[1100D]

Originally Posted by v1p3r

Yes it would, but then again these things are subjective. Head over to Tire Rack, they have this all sewn up.

Does Tire rack have tyre comparison chart for tyres sold in India?

[BUSA]

What tyres and what size are you looking at? I could try and help out

He said 225/40/R18 Michelin or yokos.

[v1p3r]

Originally Posted by 1100D

Does Tire rack have tyre comparison chart for tyres sold in India?

Yes. Most of those tyres are available in India.

[aah78]

Originally Posted by 1100D

Does Tire rack have tyre comparison chart for tyres sold in India?

Not specifically.
Currently they cater only to the U.S., so you'll have to pull up specs of the specific tyres (or rather tires ) sold in India that you're interested in and compare them yourself.

[IronWolf]

Originally Posted by v1p3r

You wish. Advan Neovas. 195/55 R 15.

after reading your grip grip grip I was sure you got the neovas so how much.. and I thought I read that Neovas are not being brought in by Yoko directly?

Speak - who is your source ?!?!

[rjstyles69]

Originally Posted by IronWolf

Speak - who is your source ?!?!

He is a dealer himself. Accidentally disclosed by him for the want of an extra dessert during Mahesh's birthday party .

[v1p3r]

Originally Posted by rjstyles69

He is a dealer himself. Accidentally disclosed by him for the want of an extra dessert during Mahesh's birthday party .

Extra? I got to eat one!!!

[BUSA]

I think Stuart Mclittle helped CePo get them.

[anantnehru]

hey
after reading about the yokohomas in this thread, iv come to the conlusion that they are better if not on par with the bridgestones, goodyears, and michelins. am i getting ahead of myself or is that partially correct?
also, what would be the best bet for the sx4 (205/60/R16); im getting a buyback of Rs.3200 a tyre (OE - JKTyres; forgotten the name)- trying to figure out if thats a good enough buy back amount.

[mclaren1885]

Originally Posted by BUSA

I think Stuart Mclittle helped CePo get them.

I had nothing to do with this. Seriously. I am neither that rich that I could gift someone a set of free Neova's or give mine.

[BUSA]

(OE - JKTyres; forgotten the name)-

JK Vectra. The rate is fine but finding that size wont be easy since very few cars run 16inchers

[anantnehru]

Originally Posted by BUSA

JK Vectra. The rate is fine but finding that size wont be easy since very few cars run 16inchers

but then does it make sense to stick to the vectras? i drive on the dnd up and down pretty much everyday so high speed and taking corners at speeds slightly faster than normal is something i do a bit; so im just concerned about how good these tyres are because someone in this thread said that indian tyres are not suited for speeds in excess of 120kmph.

[IronWolf]

So in Yokos, listed below from what I gather is the rating of the (popular) yoko tires.

1) Advan Neovas
2) Advan Sports
3) S Drive
5) ES 100s

Can someone add some average rate per tyre for these?

[rjstyles69]

Ok guys who-ever has money please pick up Neova's and the poor one's like me pick up S-drives. No offense to anyone here, just kidding folks.

I haven't used the Neova's so no comments. People who have used it claim that they the best,hence no further questions asked.

S-Drives are pretty good and the ride isn't that harsh on the 50 profiles.Cheaper in comparo to the Neova's. Period.

[v1p3r]

I don't know anyone on TBHP who has Advan Sport tyres on their ride. It's just one of those perception things.

The Neovas are better gripping, atleast in the dry. I haven't had the chance to really push the S.Drives in the wet, so I can't say. But they're a close 2nd. But the S.Drives are way more comfortable, long-lasting, and quieter to boot. I'd pick the S.Drives for street and the Neovas for track, or if I had a loud car anyway.