Best Tyres for the Mitsubishi Mirage cyborg r

Been using this tyre for about 2 years. This is a well balance tyre for my car's daily/spirited setup. Mostly downtown commute and once or twice a month burning the carbon they say. Front -2.5 camber and -1 camber for rear. FWD and about 1.3Tons.

Great traction for high speed corners with mid bumps (highway expansion joints), abit lackluster in hard trailbraking. Tyres are easy to regain traction if you jump midway through the bends. Yes I've jumped multiple times during mid corner and tyres pick traction back up predictably. Please do bear in mind my daily commute is also like a race track XD. Surprisingly well behaved during wet as well. The tyres will provide a little vibration tingling through your steering when its about to lose traction. That's what I felt on these tyres weirdly. My other previous tyres didn't. Easy to control during understeer. Good breaking during dry. Tyres are noisier than Advan Fleva so do keep that in mind. If you're on a budget, you won't be disappointed in them. Just don't expect them to be like proper UUHP or better than Advan Fleva(10% better overall). I would buy this again no doubt if I'm on a tight budget.

Simply put, it's the best looking and performing tyre for its worth. I fitted it for both my cars, both front and back. One is for weekend touge drive another for a spirited daily town drive. Fantastic dry grip and great wet grip. Feels confident.

Strict advise for those commuters living in places where the roads are frequently drenched... this rubber is very unfriendly in the wet albeit it performs very very well on hot tarmac. This is a reprisal nearly similar to Yoko's Parada Spec2 or the older A539... those wet-unfriendly-yet-heroic-on-dry budget Yokos. I'd suggest Bridgestone RE003 within the same price range albeit it won't match Fleva's grip in the dry. I suspect Yoko just made this as a budget option for those lads who wants a tyre embedded with the ADVAN signature.. but this definitely not even close to Advan dB 552 performance.

Never again. Even if I don't have the money, I will not risk it again with these cheap and unsafe tires. They are slippery on wet road, noisy, and they wear fast. Overall, you pay for your money's worth.

These tires are no good for money. Better michelin pilot sports or potenza. I used them on a modified Proton GTi, which has about 170+whp, maybe they are good on a vios or city.

Just tested these tyres for almost 1000km. I have drove it on mountain passes which the corners are tight and required high grip tyres. I've tried to make my car oversteer and understeer during driving on the passes with very wet road but the tyre still has it grip. Tested on a mountain passes in Pahang, Malaysia.

Best Dry grip tire with a cheap budget... superb on corners on dry grip.. a bit slippery on wet condition. In My opinion its best on its class... good for both track and road.

the best budget tyre ever....using it on 95' proton compact (same chasis as mirage cyborg on mivec version)

size 195/50-15

sub MYR200 price (around US$65)...this is the best tyre with full of grip be it shine or rain....

running on -ve1.0 camber setup with slight over-inflated pressure to cope with soft sidewall....

if anyone looking for better gripping tyre than this, have to resort for UHP/semis tyre which is cost more than MYR250 (+- US$85).....

the only complain is loud humming noise and the soft sidewall....but for me the advantage of this tyre outweight those drawback....

since my car was FWD it took around 40,000kms to finish....but on the rear even after 100,000kms still got 70-80% of threads left....

been using this tyres for my mirage cyborg r for 2 months already.excellent grip on dry and wet.now i can enter corner at higher speed and outrun civic type r. :) . wear and tear part i'm not sure yet.but tyre that does'nt tear does'nt grip as well.what's the point having tyres that does'nt tear if u are dead?