Best Tire for Axia 2023: Perodua first car since its inception in 1993 was the Perodua Kancil. Back in the 90’s and 20’s it was one of our nation most popular car. Due to its ultra low price point and better quality perception it quickly gain traction and has been a staple car in the Malaysian market. In 2007 the Perodua Kancil was succeeded by Perodua Viva and in 2014 Axia was launch as the future of this segment. Just last year in 2021, Axia was the second most sold vehicle in Malaysia with almost 43,000 units sold. So the chances of you spotting a Axia in your daily drive in Malaysia is very likely.
In this article we would explore what are the best tires for Axia in the replacement market and try to evaluate this from a typical Axia user. Before we get into the tires we should understand the specs which are offered and what tire sizes come with it. The main Perodua Axia tire size is the 14″ 175/65R14. This is the same size also offered in the 1.3 liter Myvi. There is however an option for a 15″ 175/60R15 which comes when you select the Perodua Axia 1.0 Style At (2022) model.
Based on our handy tire size table, we are able to quickly track down the sizes and its relative OE tire fitment. There are 2 main supplier when it comes to Perodua Axia, Hankook Kinergy Ex & Silverstone Kruizer1 NS800. Both products are relateively unkown in the replacement market and there is not enough public data.
| Car | Size | OE tire fitment | Price(RM) |
| Perodua Axia 1.0 Av At (2022) | 175/65R14 | Hankook Kinergy Ex, Silverstone Kruizer1 NS80 | 41,427 |
| Perodua Axia 1.0 Se At (2022) | 175/65R14 | Hankook Kinergy Ex, Silverstone Kruizer1 NS80 | 37,515 |
| Perodua Axia 1.0 Style At (2022) | 175/60R15 | Hankook Kinergy EX | 37,515 |
| Perodua Axia 1.0 Gxtra At (2022) | 175/65R14 | Silverstone Kruizer1 NS800 | 33,940 |
| Perodua Axia 1.0 G At (2022) | 175/65R14 | Silverstone Kruizer1 NS800 | 32,485 |
| Perodua Axia 1.0 E Mt (2022) | 175/65R14 | Silverstone Kruizer1 NS800 | 23,367 |
In summary, the OE tires are relatively unknown products and there are many more available options out there in the replacement market. Let’s dive deeply into our top tire choices for Axia !
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Requirements
So a typical Axia car owner is certainly cost conscious. While most of us are always tempted to stick with the original equipment tire or the recommendation of the shop owner, we should be well aware of what your requirements are before making a decision. Below shows some important points to consider before buying a tire
- Price 🙂
- Wet braking
- Mileage
- Noise
- Rolling resistance/ Fuel efficiency
Considering all the above factors, here is our ranking for the best tire for Axia currently available. If you would like to read more about the tire itself click on the heading for our in depth analysis about the product.
1. Michelin XM2+
This tire ranks absolutely first in our list. It is the undisputed best tire for wet braking and mileage. While it does come with a hefty price tag, it brings great value. It also comes with a superior performance over lifetime over its competitors.
Strength: Wet braking, mileage & performance over lifetime
Weakness: Price
UTQG tread wear: 420
Comparison: Energy XM2+ vs
* A 175/65R14 cost RM 220 . To get the latest price, check out our tire price table.
2. Continental Comfort 6 CC6
2nd place was a tough choice between TripleMax 2 vs CC6. However with the press test results, we decided to go with CC6 as it has superior noise performance coupled with strong mileage. This tire slots in between the XM2+ and TripleMax 2. Definitely worth a try if you hate noise 🙂
Strength: Noise & mileage
Weakness: Wet braking
UTQG tread wear: 380
Comparison: CC6 vs
* A 175/65R14 cost RM 196. To get the latest price, check out our tire price table.
3. Goodyear Assurance TripleMax 2
3rd place goes to Goodyear TripleMax 2 with its good wet braking performance. Mileage wise it’s within the mid range level which can be acceptable. TripleMax2 is slightly cheaper than the CC6 but it is certainly not in the price range of XM2+.
Strength: Wet braking & Price
Weakness: Mileage
UTQG tread wear: 320
*I can not find a 175/65R14 price link but I am pretty sure it is available in your local Goodyear store. To get the latest price, check out our tire price table.
4. Bridgestone Ecopia EP300
The last of the premium tire ranking goes to Bridgestone Ecopia EP300. This tire does not have the wet braking & mileage in comparison to the other 3 tires. It does however come with a good fuel efficiency.
Strength: Fuel efficiency
Weakness: Wet braking & mileage
UTQG tread wear: 320
* A 175/65R14 cost RM 210 of writing. To get the latest price, check out our tire price table.
Summary
When it comes to buying your next set of tires, do remind yourself what you need and try to match your requirements to tire. If you can not make it your mind and want the best you can get, Michelin Energy XM2+ is definitely what you should get. Don’t forget to check our price table for a quick price comparison before you buy your next set of tires !