Yokohama bluearth es32 vs continental cc6

waqar747 (waqar747) 2020-06-27 23:15:45 +0500 #161

Have CC6 in the other car, it is quite comfy and low noise but not geared towards the performance end of the spectrum as much as UC6 or MC5.
I will keep dB552 in mind but really want to explore other options a bit cheaper like the Veuro 303, Goodyear Ef Grip 2.

asfand34 2020-06-28 15:03:15 +0500 #162

Not true. I was looking for continental UC6, the one's i found were Czeck made.

waqar747 (waqar747) 2020-07-06 20:46:24 +0500 #163

Finally down to the options available in 215/55 16. I already have 215/60 16’s so I’m ok with the 215 mm width.
Veuro 303 for 17k
MC5 for 16.5k
UC6 for 19.5k
Pirelli P7 17k
All mid 2019 onwards manufactured. And Primacy 4 2018 manufactured for around 19k I think.

Practical choices seem to be MC5 or the Veuro 303. The other two are a tad too expensive.
Mid 2019 manufacturing dates ok?

hamza_xeg (Hamza Sherazi) 2020-07-06 21:30:18 +0500 #164

The only "issue" i am facing with ES32's is that the tread pattern is prone to picking up small stones. Rest i am pretty satisfied with them.

Rahat083144 (Rahat) 2020-07-06 22:13:42 +0500 #165

Are you sure MC5 is also mid 2019? I would've thought mid 2019 MC5 would be more expensive. Also, the last I checked, which was a LONG time ago, only 2017 stock of MC5 was available, which was similar price to this. I've personally experienced UC6, they are awesome tires overall. Between MC5 and Veuro it would depend upon your preferences - I'm sure Veuro won't beat them in performance and I'm sure they won't beat Veuro in comfort.

waqar747 (waqar747) 2020-07-06 23:02:23 +0500 #166

They said mid 2019 for the Conti’s. In fact, they said fresh stock on way and expected this month, but price may be revised.
UC6 is superior to MC5?

haseeb.basharat 2020-07-06 23:09:13 +0500 #167

Yes Uc6 is superior when it comes to sedans.
Mc5 is superior when it comes to sports cars.
You should be very clear after reading this.

haseeb.basharat 2020-07-06 23:09:56 +0500 #168

Happens a lot with new tyres. Uc6 does the same. It's not an issue, it's due to the conditions we live in.

haseeb.basharat 2020-07-06 23:11:48 +0500 #169

Bargain for UC6. My friend purchased similar uc6 19 manufactured in bahawalpur for 15k each. Tyre shop guys loot you according to your face and dressing.

Rahat083144 (Rahat) 2020-07-06 23:18:49 +0500 #170

UC6 is more comfort oriented whereas MC5 is more grip oriented. Yes new stock is always pricier especially these days with the exchange rate fluctuations

Panther (Panther) 2020-07-17 22:44:51 +0500 #171

Honda Vezel has very firm suspension and current stock tires Dunlop SP Sports Maxx 050 are now very hard. manufactured 37/2015.
Please suggest best tires that have low road noise, fairly comfortable , good grip and braking. Size 215 55 R17

Thinking (Thinking) 2020-07-17 22:56:38 +0500 #172

stick with yokohama ES32, or Bridgestone T005A or Dunlop Veuro 303

haseeb.basharat 2020-07-17 23:16:36 +0500 #173

Continental UC6/ultracontact6.
Using these from 1000kms. They are awesome when it comes to noiseless, soft, superb braking/grip in dry and wet. I haven't felt tyres more grippier then these on wet surface ever. They are equally good on dry surfaces.

Panther (Panther) 2020-07-18 00:06:16 +0500 #174

How about ride comfort and road noise with reference to hard suspension of Vezel?
You have these tires on which car?

haseeb.basharat 2020-07-18 02:54:19 +0500 #175

Ride comfort and road noise are similar to yokohama advan dbs, but grip level and braking is far ahead from yokohama advan dbs. Somehow yokohama is too overated just because its soft and noiseless. I have them on 2016 corolla altis 1.8 cvti. Size is 205/65 R15 94V.

PS: it comes in majority for bigger cars and in bigger sizes. This is the smallest size of uc6 available in the market.

Panther (Panther) 2020-07-18 13:25:49 +0500 #176

Toyota already have softer ride.

haseeb.basharat 2020-07-18 17:09:03 +0500 #177

The tyres are soft. My car is driven 117k kms. I have changed three tyres during this time. Old gli was driven 220k kms and changed 5 sets in it. I know how a tyre behaves. Rest its your choice.

Panther (Panther) 2020-07-18 20:30:38 +0500 #178

I am just being a little calculative and wants to make sure that I get the best.
Anyways, whats the cost of these tires and best place to buy within pindi/ Islamabad

haseeb.basharat 2020-07-19 03:05:26 +0500 #179

Best place to buy them is tyremall in rawalpindi Islamabad. https://www.facebook.com/thetyremall/
He is my friend and a pakwheeler too @makhdoom123, and he recommended me these continental uc6.
You should visit him and choose according to his suggestions. He will recommend the best.

Panther (Panther) 2020-07-19 16:43:11 +0500 #180

Out of stock at the tyre mall