Tyre guru

[snakelegnd]

Continental CC6 is a good choice. 40k is smuggled price as they cost near 44K. Pirelli is a good choice but its not as comfortable as Continentals.

[ayaadmushtaq1]

Looking for tyres for faw v2 tyre size is 175/65/R14... recommend me some tyres and budget is tight

[anon35615524]

You may look for Dunlop, Sailun or Mirage.

Mirage and Sailun are available with Tyre Point, at Metro Cash and Carry outlets, throughout Pakistan.

For further details: https://tyrepoint.pk/

[snakelegnd]

Go for Dunlop if imported, or in china go for any tyre with close tyre thread so it wont make much road noise.

[ayaadmushtaq1]

okay will look into that.. how are these sailun tyres?

[anon35615524]

As far as its reviews are concerned, Sailun is good and value to money!

[KhurrumIftikhar1]

Salam I want to install Suzuki Swift OEM Yokohama db decible e70 tyres on my Yaris Ativ X since its OEM size is also 185/60 R15.

Can you guide me about the reputation of these tyre are they soft and nosieless tyres ?

Or they are hard or performance oriented tyres.

Also Suzuki dealerships is selling 1 tyre for 15500rs ie total 62k for 4 tyres. Can we find brand new tyres in market.

[anon35615524]

on my Yaris Ativ X

Brother why do you want to change your brand new tyres?

I would sincerely suggest to fully utilize the stock tires of your car, and only change, when are about to reach end of life.

Suzuki dealerships is selling 1 tyre for 15500rs

Why buy from Suzuki dealerships?

Why not buy from open markets, and authorized dealers of Michelin, Bridgestone, Yokohama, etc., when they have better options at reasonable prices?

[aunabbas_90]

AoA
Any experience with Rotalla Tyres ?
Basit bhai they r gaining a lot popularity nowadays.
N very less in price

[anon35615524]

W.S.

Brother no personal experience with Rotella tyres, however, they are good and value to money, as far as their on-line reviews are concerned.

[snakelegnd]

Rotalla is a good Chinese brand. Specially its RH01 model.

[snakelegnd]

Try to install 185-65-15 it will increase ur car height and increase ur comfort. As Basit said u can go for other brand as well, in 185-65-15 u can find Yokohama es32 series.

[Ussamah]

Hi,
Need help regarding changing tyres of city 18. Read lots of good things about cc6 on the internet but 185/65 was short in market due to covid. Now that it is becoming available, its price difference is making me confused even more. Price ranges from 11000 to 13000. And available in made in france, Romania, Germany, france and one other i am forgetting. Also, their packing is different too. Some have yellow tape, some are just wrapped in polypropylene with a warranty sticker in urdu. What shall i do? Also, what good alternatives are there in this size as i am looking for comfort.

[snakelegnd]

True about the rates. As the stockists are enjoying this covid-19. Yes the price range are the between 11- 13k nowadays.
Tyres are manufactured in different plants hence different origins.
Regarding the wrapping, it varies in different tyre brands but comes with tyre name print on the tape. Locally wrapped comes with random tape on it

[Ussamah]

Thanks for the reply. And what about warranty? Tyrepoint at metro gives warranty of 40km or 6 months for Malaysian made. All others aren't giving any warranty.

[snakelegnd]

Offical company warranty comes from 2 to 5 years depends upon the tyre brand. They are probably giving local warranty.

[salman1890]

I am looking for new tyres for Honda City 2007. Have been using Yokohama A-Drive 185/70R13, but can't find new ones in Karachi. I have come down to the following options through some research, considering that I am looking at comfort and low-noise as priorities:

• Bridgestone Techno
• Dunlop SP490 (Japan)
• Bridgestone Ecopia EP150
• Yokohama ECOS (Japan)

Would appreciate suggestions on the best of this lot, or any other SPECIFIC tyre that fits the criteria.

[snakelegnd]

Ecos yokohama
Techno brighstone
Cc6/cec3 Continental

[umairzafar]

Need suggestion for GLI 2017 tyres. Currently using stock tyres and want to stick with the same size

[anon35615524]

Then you may look for Michelin, Pirelli and Continental; any series which matches your budget requirements.