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| Newbie Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Pune
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| Hello, Today got delivery of my new car. What will be the right tyre upgrade for new honda city zx? Default they are Good year gps 2 175/65/R14, tyre dealer says if company fitted tyres are Good year then upgrading to Bridgestone potenza will be costly. I have two questions... What is the right upgrade size? 185/65/r14 or 195/60 r14? How about upgrading to Good year eagle nct 5? Kindly guide me as I have to take this decision fast. Thanks & Regards. |
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| Distinguished - BHPian ![]() | Possible options are: 185/60 R14 185/65 R14 195/60 R14 You would ahve to decide exact size & brand depending upon your preferences. What do you prefer grip & sporty handling? Or comfort? You have to decide the tyres accordingly. My suggestions would be: Michelin Energy XM1 for Comfort & Less Road Noise. Bridgestone Potenza GIII for sporty handling & grip.
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| Newbie Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Pune
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| Thanks esteem_lover and iraghava for your reply. Tyre dealer was insisting to upgrade from good year GPS 2 to Good year Eagle NCT 5 - 185/65 R14. Difference will be Rs. 3000 for 5 tyres. Shall I go for this? For bridgestone potenza he says difference will be Rs. 9000/ I am looking for comfort, good handling and value for money. Thanks & Regards. |
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| Senior - BHPian | i think he is taking you for a ride & forcing those good years on you. find out what the MRPs of these tyres (Good Year, Bridgestone & Michelin). if they are around the same, then you could have any of these tyres for roughly the same exchange price.
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| Newbie Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Pune
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| Thanks for reply and sharing valuable knowledge. Will upgrading to following size tyre effect ground clearance or fuel efficiency of Honda City? 185/60 R14 185/65 R14 195/60 R14 Has anyone upgraded to any of this size tyres? Do I need to maintain same tyre pressure (Front 32 and Rear 30) after upgrade or ? Kindly reply. Thanks & Regards. |
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