Neuton NT8000

Now I remembered I pumped 40psi front and 38psi rear.Hahahaha

40 psi and 38 is hell of a lot man...don't over inflate your tyres...the threadwear will wear
unevenly and your car feels more bumpy too...

More air may have better FC but then grip is not there.

My saga only 32 front and 29 rear. Unless have heavy load behind. rear will add 2psi and front 1psi.
Recommended was 31 Front and 28 Rear.

Corolla 16" if not wrong is 32 front and rear as recommended.
 
Got a shock earlier along the bukit jalil puchong bypass.. was doing about 60 on 4th gear, when my car just pulled left out of a sudden.. road was wet from the rain, but there were no puddles...

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40 psi and 38 is hell of a lot man...don't over inflate your tyres...the threadwear will wear
unevenly and your car feels more bumpy too...

More air may have better FC but then grip is not there.

My saga only 32 front and 29 rear. Unless have heavy load behind. rear will add 2psi and front 1psi.
Recommended was 31 Front and 28 Rear.

Corolla 16" if not wrong is 32 front and rear as recommended.

His butt is so soft 40psi nothing to him.....:rofl:

---------- Post added at 03:08 PM ---------- 6 hour anti-bump limit - Previous post was at 03:07 PM ----------

Got a shock earlier along the bukit jalil puchong bypass.. was doing about 60 on 4th gear, when my car just pulled left out of a sudden.. road was wet from the rain, but there were no puddles...

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Irregular road surface?
 
His butt is so soft 40psi nothing to him.....:rofl:

---------- Post added at 03:08 PM ---------- 6 hour anti-bump limit - Previous post was at 03:07 PM ----------



Irregular road surface?

Maybe.....just gotta be more careful....

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40 psi and 38 is hell of a lot man...don't over inflate your tyres...the threadwear will wear
unevenly and your car feels more bumpy too...

More air may have better FC but then grip is not there.

My saga only 32 front and 29 rear. Unless have heavy load behind. rear will add 2psi and front 1psi.
Recommended was 31 Front and 28 Rear.

Corolla 16" if not wrong is 32 front and rear as recommended.


i consistently pump 37-38psi front and 33-34psi rear... :p


front on nct5..rear on parada spec 2.....

its about time to replace both front and rear tyre..... eyeing corsa veera and this neuton nt8000...yet to decide..maybe use both :biggrin:
 
i consistently pump 37-38psi front and 33-34psi rear... :p


front on nct5..rear on parada spec 2.....

its about time to replace both front and rear tyre..... eyeing corsa veera and this neuton nt8000...yet to decide..maybe use both :biggrin:

Or NT5000....directional....:driver:
 
Here - NT5000


NT8000


nt8000 looks better.. (to me)

nt5000 looks like normal tyre only....


to compare with parada:
http://www.camskill.co.uk/smsimg/2427/79655-84555-full--2427.jpg


or forceum hexa shoulder:
$T2eC16FHJHgFFly!DRH)BR1YmKmL,g~~60_35.JPG



or corsa veera shoulder:
http://www.waytodeal.com/public/images/buy/large/20100412145544_29.png
 
is Forceum tyre is ok? i mean is it reliable?

i've used it last time when on 14" wheels.....

really good if u consider the price...grip on wet and dry is good...as well as threadwear.....

just downside is when thread less than 20% it starts to wobble....maybe due to uneven wear as i'm using aggressive camber setup to compensate thick sidewall



atleast should be ok when u consider the manufacturer was similar to achilles,corsa,fdr (indonesian tyre manufacturer)....and i would choose this over the cheaper china tyre......(i would say this forceum range will be my lowest limit for tyre selection)
 

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