Best tyres for Logan Diesel

Hi guys!

My Logan diesel has completed close to 60k kms and I need to change its tyres now. I'm not really satisfied with the company fitted JK tyres. As compared to my earlier Ford Ikon, I find the ease in driving quite lacking. I'm sure some of you have gone through this process of evaluating tyres for your Logan Diesel. Can someone help me in choosing the right tyres for my Logan diesel?

Cheers, and thanks in advance!

Aarif

i have found bridgestone turanza series to be the best

low noise level, good cornering and grip , have done 20000 kms on it and no signs of rubber fading yet..

Thanks, Hitesh! A few others had told me about Bridgestone and how it lasts more than most others. The JK Vectra which my Logan had till now lasted for over 2.5 yrs (and 60K kms). Hows that performance? Is it ok, below par or above par? And, although you've completed only 20k kms, how much are the Bridgestone supposed to last? You must've definitely been told about it.

Thanks again for the help.

Cheers!

Hi Hitesh,

How much did you pay for bridgestone turanza?
How is the performance during rainy season?

vyenky

i changed my jk pairs at only 21000 kms because 3 out of four had buldges . firstly i went to jk people to get them changed under warranty and had to pay 3000 as per their calculation as how much rubber was used..

then went to exchange brand new jk vectra s with bridgestone and again spent 4000 bucks..

in total 7000 bucks and had a new pair of tyres..

very grippy on wet roads ...

as far as i remember each tyre costed 3100...

Thanks Hitesh...

Hi,

I have changed to Yokohama A-Drive AA01 and the tyre is performing really well. The steering now feels lighter.

Regards,
Kaustuv.

Looks like my tyres (JK Tyres, OEM) will last 60000Kms atleast. Its more than 47000Kms now. In all its likelihood I'll be shelving plans to go for an upgrade (15" rims) and instead settle for new set of JK Tyres, same size.

1) Front Right
2) Left Rear
3) Right Rear
4) Front Left

Stepney is more or less worn out in the same fashion.

Kaustav, how much did you pay for those Yokohamas?

Aarif

kaustuv123 wrote:

Hi,

I have changed to Yokohama A-Drive AA01 and the tyre is performing really well. The steering now feels lighter.

Regards,
Kaustuv.

@ rajesh

Did you follow the tire rotation process?

I never did till date. My stepney is still brand new. In fact even the air pressure seems to remain intact for almost a month though I check it in cool condition fortnightly.

So when the need arises to buy new tires, I am still unsure whether to by 4 or 5?

Yes Surya, I did rotate the tyres. If you are planning to buy the same brand then you can buy 4.
I did take a look at the Bridgestone Potenza, its quiet good.

Hmm. I think my tires will last till 40k.
In that case I'll replace 4 tires and leave the spare as it is.

How much are the potenzas roughly?

Not sure but I am going to take a serious look at them. Will let you know the price.

Am planning to change to Bridgestone Turanza ER60. Quoted price is Rs. 3750 per tyre.
Enquired a few places and the difference is only about ±Rs.100.

This place is on the way home. So maybe new shoes for ma' car by tomorrow.

I need to get my wheels changed soon too.. 45K+ and the tyres are screaming for a change now...

Changed to BS Turanza ER60 Finally
Costed me 15000 for 4 tires along with wheel alignment & balancing

Immediate differences i could notice.

1. lighter steering
2. less road noise (silent cabin)
3. tight handling

Will update more as i use further

vsuprak wrote:

Changed to BS Turanza ER60 Finally
Costed me 15000 for 4 tires along with wheel alignment & balancing

Immediate differences i could notice.

1. lighter steering
2. less road noise (silent cabin)
3. tight handling

Will update more as i use further

Surya...Time for an update on your BS Turanza ER60 tyres

@ MCL

My update is on this post https://mahindralogan.forumotion.com/t746-abs-ebd#11423

I changed to Bridgestone Potenza Tyres last year and it is more than a year old now and have already covered 20000 Kms on Bridgestone tyres. Never had any issues, good road grip and steering feel light.

Also when I changed tyres, the Tyre guy filled Nitrogen and in last 15 months I never required to get the pressure checked. Occassionally I checked the pressure and it is still the same what the Tyre guy filled on day one.

Hai,

Best tyres are of two types one type is multinational like Bridgestone, yokohoma, Michellin, Good year Assurance ( one lakh kms grantee for tyres ).Pirelli,Continental tyres,Dunlop Above all are good tyres depents upon the user .Price almost same around 4000- 4500.

Indian tyres MRF Zvts (good and silent tyre with good after sales service). Apollo acclere ,Ceat etc

Consider few facts in your mind before purchase. Tyre price is increasing day by day due to the price of raw rubber so buy a good Indian or multinational tyre with lasting long.

Consider silent tyre silcon compond based tyres are mostly silent .

Use nitrogen for milage and long life of the tyre.

One advice avoid chinese or korean branded tyres .