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DUNLOP Tires

The Q5/Q5S is a good fire and has great grip with relatively low maintenance in the sense that you don't need to run warmers. What does suck is the wear, which is pretty aggressive ????

Pros: great grip, low maintenance
Cons: aggressive wear
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MICHELIN Tires
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Rating 5.0

If you run 17 inch, go for 215/45R17. Get the Michelin Pilot sport 4s or 5, Goodyear Eagle F1 Asym 6, or Conti Sportcontact 7/extremecontact (depends if you're in EU or US). Those are the best allround tires you can get. 215/45 offers a bit more contact and a bit more comfort

Pros: more contact, more comfort
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MICHELIN Tires
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Rating 4.0

I swapped my 22" Pirelli Scorpions with the 22" Michelin Defender MS/2 115H. The ride is much more supple, and they cost far less than the Scorpions, while the efficiency is nearly the same (within .14 kwh/mi).

Pros: more supple ride
Cons: efficiency nearly the same
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DUNLOP Tires

For City just get Toyo Japan made. It'll cost u lest than RM600 per tyre. I've used Dunlop before and it's good. Threadwear high but the tyre not too hard. Good grip in dry but average in wet. Toyo Japan made excellent in wet n dry.

Pros: good grip in dry
Cons: average in wet
Vehicle: Honda City
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DUNLOP Tires

Coming up on 40k on the original factory set. They're about down to the bars, this will be my last summer on them.

Pros: lasted 40k miles
Cons: down to the bars
Vehicle: Subaru
Mileage: 40000 km
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