You have less than a week left to send in entries and stand a chance to win a set of four Goodyear Duraplus tyres for your car, in whatever size you need as long as they are available Duraplus sizes in Malaysia. Four sets of tyres have already been given out and there are an additional four sets to be given out in this second round.
Goodyear Duraplus tyres are claimed to be able to last up to 100,000km, which would make it suitable for the high mileage budget conscious customer who just wants to buy something, put them on and forget them them for the next year or so. The 100,000km figure was obtained during Goodyear’s tests on company tracks in France and Luxembourg, as well as open roads in Thailand. Here’s how you can join:
- Snap photos of your current tyres to show that you need a change of new tyres.
- Give your best reason to change to a set of Goodyear Duraplus tyres!
Mail your entries to [email protected].
You can have a look at the previous round of winners to have an idea of what kind of entries are likely to be picked. Goodyear says the key behind the durability of the DuraPlus is what they call TredLife Technology. It’s a buzzword that stands for a few key design features that enables the tyre to last longer.
Here’s a table of all available sizes as well as their recommended retail price per tyre:
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aisei..i don't have a car yet. i only have my trusty ex5..
Hi Paul does the Duraplus 215/45 R17 Size???
only the sizes listed above are available
Hmmm SR only up to T.
My rule of thumb for durable tyre is the higher the SR number… or in this case alphabet, the better.
paultan.org is getting bored and bored…all the updates is getting slow and outdated….Paul…!!! do sth…
SR for durability? Isn't SR rating max speed rating?
Probably he meant the higher the tyres can support the speed the better… i totally agree on that.
speed rating T max 190kmh
and for H max at 210.,
but i think no one would to that speed, this tyre is for 'family' mode, or modest,
BUT for that purpose its expensive for a start. i would go for cheaper falken (budget performance tyre) and renew them with fresh set of rubbers after 50000km.
would they want to keep them up to 100000km, ? they might quit after the same 50k or just extend for 60k after all feeling bored, and the compoud might hardened with time..
my view
I did sent the mail to participate. Hey Paul, have u received it? No notification upon receiving the mail?
what the deadline for contest entry submission? thanks.