MRF ZLO Performance Tyres

zulfi hansi · 11th November 2013, 08:25

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Originally Posted by zulfi hansi

How is Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD4 compared with ZLO in size 195/60 R15. Difference between them is a few rupees per tyre.

Even this was from Snapdeal. Prices of both these tyres are under 5K.

SunnyBoi · 11th November 2013, 08:38

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Originally Posted by zulfi hansi

Even this was from Snapdeal. Prices of both these tyres are under 5K.

A friend ordered tyres 2 weeks back, NCT5 I believe from SnapDeal. No updates for a week then order was cancelled citing out of stock.

I'd rather pay more and get tyres instantly at a shop rather than being tortured with my money for 2 weeks and finally land up dejected. And still no tyres.

Prash · 11th November 2013, 15:45

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Originally Posted by SunnyBoi

Its most probably an older batch of tyres. Similar prices are offered on SnapDeal, which again I think is Old Stock. He's offering throwaway prices to clear his stock.

Thats not the case. Its the taxation part for which the tyres cost less. Obviously while I am buying I will check the manufactured month before closing the deal.

BackInTheFold · 12th November 2013, 11:00

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Originally Posted by Nikhilb2008

205/65-15 is a fantastic upsize on the Civic. This is what I plan to get ASAP! Cant wait to try it out.

Hi Nikhil, did you get a chance to try these out? I'm deciding between Yokohama C drives in this size vs. Michelin P3 ST in 195 x 65 x 15. Your comments about these made me pause to consider the Z-Lo's also.

I'd be eager to learn your opinion of the Z-Lo's in terms of handling, noise and comfort. Thanks in advance!

Nikhilb2008 · 25th November 2013, 16:18

I've still not got the tyres. I am eager as well to try it out!

Will update as soon as I get them.

abhilash_iv · 25th November 2013, 17:06

I could see that after running around 20000 Kms, road noise is increased. Anyone else experienced this? Or should I look for some other reason for this?

F150 · 25th January 2014, 08:23

Any other reviews for ZLO post 20K kms ?

I am contemplating between MRF ZLO/ BS MY 02/ BS P GIII

Size: 185/70/R14

zulfi hansi · 25th January 2014, 08:48

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Originally Posted by F150

Any other reviews for ZLO post 20K kms ?

I am contemplating between MRF ZLO/ BS MY 02/ BS P GIII

Size: 185/70/R14

BS MYO2 is a proven one but expensive. Why not try yoko C drive.

Schoudhury · 25th January 2014, 14:59

Using zlo for 35k kms + , and I am buying them again as my next set. The grip level is just awesome . If you take care of the tyres , they should last around 40k kms . I am really happy with these tyre

el lobo 6061 · 25th January 2014, 18:08

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Originally Posted by F150

Size: 185/70/R14

Why not Michelin XM2? Silent, rugged and would give good amount of mileage. I'm just curious to know.

Michelin XM2

lurker · 25th January 2014, 19:09

ZLo 195/60/r14 for 10K on a Maruti Versa, a very sweet tyre. No issues so far and supperbbb grip levels. As with all soft compound tyres, it is mandatory to take extra care during the first 300 or so kms. Should take care not to slam the newish tyres into some crater or pothole, rest the tyres shall take care of themselves. It has changed the highway dynamics of this car entirely, far more grip and composed ride now and overtakes Innovas very easily.

nidhin0816 · 25th January 2014, 20:04

I have been running on ZLO's 195/60/R15 on my Swift Vxi for last 18+K

Grip levels are awesome definitely recommended

F150 · 25th January 2014, 20:07

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Originally Posted by Schoudhury

Using zlo for 35k kms + , and I am buying them again as my next set. The grip level is just awesome . If you take care of the tyres , they should last around 40k kms . I am really happy with these tyre

What was the size and profile ?
Could you please post pictures of the tires ?
What do you mean by care ? Does it have a soft side wall ?

