2021 Honda City GM6 Dedicated Discussion, Owner/ Fan Club Thread

kjohn_18 (kjohn_18) 2021-11-30 09:36:36 +0500 #9087

Didnt u pay the 50% increase till december bookings???

favadkhan (favadkhan) 2021-11-30 09:39:50 +0500 #9088

I have booked it ,and i believe it is the most value for money ,i have already asked for fog lamps plus back camera through company rest all other features of Aspire i m not interested in

bilawalazizkhan (Bilawal Aziz) 2021-11-30 11:08:41 +0500 #9089

No, I paid 100% in advance including taxes on Nov 10th, technically my booking was scheduled for November so I’m saved from price increase

bilawalazizkhan (Bilawal Aziz) 2021-11-30 11:10:37 +0500 #9090

Although Honda tried their best to linger on my delivery till end of Dec in order to grab additional 85k but sadly I had to use some references to make sure they issue my chassis number in Nov

bilawalazizkhan (Bilawal Aziz) 2021-11-30 11:13:22 +0500 #9091

Im planning to replace tyres right out of dealership
I’ve decided to go for CC6 continental but I’m confused about size
My concern is whether to go for 185/65/15 or 195/65/15
My apprehension is tyre size must not put any strain on suspension or driving experience
Please guide me through experience
Thanks

bilawalazizkhan (Bilawal Aziz) 2021-11-30 11:16:33 +0500 #9092

Also I’ve found these lamps hanging in my garage, probably purchased while ago by my father

Are they any better than stock lamps or not worth replacing them
Thanks

chinyoti (Murtaza Shahid) 2021-11-30 12:15:16 +0500 #9093

Grace comes with 185/60r15. I think this should be the ideal upgrade size for tires.

pwuser156930072342 (Zarak Yusufzai) 2021-11-30 12:50:55 +0500 #9094

I think 186/65 R15 are a safer option.

kjohn_18 (kjohn_18) 2021-11-30 19:15:23 +0500 #9095

185/65 R 15 technicaly safe. No risk

umfa85 (Umer Farooq) 2021-11-30 21:54:51 +0500 #9096

Unfortunately it's not available in market. Yaris OEM is also 185/60/15 but all Yaris owners are installing 185/65/15..

Easy available option is BG traco plus from some Yaris

tahausmani (tahausmani) 2021-12-01 00:32:08 +0500 #9097

Thanks for bringing it up
That would have been my question as well, as I'm hoping the car to be delivered this month.
I am definitely not going with 65 profile as the car is already lifted up

My 4 tyre choices are
185/60/15
185/55/15
195/60/15
195/55/15

185/60/15 is probably the closest to stock tyre
I will check with the dealership if any of these sizes voids the suspension warranty.

If anyone has tried the width of 195 and/or profile of 55 please share your experience here

chinyoti (Murtaza Shahid) 2021-12-01 02:20:34 +0500 #9098

185/60r15 should be avaliable since this size is coming in Swift from 2010 aswell. In both Bridgestone and Yokohama.

In any case 55 would be better and add to height aswell.

muhammad.hamza.shahid (muhammad.hamza.shahid) 2021-12-01 05:59:48 +0500 #9099

Ziada difference nai ata height me. Wese b air pressure kam ziada ho to woi hisab ban jata ha

kjohn_18 (kjohn_18) 2021-12-01 10:19:07 +0500 #9100

New city ma air pressure kitna recommended ha company sa?

umfa85 (Umer Farooq) 2021-12-01 11:14:04 +0500 #9101

32psi front 30psi back.

I was using 32 in all 4 tyres after tyre change.

coolkamran32 (coolkamran32) 2021-12-01 13:42:17 +0500 #9102

30 psi is fine more would be bad for suspension

kjohn_18 (kjohn_18) 2021-12-01 20:16:06 +0500 #9103

I dont think so. 32 is company recommended. Why would it affect suspension.

mgalaxy3 (MGalaxy Z) 2021-12-02 01:32:14 +0500 #9104

That is completely wrong. Spoken like a true ustaad who knows nothing about automobiles.

To others: Please, please, don't run under-inflated tires at 30psi. It causes more wear/tear n damage.

Only run what the car manufacturer says, not these kinda desi ustads.

coolkamran32 (coolkamran32) 2021-12-02 02:46:00 +0500 #9105

Sorry Thanks for correcting yes you are right

aziz.rehan (Rehan Aziz) 2021-12-02 17:11:39 +0500 #9106

So how much pressure should we keep in tyres for fuel economy and comfort