If you want to have better wet grip at least look for tires with traction rating AA.m a v [3] r i c k;1064694345 said:
Quiet tyres
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Or drive slower in the rain.....lol
My friend Evo X came with Dunlop SP600 extreme performance tyres. Already bad in the wet, then when half worn was extremely bad. Cannot even drive pass 80kph in rain, so fast fast change to Asy2 then later to PSS....
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Any wet tyres to recommend guys? I don't speed in the rain (averaging 100km/h only if visibility isn't a problem. Just better be safe than sorry. Seriously considering PS4. RM420 without GST.
Then go for it, PS4 is the best choice now. But it might not be as quiet as you may expect.m a v [3] r i c k;1064694431 said:
Got some joker said Yoko Fleva are "truck tyres" in LY.
HAHAHAHAHA! Better don later you get "truck noise" and "truck performance".
Personally I think stick with the safe brands. PS4/Assy3/AdvanDB etc are pretty ok la. DB isn't great in the rain but just slow down la. 80-90 max if I were you. I hated them cuz I couldn't drive like I used to in the rain only. Otherwise they were quite silent (got noise, not impossibly quiet, but quieter than normal) and considering I had them 60 profile on 15" rims they were good. But so damn expensive.
HAHAHAHAHA! Better don later you get "truck noise" and "truck performance".
Personally I think stick with the safe brands. PS4/Assy3/AdvanDB etc are pretty ok la. DB isn't great in the rain but just slow down la. 80-90 max if I were you. I hated them cuz I couldn't drive like I used to in the rain only. Otherwise they were quite silent (got noise, not impossibly quiet, but quieter than normal) and considering I had them 60 profile on 15" rims they were good. But so damn expensive.
Good not cheap mah!......hhahahhahaGot some joker said Yoko Fleva are "truck tyres" in LY.
HAHAHAHAHA! Better don later you get "truck noise" and "truck performance".
Personally I think stick with the safe brands. PS4/Assy3/AdvanDB etc are pretty ok la. DB isn't great in the rain but just slow down la. 80-90 max if I were you. I hated them cuz I couldn't drive like I used to in the rain only. Otherwise they were quite silent (got noise, not impossibly quiet, but quieter than normal) and considering I had them 60 profile on 15" rims they were good. But so damn expensive.
Fleva V701 also under Advan category, should not be that bad lah......lol
Haha truck tyres.
I just got an offer for RE003 @ RM303/pc all in.
Kind of irresistable. Any advice on this? Is the RE003 considered a noisy tyre or average sounding tyre?
I just got an offer for RE003 @ RM303/pc all in.
Kind of irresistable. Any advice on this? Is the RE003 considered a noisy tyre or average sounding tyre?
It's a sticky tyre. Sticky tyres are not quiet tyres. Last time i was following a car with RE003 going up Ulu Yam and that car was flinging rocks at my car.m a v [3] r i c k;1064694528 said:
I honestly doubt it'll be quiet.
In addition to Izso's comment above, this tire also might not be as good in the wet especially as it gets more worn out. You can see the tread pattern has more big rubber blocks with not so much water channels like Michelin PS3/4. Note also the tread wear rating is rather low at 220 only (as opposed to around 300 of the others) hence it will finish off quite fast.m a v [3] r i c k;1064694528 said:
Yup, big thread blocks design are usually more noisy, but would like to know how loud will it be? Louder than Michelin PS3? Louder than AD07 (yes, I am THAT old
)?Any idea how it fares in the wet? I drive according to speed limit in the wet, but you know, some shit tyres can break traction even with minimal puddle of water.
Bro.. I've used AD07. So yes I'm as old as you.m a v [3] r i c k;1064694533 said:Yup, big thread blocks design are usually more noisy, but would like to know how loud will it be? Louder than Michelin PS3? Louder than AD07 (yes, I am THAT old
Any idea how it fares in the wet? I drive according to speed limit in the wet, but you know, some shit tyres can break traction even with minimal puddle of water.
And nothing is noisier than AD07.. nothing. My god my ears. But what grip!
And tbh I've heard the Re003 on a Wira and it seemed ok. But I can't really compare the PS3 cuz my car is a Sylphy running on 17" vs the Wira 15" with thicker profile. And PS3 I'm finding it quite noisy on a Sylphy which is supposedly a quiet car. And I have my sound proofing done for my car for my sound system too.. so you can imagine la.
Loud level not so sure due to exhaust but one thing for sure, you can hear the pasir or the tar sometime hits the fender on some roads. Quite noticeable amount of sound.m a v [3] r i c k;1064694533 said:Yup, big thread blocks design are usually more noisy, but would like to know how loud will it be? Louder than Michelin PS3? Louder than AD07 (yes, I am THAT old
Any idea how it fares in the wet? I drive according to speed limit in the wet, but you know, some shit tyres can break traction even with minimal puddle of water.
Driving on wet so far for me ok la. Not bad and didn't pull to the side or whatsoever
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I bit blur....previous on chicken brand rp01, ps3 not sound so loud.Bro.. I've used AD07. So yes I'm as old as you.
And nothing is noisier than AD07.. nothing. My god my ears. But what grip!
And tbh I've heard the Re003 on a Wira and it seemed ok. But I can't really compare the PS3 cuz my car is a Sylphy running on 17" vs the Wira 15" with thicker profile. And PS3 I'm finding it quite noisy on a Sylphy which is supposedly a quiet car. And I have my sound proofing done for my car for my sound system too.. so you can imagine la.
Now on rolix type-c ori, sound louder. Hahaha...
Don ask me what is rolix.
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