Tyres for Toyota Corolla Altis 1.6 2019

We are using Falken ziex ze 914 in gli Dec 2016 and gli Dec 2017 . They were half in price of the expensive tyre brands and are doing the job very well. Less road noise and a very good comfort level. Also in the said gli auto 2016 we are keeping 33 psi pressure in all four tyres because roads under use are all okay. The car is giving fuel average of 16+ on long route.

Have used Yokohama advan db in gli 2015 and Michlen energy savers in Japanese corolla axio. Also used dunlop tyres in gli 2007 and gli 2010.The Falken tyres are almost same in comfort grip handling and road noise but cost almost half.
I am not sure about their current price but may be we got a good deal then.

Moreover a cousin is using following Chinese tyres in his gli 2016. I drove his car and found the tyres very comfortable and quiet.I took a picture of the tyre.

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About the size of tyre it is very wise to stick to the recomended tyre size. A bigger or smaller size will definitely have adverse effect on suspension of the car after a couple of thousand mileage or after a trip to some bumpy road.
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I forgot to mention above that if you or someone else decides to go with econo tyres and make saving from his expected budget allocated for the expensive brands then you or he should spend some amount as sadqah from his said saving on the poor and needy. Allah Paks' help, blessing and protection would then be with you as an added and best benefit.

Brands highlight that tyre is the most crucial part because its your vehicles's contact point with the road therefore they urge you to spend more and more on tyres. Just a marketing gimmick. Yes there is a difference of 19/20 as we say in Urdu. But the econo brands are also equally into research and development. They also know the types of rubbers and wires used in manufacturing. No need to fret much on tyres. Make a saving and spend the same on the best use i.e. sadaqah.
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Sir thanks for your kind response. You raised a very valid point of safety concern and discussed with professional approach . I was about to mention this one also in above posts but to keep the write up brief I delibrately ignored. First thing first ; sir please re-assure yourself that nothing at all can protect your life more than a sadaqah.

That said, I am no tyre guru and cannot say with certainity whether it is the tread pattern of tyre or its rubber/wires material that determine the braking distance or may be brakes alone have major role in this regard. However the wet grip definitely varies from pattern to pattern. Our importers are also very wise they import tyre models having reasonable performnce in all aspects.

I frequently travel on M5 part of the Motorway where several accidents have occured due to overspeeding and tyre bursts. I humbly suspect cat eyes fixed on all lanes of this Motorway to be the cause of tyre bursts. A well known accident on M5 was of Hyundai Sonata. An expensive sedan having quality tyres fitted from the factory or even if the owner had got them replaced he would definitely have gone for the better ones. Still the car lost control all of a sudden and hit the road barrier while cruising at the speed of 140 thereby killing all the passengers. My guess is that some cat eyes put a cut on tyres during lane changes. Allah Pak knows best. So from the example we can easily assess safety capability of quality tyres.

The point is that we should not go for the BMWs and Mercedeses of the tyres rather settle for the Toyotas, Suzukis,Hondas and MGs from amogst the tyre brands.
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