MG4 X Power tyre change for the vibration issue

[sparkwon]

Nice, that makes it easier to refer back to later. Although it probably needs more visibility to encourage more people to use it?

Yea I think there's only been one entry thus far (by Bricktop/PS5s). I haven't changed mine yet, but when I do I will be contributing.

 

[nostraduckus]

Thinking about getting the Hankook Ion EVO AS tyres. The Highland Model 3 is switching over to these from Pilot Sports. Anyone have them, or any insight?

 

[fnegroni]

As per my review of the Turanza 6 on an SE SR where I did detect an ever so slight vibration from the OE tyres (PremiumContact C made in China), maybe a contender as a replacement for the OE Turanza T005 on the XPower? That's if you want to stick to low rolling resistance touring tyres rather than opt for more sporty rubber.

 

[JonnyG]

I'm going for more sporty rubber. The power and torque needs them IMHO and the ride quality is pretty good to start with I think for this type of car, so should'nt be too compromised.

 

[Bricktop X PWR]

I'm going for more sporty rubber. The power and torque needs them IMHO and the ride quality is pretty good to start with I think for this type of car, so should'nt be too compromised.

You won't be disappointed.
My upgrade has significantly improved all aspects in all conditions IMO

 

[nostraduckus]

Thinking about getting the Hankook Ion EVO AS tyres. The Highland Model 3 is switching over to these from Pilot Sports. Anyone have them, or any insight?

Also just found out that Hankook makes a summer version of the AS (All Seasons). It's more of a performance tyre, 320 treadwear instead of 600 for the AS.

Pitted against the Pilot Sport 5, the Hankook Ion EVO has much better rolling resistance, braking in wet and dry, and probably a whole lot quieter, but the Pilot 5 has the edge with dry handling -

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Just wish they were available in Australia