The right to choose tires.

ornijal michelin energee 175x65x14 tire in my pejo 206 xr 1.4 automatic gear car I am thinking of selling the current vehicle in 1, 2 years but the tires want to crack from the cheeks and some parts of the teeth have started to be tire. The quality is very good, but the price is quite high. Also, 175x65x14 tires do sometimes tossing in bends. In this case, thanks to which tire and brand with the surface that touches the floor without changing the rims will see my work.

If you want anything to see the heat, you will take a look at the price. Your size is not too expensive anyway. I think it will not exceed 120 lira if you buy the knife. I guess that you can find up to 70 tires according to the brand. but I do not recommend buying a very hard tire. You will need to hold on, come and say that I should buy a good tire. There are troubles such as not keeping balance in flat tires. I think don't miss the heat. it provides a rubber connection to the road ... as well as peeling from me ...

I think soft tires are silent, in this context, which brands should I choose from soft tires?

I suggest using most taxi drivers, they say they are satisfied, both domestic production and cheap

I recommend the nokian H model.

[QUOTE = fahrikem] I think soft tires are silent so which brands should I prefer soft tires [/ QUOTE]

I recommend nokian too it is really quiet and soft I used michelin and dunlop before but this is really nice you are pleased h it is a little hard.

or if you want something cheap, you can think of barum (continetal by-product) check or hankook

I recommend Kleber. by-product of michelin. soft and very durable. Very affordable in price. I say buy it 185/55/14 but it does not suit tin rim

[QUOTE = Klemann] I recommend Kleber. by-product of michelin. soft and very durable. Very affordable in price. I say 185/55/14 but it does not suit the tin rim [/ QUOTE]

In my car, the 14 inch rim on the pejo 206 has its own original rim and 175x65x14 on the tire.

[QUOTE = fahrikem] In my car, the 14 inch rim on the pejo 206 can use its original rim and 175x65x14 on the tire, I want the car to hit the ground better on the original rim.

Well, would any drawback occur in the 2 cases you mentioned? In which case sn.cecoli the vehicle presses the ground more firmly

So guys, wouldn't it be a thin sidewall tire on 14 wheels?

Nokian, Yokohama, Hankook, Toyo, Kumho are soft.

[QUOTE = fahrikem] Well, does this cause any inconvenience in the 2 cases you mentioned? In which case sn.cecoli the vehicle presses the ground more solid [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = by-cx] so friends wouldn't have a thin sidewall tire on 14 wheels? [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = berkaygr] Nokian, Yokohama, Hankook, Toyo, Kumho are soft. [/ QUOTE]

cem brother is now in my car 206 1,4 otm. neither measure is good both visually and performance

I recommend [QUOTE = cecoli] [QUOTE = terminal] Kleber. by-product of michelin. soft and very durable. Very affordable in price. I say 185/55/14 but it does not suit the tin rim [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

I think you think you are onno master;) 185/55/14 as small as you want, but it will press the ground well from the original tire. I don't know where you are looking for a tray you found, but make sure it is correct, then comment.