Yup for cars & its made in China...they got size for 265/30/19Forest King tyres for cars? I know of Nokian tyre their model is Forest King but they are tyres for cranes/tractor...:hmmmm:
Yup for cars & its made in China...they got size for 265/30/19Forest King tyres for cars? I know of Nokian tyre their model is Forest King but they are tyres for cranes/tractor...:hmmmm:
Tyre market so good? New brands popping up every where......lolYup for cars & its made in China...they got size for 265/30/19
In UK Tyre review, they class tyres under Premium, Mid Range, Economy and Budget.my lowest budget tyre price selection will be indonesian tyre...achilles/forceum/accelera...wont go any lower to unknown brand especially china brand
My mistake further research it was suppose to be Kinforest brand Not Forest KingYup for cars & its made in China...they got size for 265/30/19
my lowest budget tyre price selection will be indonesian tyre...achilles/forceum/accelera...wont go any lower to unknown brand especially china brand
For me I'd stop at GT Radial or Falken, would not go lower than that. I'd not even try Nexen or Kumho.In UK Tyre review, they class tyres under Premium, Mid Range, Economy and Budget.
GT Radial are the only Indonesian tyres class in Mid range together with Yoko, Toyo, Falken, Maxxis, Nexen, Hankook and Kumho.
Achilles is not bad as they are class as Economy tyres with Dayton Federal, Nitto, Nankang, Viking but I do see some China tyres in this category like Landsail, Zeetex, Zeta
However your Accelera and Forceum are class as budget tyres together with many China brand tyres like Jinyu, HiFly, Linglong, Wanli, Westlake, Rockstone, Sailun, Triangle and so on....
Ah! Kinforest I heard before, but Forest King under Nokian brand are those crane/Tractor tyres......lolMy mistake further research it was suppose to be Kinforest brand Not Forest King
But still avoid any China tires no matter what their name...
How bout Nexen? I found it crap....only 1 year++ already torn sidewall, uneven bulge on tire surface & grip not that good...but thats my personal experience on N8000 might be differ from others
For Korean the better one should be Hankook.....For me I'd stop at GT Radial or Falken, would not go lower than that. I'd not even try Nexen or Kumho.
Yes, Hankook I'm willing to try for their top end models. I'm actually considering the S1 Evo 2 as one of my options for next change.For Korean the better one should be Hankook.....
atleast because indonesia got better supply of rubber....In UK Tyre review, they class tyres under Premium, Mid Range, Economy and Budget.
GT Radial are the only Indonesian tyres class in Mid range together with Yoko, Toyo, Falken, Maxxis, Nexen, Hankook and Kumho.
Achilles is not bad as they are class as Economy tyres with Dayton Federal, Nitto, Nankang, Viking but I do see some China tyres in this category like Landsail, Zeetex, Zeta
However your Accelera and Forceum are class as budget tyres together with many China brand tyres like Jinyu, HiFly, Linglong, Wanli, Westlake, Rockstone, Sailun, Triangle and so on....
The good thing about Indonesia is that it has a harsher driving environment than here where the roads are rougher, more potholes and bumps etc2. Hence logically if tires made in Indonesia can withstand such harsh driving environment, then it should also last here in Malaysia.atleast because indonesia got better supply of rubber....
in china i sked get plastic tyre with less steel belt
Nahhh.. forget that. Go straight for the RS3 man. It's a tyre on a completely different level and even in the rain it's pretty decent. Not as good as the Michelin PS3/4 but for an extreme performance tyre it's pretty damn good. And RS3 dry grip is insane.Yes, Hankook I'm willing to try for their top end models. I'm actually considering the S1 Evo 2 as one of my options for next change.
That one similar to AD08R. I was interested but like the AD08R, no size 225/50/17 for my front! Unless I use 235/45/17 instead...:hmmmm:Nahhh.. forget that. Go straight for the RS3 man. It's a tyre on a completely different level and even in the rain it's pretty decent. Not as good as the Michelin PS3/4 but for an extreme performance tyre it's pretty damn good. And RS3 dry grip is insane.
Can try Giti tyres also, owns 49% of GT Radial.atleast because indonesia got better supply of rubber....
in china i sked get plastic tyre with less steel belt
RS3 is extreme category sure dry grip is insane. KC change to new set already, then I saw and told him about RS-4 ........Nahhh.. forget that. Go straight for the RS3 man. It's a tyre on a completely different level and even in the rain it's pretty decent. Not as good as the Michelin PS3/4 but for an extreme performance tyre it's pretty damn good. And RS3 dry grip is insane.