Please recommend new tires for Pajero Sport

[Lorin]

After 3 years on the road its time for new tires for my Pajero Sport. Any recommendations for brands and prices? Its 265/60R18

Thank you in advance.

[Kwasaki]

Well all I  would say and do is go "Cockpit " and go with you budget.

 

You can take time to pay at our Cockpit which can be handy for owners. 

[canopus1969]

I use B-Quik as they offer nationwide free puncture service + very good prices

[canthai55]

Not enuf info ...

2WD or 4WD - do much off road or gravel roads in the wet.

Mostly trips to town, or lots of hiway miles.

Got a lead foot, or a pussy foot

To just ask for a tire recommendation ...

Get the round black ones

[Crossy]

The OEM ones will likely give the best price/performance balance, CockPit, Be-Quik etc. etc. are quick and easy.

 

[Lorin]

18 hours ago, canthai55 said:

Not enuf info ...

2WD or 4WD - do much off road or gravel roads in the wet.

Mostly trips to town, or lots of hiway miles.

Got a lead foot, or a pussy foot

To just ask for a tire recommendation ...

Get the round black ones

 

4WD, mostly used in town, sometimes going up the mountains in dirt/rocks

[Yellowtail]

I would just buy the cheapest name brand I like the look of. I think the quality of tires has gotten much more consistent in the last twenty years. 

 

The last set of tires I picked/bought were (I think) the same size and I got Firestones for about half what I would have had to pay for Michelins which was what I was replacing. The Michelins had over 70,000km on them when I replaced them and the 'stones had about 60,000km when I replaced the pickup, and they still looked good. 

 

I would recommend doing a little online research on pricing (Lazada is a good start) and go from there.

 

If you have a shop close/convenient  to your home, I would go there once I know what I want and how much I expect to pay. You should be able to get what you want, and it's nice to pull up and have a guy run out and air you up and check your battery for free every now and then...

 

 

 

 

[Kwarium]

I wanted a mid tier tire with an agressive look, but great for long road trips. Research led me to these Yokohamas 7 months ago. They are so far so gooD. Nice smooth and quiet ride.

 

My 2 cents.

 

http://www.yokohamathailand.com/Tires/GEOLANDAR_ATG015.asp