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Originally Posted by el lobo 6061

Why not Michelin XM2? Silent, rugged and would give good amount of mileage. I'm just curious to know.

Michelin XM2

Silent for sure, I am not sure about the rugged part.
mileage is not a concern, 35-40k kms is more than enough for me.

reignofchaos · 25th January 2014, 20:42

I have been completely thrashing the tyres since the last two years in the brio and there is hardly any treadwear to speak of. Considering the grip level that is pretty extraordinary to be honest.

swiftnfurious · 25th January 2014, 21:31

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Originally Posted by F150

Any other reviews for ZLO post 20K kms ?

I am contemplating between MRF ZLO/ BS MY 02/ BS P GIII

Size: 185/70/R14

As far as I know, Potenza GIIIs are NO longer in production. It's succeeded by MY 02.

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Originally Posted by F150

...Does it have a soft side wall ?...

Z.L.Os have soft sidewalls. The advantages are low noise (upto 100 kmph) and a comfy ride compared to the Potenza GIIIs. I have 185 70R14 on my Swift. Though grip levels are good, I am feeling more body roll on corners.

Should last 40K is what my dealer told me. Not sure of the long term performance as my car has done around 8K kms and I have driven ONLY a small portion of it.

GIIIs were quite rugged & noisy though; 55K kms on front tyres & 83K on the rear ones (car was driven mostly in Bangy).

25th November 2013, 16:18	#335
Nikhilb2008 Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Bangalore Posts: 5,196 Thanked: 10,138 Times	Re: MRF Z.L.O Performance Tyres I've still not got the tyres. I am eager as well to try it out! Will update as soon as I get them.
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25th November 2013, 17:06	#336
abhilash_iv BHPian Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Kochi Posts: 216 Thanked: 15 Times View My Garage	Re: MRF Z.L.O Performance Tyres I could see that after running around 20000 Kms, road noise is increased. Anyone else experienced this? Or should I look for some other reason for this?
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25th January 2014, 08:23	#337
F150 Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2011 Location: PUNE Posts: 1,730 Thanked: 870 Times View My Garage	Re: MRF Z.L.O Performance Tyres Any other reviews for ZLO post 20K kms ? I am contemplating between MRF ZLO/ BS MY 02/ BS P GIII Size: 185/70/R14
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25th January 2014, 14:59	#339
Schoudhury Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Blore/Dallas-TX Posts: 1,066 Thanked: 479 Times View My Garage	Using zlo for 35k kms + , and I am buying them again as my next set. The grip level is just awesome . If you take care of the tyres , they should last around 40k kms . I am really happy with these tyre Last edited by Schoudhury : 25th January 2014 at 15:01.
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25th January 2014, 19:09	#341
lurker Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Tura Posts: 1,592 Thanked: 1,423 Times	Re: MRF Z.L.O Performance Tyres ZLo 195/60/r14 for 10K on a Maruti Versa, a very sweet tyre. No issues so far and supperbbb grip levels. As with all soft compound tyres, it is mandatory to take extra care during the first 300 or so kms. Should take care not to slam the newish tyres into some crater or pothole, rest the tyres shall take care of themselves. It has changed the highway dynamics of this car entirely, far more grip and composed ride now and overtakes Innovas very easily.
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25th January 2014, 20:04	#342
nidhin0816 BHPian Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: DL9/KA03/KL26 Posts: 56 Thanked: 87 Times	Re: MRF Z.L.O Performance Tyres I have been running on ZLO's 195/60/R15 on my Swift Vxi for last 18+K Grip levels are awesome definitely recommended
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25th January 2014, 20:42	#344
reignofchaos Senior - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 2,542 Thanked: 2,450 Times View My Garage	Re: MRF Z.L.O Performance Tyres I have been completely thrashing the tyres since the last two years in the brio and there is hardly any treadwear to speak of. Considering the grip level that is pretty extraordinary to be honest.
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