185/60/R14 on Myvi stock rims

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Used to be UHP was the highest then will jump to Extreme. Extreme usually more for dry so it has soft compound and more for track use but road legal. Then they develop Max, actually a UHP but better so they decide to create another level called Max, so this Max falls in between UHP and Extreme

Slick
Semi Slick
Extreme
Max
UHP
Comfort Performance
HP
Entry & Eco

HP and Comfort Performance towards Mid range

So, UHP, Max and maybe Extreme are considered as the best ones that one can get if they want to find a right balance between wet and dry conditions as well as regular street use?

 

[vr2turbo]

So, UHP, Max and maybe Extreme are considered as the best ones that one can get if they want to find a right balance between wet and dry conditions as well as regular street use?

Nope, UHP and Max only. Extreme usually bad in wet, but extremely good in dry.....

 

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Sounds Chinese have Wanli, but Probably is Jingyu which is greenish blue.....hahhahahhah

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Same loh....entry level.....

I just remembered the name today. It seems that tyre that I am referring to earlier is called Sailun. Any idea what is that?

 

[vr2turbo]

I just remembered the name today. It seems that tyre that I am referring to earlier is called Sailun. Any idea what is that?

Sama sama from China. Quite new player is tyre industry like 10 years or so but being sold in many countries already. UK, Australia, Canada....

 

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Sama sama from China. Quite new player is tyre industry like 10 years or so but being sold in many countries already. UK, Australia, Canada....

I heard the price is way lower than famous brands. The friend that I mention in another thread who bought 195/55/R15 C-Drive 2 told me that the same shop quoted him RM160 for Sailun tyres. His C-Drive 2 cost RM220. Quite a big gap.