ARTICLE: Choosing The Right Set Of Tyres for your Car

VikramAditya · 15th July 2024, 16:55

Greetings Guys,

I plan to change the tyres on my Polo 1.2 GT TSI, was able to have an experience with Continentals UC6 on a Tiago and was very impressed with the tyre quality and how it rides. I was also considering Yokohama earth-1 S-drives and looking out for Michelin.

My Stock tyres were MRF ZVTV, which is a great tyre that has a level of ride quality but you might feel braking could lack plus superior handling but it fails to give you a better fuel economy tyre noise is there too so I was thinking of trying a different company. I recently upgraded to Bridgestone in my Alto k10 and was satisfied with the performance. I have also experienced Goodyear as the stock Alto came with Goodyear assurance.

I have a query should I upsize my tyre?
Are tyre warranties and claims a scam? cause I have come across various guys having problems claiming their warranty upon torn / leakage/ puncture/ sidewall rips.

Any suggestions would be appreciated!

15th July 2024, 16:55	#946
VikramAditya BANNED Join Date: May 2020 Location: Chandigarh Posts: 26 Thanked: 36 Times Infractions: 0/1 (5)	Re: ARTICLE: Choosing The Right Set Of Tyres for your Car Greetings Guys, I plan to change the tyres on my Polo 1.2 GT TSI, was able to have an experience with Continentals UC6 on a Tiago and was very impressed with the tyre quality and how it rides. I was also considering Yokohama earth-1 S-drives and looking out for Michelin. My Stock tyres were MRF ZVTV, which is a great tyre that has a level of ride quality but you might feel braking could lack plus superior handling but it fails to give you a better fuel economy tyre noise is there too so I was thinking of trying a different company. I recently upgraded to Bridgestone in my Alto k10 and was satisfied with the performance. I have also experienced Goodyear as the stock Alto came with Goodyear assurance. I have a query should I upsize my tyre? Are tyre warranties and claims a scam? cause I have come across various guys having problems claiming their warranty upon torn / leakage/ puncture/ sidewall rips. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
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