Getting new tyres for Toyota Corolla 2013. Need suggestions

pwuser166418173370 (PWUser166418173356) 2022-09-26 13:54:48 +0500 #1

Salams.
I am looking to get new tyres for my GLI '13. Confused as hell. The tyre shop owners are saying all sorts of things. There is a Dunlop wrapped in silver grey tape. Apparently it's called ECO or something that looks good but it felt very hard.

Contrary to that saw a Chinese tyre with the name "linglong". Now I am not a tyre expert but it looked really good. The thickness the material etc etc ... Plus it's easy on the pocket.

I am thankfully for any and all suggestions. Shukriya

uzair3337 (M Uzair Masood) 2022-09-26 14:04:43 +0500 #2

Go for Nexen Tyres.
They are good
Tread rating and all other perameters are good.
Along with affordable rates.
Search on Daraz too for discounts.
Other wise go for Yokohama Blue Earth.

salman_w (salman_w) 2022-09-26 18:50:15 +0500 #3

nexen have gotten too expensive now. They were once cheap. But are good soft tyres

salman_w (salman_w) 2022-09-26 18:51:13 +0500 #4

Bhai dunlop are the hardest imported tyres then bridgestone then pirelli yoko and continentals. the last three brands not necessarily in the same order of hardness.

waleed80 (Waleed Akhtar) 2022-09-26 19:55:44 +0500 #5

Dear tyre hardness has nothing to do with brand. It's to do with which tyre that brand is making. For example, z softness of Yokohama A drive and ES 32 is miles apart, though both are Yokohama. Similar, Dunlop 701 and 702 were one of the softest tyres in the market. So, the correct question is, what is the priority of the user. Grip? Comfort? Long life? Performance in wet? Only then one can suggest a particular kind of tyre

pwuser166418173370 (PWUser166418173356) 2022-09-26 22:45:14 +0500 #6

A lil bit of everything that you mentioned. Something that doesn't tilt to dangerous. Have you heard of linglong... Is it any good

waleed80 (Waleed Akhtar) 2022-09-27 16:13:23 +0500 #7

Chinese...and no not recommended....I have experienced they Nexens generally provide the best Vue for money. Which exactly? I'll check and let you know. Which city you are from?

zee1997687 (Zarak Yusufzai) 2022-10-24 13:07:39 +0500 #8

I would recommend Hankook or Otani in value for money tyres! Extremely reliable, comfortable and most importantly safe. Linglong is a good brand, but if they are really cheap they might be smuggled. So please be careful as fitting smuggled tyres are a hazard to your life, and they're contributing to our economies demise.