Finally Reined the 'SNOW LEOPARD', My LineaTjet Plus.

Wow, the spoiler looks super cool!! I guess this is the oem one.

one dent for jet = buy her an accessory to compensate

 

Thanks,yes the FIAT recommended one.
Other services were also done which gave me a dent-in-pocket,but it is all sweet love-affair which is never cheap.
The details will follow soon as I scan the bills and post those here for reference and comparison.
Jet is now going very smooth and buttery feel with mighty handling.

 

"SnowLeopard"sitting pretty on the sprawling Jammu-Udhampur National Highway,ready to leap....

What is the reason that picture is not uploaded????

 

Hello Everybody at TFI,
My T-Jet, 2011 model, will be completing 3 years in March 2015 and has 31k Kms on Odo.
Now, I feel that there is a tyre-change due in near future within three four months, though the tyres have some life left.

I've short listed the following for consideration, please suggest the appropriate ones for final pick or some other option available to meet my needs on overall bad roads mostly the country-side roads
MRF-ZV2K-205/55 R16 (91V) Rs 5847/=
MRF-ZV2K-205/55 R16 (91W) Rs 7248/=

GOODYEAR-Eagle-F1 GSD3- 205/55R16 (91V) Rs 7151/=
APOLLO ACELERE Max 205/55 R16 (91V) Rs 7151/=
YOKOHAMA ARO1 A Drive 205/55 R16 (91W) Rs 7403/=

Question : Can I install a tyre of Profile 60, e.g., 205/60 R16 (91W) on my T-jet ?

Looking forward to receiving valuable suggestions from you who can spare some time to help me in making the final choice.
With best wishes.
S A SHAH
N.B. I've posted this request on the "tyre upgrade thread", but there was no response, hence posted it here as well to get it noticed.

 

Hi ..yes u can have the tyres .. which used in Toyota innova... but think about the mileage mate .... 195/60 is still a good option when compare with other same segment cars...

 

Thanks for the response. T-jet is already wearing 205/55 R16 tyres, I don't want to down-grade, my question was whether I can use 205/60 R16 .
And,moreover suggest the best suited among above mentioned list. I feel GoodYear-F 1 is appropriate for rough conditions.
Drive Safe,
S A SHAH

 

Any reasons why you want to go for a wider profile tyre? Any issues with the existing tyre specs? Regarding options here are a host of options available for the original size, try changemytyre website and you may look at the options available which is price effective.

 

Thank You All for your responses.
OK, it is well taken to stick to OEM size and profile. But what about the choice from the list posted above, considering our rough roads.
With Regards.
S A SHAH

 

Try pirelli p4 four seasons with OEM SIZE. Costs around 8300 per tyre.