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| ![]() you can try Yokohama S-Drives in 195-55-15 unless you have already run a set of these! Maxis MAZ1s good from what i have read / heard. i think Nitrous recommended MAZ1s when i was looking for new tyres. There is a review here: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/tyre-a...xis-tires.html MA-V1 MA-Z1 Victra |
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| ![]() Need suggestion from tyre gurus...I have a swift diesel which has done 60000kms and is due for tyre replacement. I am not able to decide between Yoko C drive and CPC2 size 195/55/15. My priority is excellent dry grip, handling and comfort. |
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| ![]() Dear Tyre Gurus Please help, Which would be the best possible tyre option for ANHC on alloys , I want is 195/60/15 size and confused between Michelin Primacy LC, YOKO ES100, YOKO C DRIVE, YOKO V550, CPC2, BRIDGESTONE MY01 or any other good option. I drive on city and highway mix, lots of portholes and broken roads( typical of mumbai ) and drive fast . I want best of comfort, performance ,safety form side wall cuts and cuts from potholes and lesss noise. Or should I go for any good Indian tyre , please suggest . Looking forward |
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MY01 is not in stock in most places. I hear it's decent. It's being imported in large numbers through the grey market. None of these Tyres will last if you abuse them like indian Tyres. Last edited by .anshuman : 9th August 2011 at 16:11. Reason: posts merged | ||
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![]() I have already put in ES 100 as an impulsive decision post buy last week,but been not too happy . I had a talk with dealer , he is ready to exchange to any other brand with little price cut , so I am going for PLC now , not too sure about C drives now as the Yoko website does not show them anymore, i guess they are discontinued too. MY01 are available here in grey and dealer himself suggested against them, Checked out details of MRF ZV2K too on your suggestion, Yes I would be driving on bad roads too , but not fast on such surfaces, I would be driving fast on good roads and slow on bad craters of mumbai roads and rural roads, thus as You said PLC is my final chocie. I hope this is the reight choice this time. Thanks again man | |
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| ![]() My affair with the Conti CPC2 ended in a sour note when a pair wore itself out in 10K kms flat. The other pair had some more kms in it, but I decided to change all four. Since this was an unexpected one, I settled for the cheapest one I could find, and decided not to take any more "expert advises" from the dealer, who had recommended the CPC2 to me last time. It now rides on Yoko A-drive, stock size. Some amount of comfort is missing, but I hope this one lasts for some time. |
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| ![]() Hi , I'm planning to upgrade my existing Michelin 185/65 R14 XM1+ with CPC2 195/60 R14 for my fiesta diesel. Is this the correct upgrade? what i meant that Conti 195 section is little less in width that michelin 195 section. Kindly suggest me |
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| ![]() Get the MRF ZLO in 195/60-14. Substantially better than the CPC2. |
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I'm looking for your advise for the same on this post as well http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/tyre-a...ml#post2680281 | |
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| ![]() I recently updated the tyres on my Jazz to 195/60/15 Yoko C Drive tyre as recommended by Deepak of Tyrestore chennai (who in turn is recommended by several team-bhpians). Hope this helps as ANHC and Jazz have the same tyre specification. Quote:
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BHPian ![]() | ![]() Guys, need your help to upgrade the tyres on my Cruze. I want to change the stock JK Vectras (205/60/R16) to Conti CPC2 225/55/R16. But getting CPC2s is a problem in Kochi as no tyre shop has it in stocks now. I have been waiting for the new stocks to arrive for more than 2 months. I don't think I should wait any more as one of the Vectras was punctured beyond repair. Can you guys please suggest the next best alternative for CPC2? Should I go for Michelin or Yoko? I'm looking for good ride quality and decent grip. Any suggestions, please? |
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| ![]() Continental CPC2 in 205/65-15 on a Civic. Good solid tyre. Initially the tyres grip very well but fade after 20,000 kms. Even after that, it's still a very grippy tyre. It does squeal a lot though. Ride comfort can be better. However, the advantage of the stiff sidewall is that these tyres are very very rugged. These tyres on a Civic have gone off-roading in Coorg and Chikmagalur and never even had a puncture! Recently had a puncture in the city and the pressure gauge showed ZERO PSI. But the tyre looked ok. Checked it and it was a proper puncture. A nice nail had made itself at home. The tyre was basically behaving like a run flat! Mighty impressed with the tyre today. |
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