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Sunday, May 31, 2020

i10 update: Goodbye Dunlop J5, Hello CEAT Ecodrive

After 41 months and 40,250km, I finally bid farewell to my trusty old Dunlop SP Sport J5.  1 of the tyre punctured 3 months back (1 screwdriver), the patched up hole too big...  Slowly losing air to the point I pump tyre pressure every other day.  I bought these tyres back in 29 December 2016.  Mileage back then was 46495km, mileage upon tyre change 86475km. 
Below are the Dunlop SP Sport J5 tyres wear condition after 41 months or 40250km.
Above: Rear left, Below: rear right.

Above: Front left, Below front right.

After a call to my Friend.  I was referred to Owen Hew of San Xing Auto Centre.  
He recommended me a CBU Made in India but UK spec tyres.
It's CEAT Ecodrive.
Above: The shop. Below: I'm so happy that besides Credit card, they accept Many kinds of E-wallet
Boost, Touch and Go, Visa Wave etc...  I chose Boost as my mode of payment.


Above: Off to tyre change.
Above: 1st tyre on the i10.
Above and below: Old tyres.

Above: Old front right tyre.  Punctured twice. Note the sidewall.

Above: Traction B, Temperagure A, threadwear 440.  
Below during alignment.  

Below: Fresh from balancing.

Above: the tyres threads.  Below: the size 165/60R14 75H


Above: Fresh December 2019 tyres.


Without further ado let's proceed to Log book and link to my previous Dunlop J5 update:

Please check out my previous updates:

2) 10,000km report. 

Without further ado, let's Proceed to Logbook.

Mileage upon installing tyres: 46,475km (30/12/2016)
Mileage upon changing at 11 May 2020: 86745km 
Total Mileage covered: 40,250km.
Mileage covered per month: 1133km. 
Average fuel per month: 125 litres

Fuel Consumption:
BEST: 436km / 29.272l / 14.9km/l  (90% Highway/ 10% city, Melaka day trip). Petron RON95

WORST: 170km / 24.04l /  7.06km/l.  (90% City, 1 hour KL Jam)  Petronas RON95

Average: 9.1km/l. Mixed driving.

Top speed: 170km/h.  0-100km/h: 12.2 secs.






  


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  2. Well, if it's any consolation, “tyre” was the original spelling – arriving in the late 15th century and meaning the “iron plates forming a rim of a carriage wheel.” flat tyre repair The word is likely linked as a shortened form of “attire” – because it “dressed the wheel”.

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