POH HENG TYRESNEW THREAD

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Thank u bro for the good price u charge me for the tyres u change for me just now. CHEERS for u .

Brand: Bridgestone
Category: Passenger Tyres
Classification: Ultra High Performance, High Performance

+ Sporty and stylish, low profile tyres improve your car's appearance and handling
+ Speed rated to 240km/h
+ Proven Bridgestone racing technology you can afford
+ The UNI-Directional Tread Pattern, F1 Nose Shape and Centre Rib delivers exceptional wet handling and dry handling.
+ The Silent AC Block insures a quiet and comfortable ride.

The Bridgestone MY-01 is a sporty-looking low-profile tyre with a rim protector and uni-directional tread pattern that offers a well-balanced overall driving performance in a premium product that is affordable.



The Bridgestone MY-01 features a uni-directional pattern with shoulder sipe for increased comfort, racing-car derived nose design for superior wet weather performance and 3D rib block to reduce noise and prevent irregular wear. A rim protector contributes to the sporty appearance whilst adding to the practical advantages of the tyre.

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hi justin..how much for ad07 225/45/r17?

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240



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Filling your tyres with Nitrogen is a good way to get better performance and safety from your tyres. Nitrogen will leak three or four times more slowly than compressed air, which can lead to some pretty useful benefits like:

Stable tyre pressure.
Improved road grip.
Safer all-weather performance.
Increased fuel economy.
No internal oxidisation through the elimination of moisture.
Increased tyre life.

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hey justin, any nice rims to recomm for bravo?

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try tis
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Formula FM 901
Directional Tread Pattern provides exceptional traction and anti-aquaplaning performance.

High Performance tread Compound gives excellent grip on all road conditions.

Digital Rolling Simulation (DSR) technology improves wear uniformity

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Our Ultimate Performance Tire. Michelin® Pilot® Sport PS2™ tires offer an impressive combination of performances for many of the world's fastest cars.

Features and Benefits
Chosen by the World's Fastest
Michelin® Pilot® Sport PS2™ tires meet or exceed the discriminating standards of the world’s top sports car manufacturers including Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Bugatti, and Koenigsegg.

Best-In-Class Cornering
A Variable Contact Patch breaks traditional compromises by putting more rubber on the road during a variety of maneuvers, resulting in class-leading cornering and consistent straight-line performance.1

Highest Combined Wet and Dry Performance
With two distinct tread patterns and two specialized tread compounds, Michelin® Pilot® Sport PS2™ tires deliver the highest combined wet and dry performance in its class.



Tuned for Sport Compacts. Michelin® Pilot® Exalto® PE2™ tires promote outstanding street performance in wet and dry conditions.

Features and Benefits
Predictable Dry Grip1
A Variable Contact Patch breaks traditional compromises by putting more rubber on the road during a variety of maneuvers, resulting in exceptional grip and consistent straight-line performance.

Precise Control in Wet Conditions Without Sacrificing Dry Traction
A dual, asymmetric tread design combines two tread patterns to deliver optimum wet and dry grip, helping the tire maintain its performance levels.

Performance With Low Tread Noise
A uniquely designed, acoustically tuned tread greatly reduces road noise and vehicle vibrations, leading to a high level of on-road comfort.

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How To Read A Sidewall

There is a lot of useful information molded into the sidewall of every tire. Included are manufacturer and tire name; section width; aspect ratio; construction; rim diameter; speed rating; load range; treadwear, temperature and traction labeling and other required designations.



SIZE
All tires sold in the United States must meet the size standards for bead shape, width, diameter and other parameters established by a recognized standardizing organization. World leaders among such organizations are the European Tire and Rim Technical Organization (ETRTO) and the U. S. Tire and Rim Association (T&RA). Both use a partially metric-based system. Virtually all passenger tires on the market today use the rim and tire sizing, load and inflation system established by these bodies. All U. S. highway tires must also meet U. S. D.O.T. standards as indicated by the letters 'D.O.T.' on the sidewall.

The several tire size designations in use today depend on when a vehicle was manufactured and whether it was domestically produced or imported. All tire-sizing systems used today provide information about a tire's dimensions. Among the most important for proper fitment is height, width and load carrying capacity.
P-Metric: This is the United States version of a metric sizing system established in 1976. P-Metric passenger car tire sizes begin with "P," which simply means "Passenger."

Metric: This European tire sizing system is similar to P-Metric but does not use the "P" designator.

