Cheap tyres better then bald tyres and much much better than a cracked tyre with the internal plies all showing already.Agree, some not willing to spend money on good tyres and want cheap tyres yet cheap ones that is not safe to use.
You running banyak negative camber then......my tires used to be like that on my perdana, but the inner side, didn't realize it till I had a flat tyre as the outer side still had thread.
Was on a Satria. Cause? well, tyres worn and since in the front, the cornering wore the shoulders more then the pattern area....What caused this to happen? And what car is this?
I see. Thanks for the explanation. That doesn't look like stock tyre size on Satria. Low profile tyres? Stock was like 175/65 or something like that isn't it?Was on a Satria. Cause? well, tyres worn and since in the front, the cornering wore the shoulders more then the pattern area....
Yup, aftermarket upgraded size of 205/45R16I see. Thanks for the explanation. That doesn't look like stock tyre size on Satria. Low profile tyres? Stock was like 175/65 or something like that isn't it?
Not sure what tyres. The condition too bad to even want to check....What brands of tires? And whats the treadwear rating?
Second picture shows bridgestone (?) with treadweaer rating of 220? :O
P.S: Thats why uncle VR2Turbo have to open tire shop. We ZTH forum members will gladly promote your tire shop business hehehe
But botak must still be all rubber not see steel belts coming out.....hahahahahamaybe the owner want to wear the tyre until so botak......until ppl thought it was slick tyres used in dragster.
Mine currently using 185/60. If I increase the size, will it be bad?Yup, aftermarket upgraded size of 205/45R16
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Not sure what tyres. The condition too bad to even want to check....
Looks pretty bad. Can you see the nylon plies? If yes, better change it.
Rub-damaged by road kerb.
You are on OE 14" so 185/60R14 is best. Used to have 195/55R14 size but very rare nowadays.Mine currently using 185/60. If I increase the size, will it be bad?
What's OE? Original rims? I'm not using stock rims. I'm using some Enkei rim but I had no idea what name is that or perhaps it is some replica rim. I'll attach a pic here.Looks pretty bad. Can you see the nylon plies? If yes, better change it.
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You are on OE 14" so 185/60R14 is best. Used to have 195/55R14 size but very rare nowadays.
If you want to upgrade further then need rim change too. To 15" then 195/50R15, or 205/50R15 in extreme case...
Oh! OE is Original Equipment and Wira is either 13" or 14". The 1.3 and 1.5 came with 13" and 1.6 came with 14", so I put both as OE size.What's OE? Original rims? I'm not using stock rims. I'm using some Enkei rim but I had no idea what name is that or perhaps it is some replica rim. I'll attach a pic here.
Or maybe replica haha.Oh! OE is Original Equipment and Wira is either 13" or 14". The 1.3 and 1.5 came with 13" and 1.6 came with 14", so I put both as OE size.
Enkei is famous Japanese Rims, but they have a local factory in Malaysia. Yours could be local Enkei...
Thanks for telling. I din't know Enkei got local factory.Oh! OE is Original Equipment and Wira is either 13" or 14". The 1.3 and 1.5 came with 13" and 1.6 came with 14", so I put both as OE size.
Enkei is famous Japanese Rims, but they have a local factory in Malaysia. Yours could be local Enkei...
Enkei got many factories in different countries: here, Indonesia, Philippine, Taiwan for examples.Thanks for telling. I din't know Enkei got local factory.
Change to this, one of the lightest rims ever made!Or maybe replica haha.
Change like Izso go 15 inch light weight. yum yum.