre pattern.

Edited January 19, 2012 by SimonTan

[Kiadaw]

Good result, especially since I only will buy Continental Tires.

Edited January 19, 2012 by Kiadaw

[SimonTan]

18" Hankook S1Evo is the best

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/2011-...r-Tyre-Test.htm

 

 

But come to 19" Hankook S1Evo dropped to third.

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/2011-...r-Tyre-Test.htm

 

Dropped to fifth for 17" Hankook S1Evo.

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/2011-...e-Tyre-Test.htm

 

Same 17" Hankook S1Evo, become last. Suddenly lose to PS3 and CSC3. Whereas in the above 17" test, it was above PS3 and CSC3.

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/2011-...e-Tyre-Test.htm

 

Cannot trust these test result too much...and different size and different test car will give different result.

 

Edited January 19, 2012 by SimonTan

[Coaxialcable]

These tests tend to be biase.

Afterall, it depends on what you want for comfort Vs road handling....

But No doubt that CSC3 are really decent performance tyres

[Kman08]

Comfort yes aggressive cornering NO!.

[Kyrios]

Just changed to 225/45R17 last month CSC3s...all I can say the rubber smell damn darng...esp after hard driving..

[Cdior]

Comfort tyres. The sidewall is so soft, waste time.

[Snl2601]

The Tyre is good for comfort driving but not very grippy on dry and sidewall is soft.

[Coaxialcable]

The Tyre is good for comfort driving but not very grippy on dry and sidewall is soft.

Seems like you need Bridgestone Potenza RE070...It blends perfectly to counter yout" not very grippy on dry and sidewall is soft"!!

 

Edited January 20, 2012 by Coaxialcable

[Snl2601]

Seems like you need Bridgestone Potenza RE070...It blends perfectly to counter yout" not very grippy on dry and sidewall is soft"!!

 

 

csc3 is quite decent but not towards my personal preference. Don need re070 la hahaha. R888 or re11 gd enough.

 

 

 

 

[Salmon]

Noob on tyres here!

 

I'm looking for comfort tyres.

 

Have zoom down to CSC3/CSC5 or GR90. Which one is a better choice?

[Kiadaw]

csc3 is quite decent but not towards my personal preference. Don need re070 la hahaha. R888 or re11 gd enough.

r888 have very high wear rate. Wear rate is also a very improtant consideration for tire selection.

[Soya]

Noob on tyres here!

 

I'm looking for comfort tyres.

 

Have zoom down to CSC3/CSC5 or GR90. Which one is a better choice?

 

 

comfort? GR90.

 

but find that the CSC3s oso beri comfy. plus the tyre like never wear out liddat. done close to 30k on them and thread still looks deep.

[Salmon]

comfort? GR90.

 

but find that the CSC3s oso beri comfy. plus the tyre like never wear out liddat. done close to 30k on them and thread still looks deep.

 

Thanks Bro, if both same same then CSC3 should be better cause the price also a big difference between this 2 brands.

[Coaxialcable]

r888 have very high wear rate. Wear rate is also a very improtant consideration for tire selection.

Maybe hardcore trackies will use R888 even on normal road usage!

[Salmon]

Changed my tyres to CSC5 today.

 

Haven't really try out on different weather, perhaps my ears aren't as sensitive cause in terms of road noise, I don't feel much different from my old tyres (Maxxis). In fact I felt it's a little bit noisier than my previous tyres.

 

Guess I'll need some time to get use to these new shoes.

[Prostcode]

Maybe hardcore trackies will use R888 even on normal road usage!

Like me!