Good performing tires for tropical conditions? - Toyota Yaris Forums

07-28-2009, 10:21 PM

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botchilah

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Location: Philippines

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Quote:

Originally Posted by eTiMaGo

yes, those yokohamas sound like they're a step above, I'll look out for them but I'm pretty sure they'll be above my budget... Plus, I don't think they make them in 195/55R15...

Well they are available here in the Philippines. The 195/55R15 and 205/50R15 are the two most popular sizes here in Manila. Yokohama's got an even bigger factory there in Bkk so they MUST have it. :)

Goodluck, hope you do get them :)

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