Alphanumeric: This system was established in 1968 and is based on the tire's load carrying capacity, correlated to its overall size. The tire's capacity and size are indicated by letter designations from "A" (smallest tire, lowest capacity) to "N" (largest tire, highest capacity). An example of an Alphanumeric tire size is BR78-13. "B" shows size/load, "R" indicates radial construction, "78" is the aspect ratio, and "13" is the wheel size in inches.

Numeric: This is the oldest standardized tire sizing system for passenger car tires. When this system was adopted, tire aspect ratios were either 92 or 82. For example, a 7.00-14 tire has a section width of 7 inches, a rim diameter of 14 inches and an aspect ratio of 92. The low profile equivalent size tire with an aspect ratio of 82 would be 7.35-14.

Example: P215/65R15 89H

P PASSENGER (P-METRIC/NON-P-METRIC)
This indicates a passenger car tire. If the first character in the size designation is a "P," the tire is a "P-Metric" tire and is engineered to standards set by the T&RA. If there is no "P", the tire is engineered to ETRTO standards and is a metric tire. The standards set by T&RA and ETRTO have evolved together and are virtually interchangeable.

215 SECTION WIDTH
These numerals indicate the tire section width in millimeters. This is the dimension from sidewall to sidewall. A tire's section width will vary depending on the rim to which it is fitted. The section width will be larger on a wide rim and smaller on a narrow rim. Therefore, each tire is measured to specific rim width. (To convert millimeters into inches, divide by 25.4.)

65 ASPECT RATIO
This two-digit number indicates the tire's aspect ratio. It compares the tire's inflated section height, which is the distance from the bead to the tread, to its section width (maximum). An aspect ratio of 65 means that the tire's section height is 65% of the tire's section width. For clarity, the section width in millimeters is separated from the aspect ratio by a slash (/).

R CONSTRUCTION
This letter indicates the type of ply construction in the tire's casing or carcass. "R" means radial. "D" means diagonal, referring to bias ply tires. "B" means belted for belted-bias ply tires. Never mix radial tires with any other construction on a car.

15 RIM DIAMETER
The "15" indicates the rim diameter in inches. It is the diameter of the tire bead seat ledge in the rim. Most tires are built to inch standards for rim diameters. However, some tires are built to millimetric rim dimensions. Always match the tire's rim diameter to the wheel rim diameter. This is important for safety.
NOTE: A millimetric rim has a different shape than an inch rim; they are not interchangeable.

89H SERVICE DESCRIPTION
The service description is an alphanumeric combination, consisting of two parts, a number and a letter. In this example, "89" is the load index, which represents the load carrying capacity. (All passenger car tires in the U.S. are also marked with their actual load limit in pounds.) The letter part is the speed symbol, 'H,' in this example. This is the maximum speed for which the tire is rated at the load specified by the load index. In this example, 'H' means speeds up to 130 mph. Dunlop does not recommend the use of any of its products in excess of legal speed limits. Speed Ratings do not necessarily imply that the performance (handling and grip) of the tire meet the performance standards implied by the ratings.

Tire speed ratings must exceed the maximum speed capability of the vehicle to which they are fitted. Not all tires sold in the U.S. are speed rated, although many modern performance and luxury cars are equipped with speed rated Original Equipment tires. It is important to remember this when replacing the tires on your vehicle. Replace tires with equivalent or higher speed rated tires. Do not downgrade speed ratings from Original Equipment ratings.

NOTE: Speed Ratings - where applied are indicative of high performance characteristics based on European ECE 30 Indoor Wheel testing as performed by Dunlop and are not valid for damaged, altered, repaired, under-inflated, overloaded, excessively worn, or re-treaded tires. Dunlop does not recommend the use of any of its products in excess of legal speed limits.

SERVICE INDICATORS
Some tires carry additional markings related to service. An M&S or M+S designation means the tire is rated suitable by the manufacturer for mud and snow use. The guidelines are set by the Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA) in the United States.

ALL-SEASON DESIGNATION
This is a marking which means that the tire meets M&S/M+S requirements without the drawbacks of noise and rolling resistance associated with the traditional deep-lug winter tires. The M&S/M+S designation means that the tire is suitable for normal all-weather driving applications. Tires that meet the requirements of the M& S designation have better winter traction compared to those without the M&S symbol.

North American tire manufacturers and the RMA have established a voluntary, industry-wide definition for passenger and light truck tires intended for use in SEVERE SNOW CONDITIONS. Tires must meet a performance-based criteria featuring tread pattern, construction elements and materials which generally provide snow performance superior to that of tires bearing the RMA current M&S Rating. Such tires will display a mountain/snowflake symbol.

