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| Newbie Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Bangalore
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| Guyz, I have decided to upsize my zen (Zen VXI 2003) tyres from stock to 155/65R 13 (after reading a lot of threads) this saturday. But I have 2 doubts 1. Which brand shall I go for??. S322 is a definite NO, XM1 is my second choice, if there is no other better manufacturer. I thought of Yoko A 300 earlier, but few say its wet tyres so a little confused. 2. From the forum disscussions I find the best dimension for alloy for zen and 155/65R 13 tyres would be 13 x 5J, but apart from Aura I donot see other manufacturers having the dimensions required. So, please mention if any other manufacturer have good alloys with similar dimensions. Also would 13 x 5.5J damage my tyres? Please help me in choosing the right manufacturer, if possible also mention the shop in bangalore I can get it from, and an approx cost. cheers sharath |
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| Senior - BHPian | I ride an alto 1.1 with 13" and 5.5 J with 165/65 R13 XM1 and as its only me and my wifey, i dont find any problem and i might if its fully loaded. You can go ahead and install spacers if thats an issue. 13" and 5J are a good combo and you will not have any probs with scraping the tyres and all. XM1 155/65 R13 is a good one. Alternatively you can try Bridgestone too in the same dimension. From your post i understand you are planning only tires and not wheels? is that a correct inference?
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| Newbie Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Bangalore
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| <<From your post i understand you are planning only tires and not wheels? is that a correct inference?>> Thanks for the reply Mavrick, but what do you mean by the above statement. Please explain a bit. Is there anything else I need to look for.. |
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. The tyre wheel upgrade can be done in 3 ways. 1)Change only tyres keeping the existing steel/alloy wheels 2)change only rims (steel to alloy mostly or alloy to alloy) and keep the existing tyres 3)change both (tyres and rims)
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| BHPian | sorry for posting in your thread IDLY. can anyone plz guide me to plati website as i have to select alloys for my coming soon zen. i am interested in plati as they are easily available in our city. i am also going to upgrade the tyres to r13 175/60 . plz suggest me tyre brand in which this size is available. tyre should not be much costly.
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. The tyre wheel upgrade can be done in 3 ways. 1)Change only tyres keeping the existing steel/alloy wheels 2)change only rims (steel to alloy mostly or alloy to alloy) and keep the existing tyres 3)change both (tyres and rims)
