My review on kumho ku36, and toyo r1r.

I've used R1Rs previously, now I'm looking for something that won't hurt my wallet as much. Any recommendations for sub RM300? Can get KU36 at that price? It's for 195/55/R15.

KU36 only has 205/50 for 15"... the prices now are around 320-360... when first came out RM280 only

perhaps try looking into Champiro SX2... was recently launched sub RM300... not sure if price gone up.
 
KU36 only has 205/50 for 15"... the prices now are around 320-360... when first came out RM280 only

perhaps try looking into Champiro SX2... was recently launched sub RM300... not sure if price gone up.

In that case, have to rule out KU36 then...haha
 
KU36 only has 205/50 for 15"... the prices now are around 320-360... when first came out RM280 only

perhaps try looking into Champiro SX2... was recently launched sub RM300... not sure if price gone up.

The SX2 are 195/50R15. 195/55R15 coming later....

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I've used R1Rs previously, now I'm looking for something that won't hurt my wallet as much. Any recommendations for sub RM300? Can get KU36 at that price? It's for 195/55/R15.

What's the closet tire under Max Performance that I can go for that is near Extreme tire?

Btw, Quicksave is selling 195/55/R15. AD08R at 360 per pc. Limited stock though..so if interested better hurry!



R1R as a daily ok leh...not that bad. But if you see rain, better go to left lane siap2...haha

The BS RE-002 are close but they are expensive also....:banghead:

My friend on Evo X that came with Dunlop SP600 complain he can only drive at 80kph when raining. Finally call me up, then recommend him GY Asy2. Love them until the PSS came out. Now on those....:driver:

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got my ku36 yesterday..205/50/15..rm 295 :proud:

Fuyoh! Good size for 195/55R15 upgrade....:burnout:
 
The BS RE-002 are close but they are expensive also....:banghead:

My friend on Evo X that came with Dunlop SP600 complain he can only drive at 80kph when raining. Finally call me up, then recommend him GY Asy2. Love them until the PSS came out. Now on those....:driver:

GY F1 Asy2? Should be 18" above only right?

RE002 > RE05? Both are under Max right? Seriously pening with BS line up (is that a pun?lol)

How about PS3? I'm seriously considering them to replace the R1Rs. Should be available under RM300 right?
 
GY F1 Asy2? Should be 18" above only right?

RE002 > RE05? Both are under Max right? Seriously pening with BS line up (is that a pun?lol)

How about PS3? I'm seriously considering them to replace the R1Rs. Should be available under RM300 right?
Yes, my friend's Evo X on 18".

RE-001 and replacement RE-002 should be under UHP. RE-050 is Max.
However RE-001 and 002 does not seems to exist overseas. RE-001 I found under RE-760 having same pattern.

PS3 feedback having very good dry and wet traction and handling, however many from extreme going to this, complain about soft sidewall. Have to pump up the air pressure then giving them bumpy right.
Not the same type of handling especially in corners.
 
Yes, my friend's Evo X on 18".

RE-001 and replacement RE-002 should be under UHP. RE-050 is Max.
However RE-001 and 002 does not seems to exist overseas. RE-001 I found under RE-760 having same pattern.

PS3 feedback having very good dry and wet traction and handling, however many from extreme going to this, complain about soft sidewall. Have to pump up the air pressure then giving them bumpy right.
Not the same type of handling especially in corners.

Ah...thanks for the info. Very helpful. Could a lower profile size help in this regard i.e going for 195/50/R15?

Any max tires with hard sidewall? Hankook S1 Evo/Evo2 are not available in 15" right? How about Federal?
 
found this on Racing Art FB... after some googling... seems to be pretty decent... anyone has any reviews? seems pretty bang for buck

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found this on Racing Art FB... after some googling... seems to be pretty decent... anyone has any reviews? seems pretty bang for buck

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If you plan to use in on a street car, then keep this in mind, when it rains you risk aqua planing and slamming the wall. Please bear in mind our country is tropical and it rains cats and dogs.

Sometimes even if you drive at 60km/h, and another driver does a stupid manoeuvre and you slam the brakes, the roads are wet and you may not stop in time.

If its track only, go for it!
 
found this on Racing Art FB... after some googling... seems to be pretty decent... anyone has any reviews? seems pretty bang for buck

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Wow! Nankang Tyres. Their NS-2 also not many feedback. These tyres are very new...

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Ah...thanks for the info. Very helpful. Could a lower profile size help in this regard i.e going for 195/50/R15?

Any max tires with hard sidewall? Hankook S1 Evo/Evo2 are not available in 15" right? How about Federal?

Yes, lower profile will help, less sidewall flex.
Yup, Hankook S1Evo and Evo2 do not have in 15"
Federal Best Road tyres are the 595Evo. The 595RPM (Asy) also start with 17". Higher up will be the 595 RS-R Extreme tyres already..

If going for 195/50R15 can try the GT Radial SX2...:driver: 195/55R15 coming....
 
found this on Racing Art FB... after some googling... seems to be pretty decent... anyone has any reviews? seems pretty bang for buck

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If I read correctly, this is semi slicks right? What tires are you on now Bro Madman?

