My RDX has hit 90,000 kilometers, and the dealership also suggested replacing the tires. I wonder which tire models everyone else has switched to? Feel free to share the specific brands and models! Tires with the same specifications for other cars are also welcome, like 235/55R19. 👍

My RDX has hit 90,000 kilometers, and the dealership also suggested replacing the tires. I wonder which tire models everyone else has switched to? Feel free to share the specific brands and models! Tires with the same specifications for other cars are also welcome, like 235/55R19. 👍

I saw a 2015 ASX with 110,000 km, and the dealer is asking for 36,000. This model has exited the Chinese market. Just wondering if it's still worth buying?

Just wondering, I really like this car's 8AT and 2.5T. But do you know if it has a particulate filter? And is the engine longitudinal or transverse? Also, how's the sound insulation?

Has any owner of the 2019 model replaced their tires? Did anyone in the forum also switch to Continental tires?

Why does the specification on my tire sidewall say 215/50/17 instead of 205/50/16? The current tires on the wheels are 215/55/17. It's a 2016 automatic comfort model produced in 2019.

My 2021 model has run about 53,500 kilometers, and both rear tires are almost completely worn out! Which brand of tires are you guys switching to now?

The recommended tire pressure for the old model GS5 is typically around 2.1 bar, so having all four tires at 2.1 should be fine. However, it's always best to check the vehicle's manual or the placard on the driver's side door jamb for the exact specifications.

I want to buy an Alto, should I go for a manual or automatic transmission? Locally, there's a 2013 model that's priced around 13,000 and has run about 80,000-90,000 kilometers. Is it worth buying if it's a manual transmission?

Hey car enthusiasts, I'm planning to buy a 2016 model of the 2015 Mazda6. Just wondering if this car has any common issues? What maintenance should I be prepared for?

Has anyone done a wheel alignment? My City has uneven wear on the left rear tire and slightly pulls to one side. I've heard that the City’s rear wheels are non-adjustable and you can only add shims during alignment. Is this safe? Also, is it necessary to do a wheel alignment since the tires are quite cheap? 🤦‍♂️