D.O.T.
The 10 digit D.O.T. code number molded into the sidewall designates the manufacturer and plant where the tire was produced, the tire line and size, and the week and year the tire was manufactured.

MAXIMUM PRESSURE/LOAD
All passenger tires are marked on the sidewalls to indicate maximum load capacity and maximum inflation pressure. Truck tires will indicate recommended pressure for maximum loads for both dual and single application.

HARMONIC MARKINGS
Red dots on Dunlop high performance tires for match mounting purposes. These dots mark the 'high spot' of the tire, which is then matched with the 'low spot' on the rim to cancel out harmonic vibration.

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Air Pressure
Inflation pressure is of the utmost importance to the safety, comfort and durability of your tyres.

Check tyre pressure regularly, every two weeks, conducting such check only when the tyre is "cold" because pressure increases through the heat generated during vehicle running.

Over-inflation causes tyres to run hard, more vulnerabe to impacts, less grip due to reduced area of contact with the road and faster wear in the center of the tread.

Under-inflation causes undue heat generation, faster wear at the shoulders of the tyre and structural degradation of the tyre. It can also affect your braking capabilities and reduce the stability of your vehicle.



What is the only link between the vehicle and the road?
The contact patch of a car tyre is roughly the same size as the palm of your hand. A tyre has to withstand and transmit great forces. This is why not only the tyre itself is important, but also the fitting and maintenance.






Why is wheel balancing important?

Wheel balancing is necessary to eliminate vibrations caused by imbalance in the rotating wheel / tyre assembly.

If wheels are not balanced, the result could be

Uncomfortable driving

Premature wearing of the suspension and steering components, rotating parts and tyres




A driver may not necessarily sense any imbalance at the steering wheel. It could be present in a tyre and be dampened by the vehicle. This is why balancing is equally important for both front and rear wheels.

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LIST OF 2ND HAND RIMS AND TYRES



17 Price
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1)Work emtoion XT7 grey with 215 50 17 ( 5x114.3 offset 42) $1.4k
2)Taiwan r tune silver with 215 50 17 (5x114.3 offset 40) $800
3)Sti gold rims with 225 45 17 (5x114.3 offset 50) $650
4)Rays united arrows gunmetal with 205 40 17(8holes offset 42) $1.1k
5)Magline forged model 601with 205 45 17 ( 4x100 offset 40) $1.4k
6)5zigen with 225 45 17(5x114.3 offset 48) $1.4k
7)OZ ultraleggera with 225 45 17 michelin( 5x114.3 offset 48) $1.6k
8)Gramlight 57rc with 215 45 17( 4x100 offset 43) $1k
9)Gramlight 57rc with 215 45 17( 5x114.3 offset 43) $1.4k
10)RAys g games77s with 215 45 17 silver(5x114.3) $1.4k
11)Magline 602 with 215 45 17(5x114.3 offset 40) $1.4k
12)5zigen proracer grey with 215 45 17( 5x114.3 offset 43) $1.4k
13)Advan racing rs grey with semislicks( 5x114.3 offset 30) $1.6k


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1)Enkei rms with 195 50 16 (4x100 offset43) $1.1k
2)OZ superleggara with 205 50 16(4x100 offset 37) $600
3)Magline 602 with 205 55 16 ( 10 holes offset 40) $1k
4)Rota spoon black with 205 50 16 ( 4x100 offset 30)

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Excellence

The new 3-in-1 performance tyre


Developed in partnership with leading vehicle manufacturers to exceed ever-demanding customer expectations, after Goodyear asked 40,000 people what they expect from a tyre. They named three things: safety, comfort and performance. That's why the revolutionary Excellence tyre incorporates three technologies into a single tyre. It offers you the safest possible drive, with superb performance in handling, and an exceptional feeling of comfort.


The Excellence features:
1)Extreme Safety Technology
2)Wet braking and wet handling in emergency situations
3)Best in wet silica compound
4)High performance driving on wet and dry roads
5)Uniform bead insulation
6)Quiet ride and added comfort
7)Shoulder stabilisers
8)Cornering grip, high speed driving and improved dry
9)emergency braking
10)Progressive spiral overlay
11)Handling precision and even wear
12)Dual pitch sequence
13)Internal and external noise pollution reduced



Security Zone

The highly inclined tread blocks
and wide circumferential grooves in the Security Zone evacuate water for secure wet braking and handling



Handling Zone

The solid, more rigid outside shoulder tread elements in the Handling Zone hold their shape, generating positive steering response as well as confidence in handling and braking situations



Comfort Zone

A cushion of rubber in the Comfort Zone insulates the passengers from noise, bumps and vibration for a smooth, quiet and comfortable ride

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Air Pressure
Inflation pressure is of the utmost importance to the safety, comfort and durability of your tyres.