Wow! Nankang Tyres. Their NS-2 also not many feedback. These tyres are very new...

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Yes, lower profile will help, less sidewall flex.
Yup, Hankook S1Evo and Evo2 do not have in 15"
Federal Best Road tyres are the 595Evo. The 595RPM (Asy) also start with 17". Higher up will be the 595 RS-R Extreme tyres already..

If going for 195/50R15 can try the GT Radial SX2...:driver: 195/55R15 coming....


Should be able to get PS3 under RM300 for that size right? How about the price for the 595Evo?
 
If you plan to use in on a street car, then keep this in mind, when it rains you risk aqua planing and slamming the wall. Please bear in mind our country is tropical and it rains cats and dogs.

Sometimes even if you drive at 60km/h, and another driver does a stupid manoeuvre and you slam the brakes, the roads are wet and you may not stop in time.

If its track only, go for it!

actually based on the review i read... this dood was saying its pretty decent in the wet too... and hes in the UK where the weather is gloomy almost all the time and get decent amount of rain....but definitely doesnt come close to our tropical storms la hahahhaha


Wow! Nankang Tyres. Their NS-2 also not many feedback. These tyres are very new...

Federal Best Road tyres are the 595Evo. The 595RPM (Asy) also start with 17". Higher up will be the 595 RS-R Extreme tyres already..

yeah the nankang NS-2R is pretty new and there isnt much reviews... but price wise, theyre pretty bang for buck is theyre semi slicks.

extreme tires are still road tires... the RSR tops that list in the federal line of tires which will make them their best road tires.. ive read/heard alot say the 595evo pretty much sucks... dunno la....never tried...not bothered oso... hahahha


If I read correctly, this is semi slicks right? What tires are you on now Bro Madman?

i guess they are nankangs semi slicks la... but then again... in malaysia many people confuse extreme tires for semi slicks... like the ad07/ad08, or 595rsr or ku36 or r1r or re-11...many refer to them as semi slicks when theyre not and are actually street tires...hell even the cheapo yokohama prada spec 2 oso some call them semi slicks coz of the thread pattern :banghead:

so it may just be nankangs extreme tire category... and judging by the amount of threads... i would believe that.. u rarely see semi slicks having THAT much threads.

im currently on Federal 595 RS-R
 
Should be able to get PS3 under RM300 for that size right? How about the price for the 595Evo?

Yup, can get PS3 below RM300 for both 195/50R15 and 195/55R15.

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extreme tires are still road tires... the RSR tops that list in the federal line of tires which will make them their best road tires.. ive read/heard alot say the 595evo pretty much sucks... dunno la....never tried...not bothered oso... hahahha

i guess they are nankangs semi slicks la... but then again... in malaysia many people confuse extreme tires for semi slicks... like the ad07/ad08, or 595rsr or ku36 or r1r or re-11...many refer to them as semi slicks when theyre not and are actually street tires...hell even the cheapo yokohama prada spec 2 oso some call them semi slicks coz of the thread pattern :banghead:

so it may just be nankangs extreme tire category... and judging by the amount of threads... i would believe that.. u rarely see semi slicks having THAT much threads.
I am with you on this. Extreme are still daily use road tires, but for some have to be extra careful in heavy rain or wet roads. 595Evo I heard are noisy and wet grip even though directional are not really up to par.
Federal semi slick are the FZ-201, Others will be the likes of Yoko A048, Toyo R888, Michelin Sports Club, Kumho VictoRacer V700.

Yah! I also put the NS-2R as extreme like the GT Radial SX2...
 
fren told me,
if u can save ur hand n leg by using a more grip tyre.....y want to save mayb not exceed rm100 /ea tyre.....:idea:

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we know its pain to pay more at te moments ur pay......BUT.....we r not change tyre every day or week n month.....
 
fren told me,
if u can save ur hand n leg by using a more grip tyre.....y want to save mayb not exceed rm100 /ea tyre.....:idea:

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we know its pain to pay more at te moments ur pay......BUT.....we r not change tyre every day or week n month.....

Yup, at least up to 2 years.....
 
my fren use to TOUGE every saturday to genting.....all of them r using Ad08.....1 of them just recently try KU36.....

his comment.......ku36 no gud.....very far different compare ad08.....

im currently waiting for Ad08r....no more federal rsr595.......not to said its not gud.....but its harden after 1 yr,.....somemore te tyre shop told me better pump 32psi....if not the side wall tends to break easily...Just my 2cents....:listen:
 
my fren use to TOUGE every saturday to genting.....all of them r using Ad08.....1 of them just recently try KU36.....

his comment.......ku36 no gud.....very far different compare ad08.....

im currently waiting for Ad08r....no more federal rsr595.......not to said its not gud.....but its harden after 1 yr,.....somemore te tyre shop told me better pump 32psi....if not the side wall tends to break easily...Just my 2cents....:listen:

AD-08 compare to Kumho sure big difference.....
 

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