Platinum is smaller sizes and higher profile tyres, right? If not mistaken, 13 to 16", and 60 series upwards, unless they came out with different sizes already...
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Platinum is smaller sizes and higher profile tyres, right? If not mistaken, 13 to 16", and 60 series upwards, unless they came out with different sizes already...
I did check with PTS... says out of stock
yesterday just get a pair of ATR Sport 2 from Klang Jooi Seng, will update my review later
Price is reasonable. That's it if you can stand the noise. Otherwise, quite okay for it's price. Not prone to aquaplaning.
Tread seem to last forever...lol.
I will suggest you to take the ATR Sport 2 instead.
Tread seem to last forever...lol.
I will suggest you to take the ATR Sport 2 instead.
Don't oversize, may loose power and may scratch wheel arch....
Yeah..oversize also means more contact with road surface...could be swervy if thread left about 50% and driving can be nervy...Yeah bro VR, platinum is for smaller size, as my fren is going for 15, for his sylphy....or is it 14 I cant remember...but I heard platinum also have size 17, for comfort...I tested the sidewall...so so only...not hard enough - comfort...but scary lor when attack corner...just my tot
Not sure, 17" Platinum not shown in their website. Another popular tyre is their Asy 2233
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Having driven on the ATR Sport for a week. Dry grip is decent, but the pressure from the shop was a tad bit too low, so i bumped the pressure to about ~37psi up front and ~35psi at the rears (do note that the tires were warm when I pumped them)
Will continue to monitor and give feedback as long as I'm using these rubbers.
37psi on 50 series not bumpy?:hmmmm:
Yes a bit more bumpier
Can tell by driving along East West Link, those red markers after Bdr Sri Permaisuri towards Mid Valley. Previously it felt more supple.
Yes a bit more bumpier
Can tell by driving along East West Link, those red markers after Bdr Sri Permaisuri towards Mid Valley. Previously it felt more supple.
Previous tyre what air pressure? Is ATR Sports sidewall hard? Probably can try like 33 to 35 psi or maybe you just the cornering kaki....hahahahhaha
bump old thread
Having driven on the ATR Sport for a week. Dry grip is decent, but the pressure from the shop was a tad bit too low, so i bumped the pressure to about ~37psi up front and ~35psi at the rears (do note that the tires were warm when I pumped them)
Will continue to monitor and give feedback as long as I'm using these rubbers.
Was on 32. Bumped up to 34 noisy as hell for my Persona. And quite bumpy.
More air, more noise?????:hmmmm:
Somehow. More whirring sound. Will pump back to 32 and listen.
Previous tyre what air pressure? Is ATR Sports sidewall hard? Probably can try like 33 to 35 psi or maybe you just the cornering kaki....hahahahhaha
Also around ~35-37psi when warm. I am corner kaki
Probably road noise....
---------- Post added at 07:29 PM ---------- 6 hour anti-bump limit - Previous post was at 07:28 PM ----------
Also around ~35-37psi when warm. I am corner kaki
If 33 - 35psi you pump at station is hot also, so will be 31 - 33......
Probably road noise....
If 33 - 35psi you pump at station is hot also, so will be 31 - 33......
Eh ya hor
My exhaust louder than tires
Eh ya hor
My exhaust louder than tires
Same here, that is why traction and handling to me is front priorities. Noise, comfort is last.....
Exhaust louder, springs and absorbers also harder....
Same here, that is why traction and handling to me is front priorities. Noise, comfort is last.....
Apa tu comfort?
Boleh makan? :stupid:
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