Check tyre pressure regularly, every two weeks, conducting such check only when the tyre is "cold" because pressure increases through the heat generated during vehicle running.

Over-inflation causes tyres to run hard, more vulnerabe to impacts, less grip due to reduced area of contact with the road and faster wear in the center of the tread.

Under-inflation causes undue heat generation, faster wear at the shoulders of the tyre and structural degradation of the tyre. It can also affect your braking capabilities and reduce the stability of your vehicle.

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Tyre speed symbols:

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How tyre treads help improve your driving experience

Many people choose their tyres by looking at the tread pattern. Some may pick a tyre by how "cool" the pattern looks, and they may end up with tyres that emit a lot of noise while driving. Or they may discover that the tyres do not offer good grip and road handling, thereby compromising on personal safety.


What exactly can you tell about a tyre from those grooves, valleys and patterns? And is there a tyre tread that works best for you?

Here are some quick tips to help you make sense of tread patterns:

The Rubber Blocks: otherwise called tread blocks, they are the ones that come into contact with the ground and thus determine how well the tyre grips the road. The more tread blocks there are, the better the grip.
The Valleys & Grooves: when it rains, these little grooves are hard at work! Water on the tyre is channeled into them where they are stored. As the tyre roll, the water is then released from the back. If there are not enough grooves, water cannot be dispersed from the surface of the tyre which can cause the tyre to loose contact with the road, commonly called Aquaplaning.


So in short, the blocks provide better grip in dry conditions while the grooves and valleys helps disperse water allowing for better control and handling in wet conditions. To ensure that the tyre offers a safe ride, there needs to be a balance between the blocks and the grooves and this relates to today's topic - tread patterns. These come in 3 generic patterns; symmetrical, directional and the latest - asymmetrical.

Symmetrical tyre treads looks the same from all angles and can be fitted onto either side of the car
Directional tread patterns point in a certain direction and have to be fitted in a specific direction
Asymmetrical tyre treads have distinct patterns on the outside zone of the tyre that is unique and different from the pattern on the inner zone.


Asymmetrical tyres provide a good compromise to the grip and wet paradox:
Outer zone: bigger & firmer blocks for the outer shoulders to ensure cornering stability
Center & Inner zone: more grooves for better water drainage to ensure better performance in wet conditions


Michelin, the world's leading innovator in tyre technology, modeled its new generation Pilot series tyres (Pilot Sport and Pilot Preceda) on a four-grooved asymmetrical tread pattern with different rubber compounds used for the inside and outside of the tyre. The result is a tyre that is perfectly suited for the tropical climates of Asian countries as it is designed for superior road grip and steering precision in both wet and dry conditions

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Kumho ECSTA KU31:

Optimizing pattern block design for low noise level. ECSTA Logo in tread.
Top handling performance
Appliction of straight rib for high speed driving stability. Max grip power at cornering.
Wet grip, Hydroplaning
Straight groove for aquaplaning and notch protecting water turbulence. Straight line driving ability is developed through slashed sipes in the lateral groove
Grip in Dry: 4 out of 5
Grip in wet: 4 out of 5
Overall performance: 4 out of 5

KUMHO ECSTA MX KU 15:

The Ecsta MX KU15 optimises dry handling without compromising wet grip with advanced silica compounding and a distinctive tread pattern developed by synergizing the latest technological concepts from competition and aircraft. The Ecsta MX KU15 is best suited for the sophisticated driver that demands maximum ultra high performance for the street.
Grip in wet: 3 out of 5
Grip in Dry: 4.5 out of 5
Overall Performance: 4 out of 5

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Bro Justin,
thanks for the tyres and the arrangements made.
Good price and fast service!
Thumbs up for you! :cool:

Oh ya,... i'll be looking for you for the Bridgestone RE-01R 195/50/R15 after my current sets are worn out on the track. Will contact you again boss.

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Goodyear's winged-foot trademark was inspired by a newel-post statuette of the Roman god Mercury in the home of Goodyear founder Frank Seiberling.

Seiberling felt Mercury embodied many of the characteristics for which Goodyear products were known

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Hi Justin,
Tanx for the help for getting me the rims that my wife want. Really appreciate it and im enjoying my new rims. Tanx for the patience and also the hard bargain i asked from you. Really respect your friendly staffs and family members. Just make my day better. Keep it up bro for the excellent service..TWO THUMBS UP

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thanks bro justine for grate service....
& bro u noe i'm still waiting for thr hub cover !!
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