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3rd June 2007, 14:03
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| already got the RE88's.... |
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3rd June 2007, 19:06
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| go for tubeless tyres dear.....if you sticking on to the same size Michelin's Pilot Primacy would give you a better performance but i'm not sure wether that pattern is currently available because the they have come out with a new energy tyre called Xm1. but the better option is to upgrade to 205/60R15 size if you wanna maintain the same groun clearance or to 205/55R15 size if you would liek to go for a sporty drive. in 205/60R15 go for Michelin Mxv8, Bridgestone G3 or Apollo Accelere if you are looking for a comfortable and durable tyre in 205/55r15 go fo Dunlop SP9000, Yokohoma Avq Sport, Goodyear F1 or Hankook Ventus if you looking for a sporty drive and bettter handling Choice is yours ...make it the best so that you can really enjoy the pleasure of driving |
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3rd June 2007, 20:52
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3rd June 2007, 23:04
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| Distinguished - BHPian   | 205/60 R15 potenza gIIIs is a wise choice ... |
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4th June 2007, 00:10
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4th June 2007, 00:12
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| Senior - BHPian | Guys read post#17 Wraith has already bought the tires for his Corolla.. oops ! Mugen u beat me.! |
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4th June 2007, 13:07
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4th June 2007, 13:08
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| Distinguished - BHPian | ahh okay ... sorry ... |
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4th June 2007, 13:15
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| Senior - BHPian | Quote:
 Please read all the posts before posting.. Hardly 2 pages... Wraith has already bought the tyres | |
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7th June 2007, 18:02
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| tyres for corolla keep yourself far away from Re88 as its the worst tyre that you can get for a beautiful car like corolla the best choice would be to go in for a michelin you get two varities looking for comfirt then go for mxv8 they cost about 4300 and its the most fuel efficient tyre available in the market looking for performance and good tyre life go for pilot premacy the costing will allmost be the same but one of the best offers from michelin  |
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10th June 2007, 12:10
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| Does the new corollas also comes with RE88s ? I thought it was GIIIs. |
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10th June 2007, 12:11
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9th June 2009, 10:55
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| BHPian  | Hi, I've to change the tyres of my recently purchased 2004 Corolla H2 (the current ones are with tubes) and I want the car to wear tubeless tyres. The discussion above has been tabulated and I request folks who have recently done this study or who deal with tyres to provide this info. Last edited by weejai : 9th June 2009 at 10:58. Reason: the excel format got mixed up on the screen...will post a image format |
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9th June 2009, 13:41
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| Hi Weejai, I think stock size is 195/60/15 so an upsize to 205/55/15 would be ideal. I prefer Michelin Primacy LC or you could also check out Continental tyres. |
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