Toyo Tires Launches New Proxes Comfort In Malaysia – From RM279 Onwards
Toyo Tires Malaysia just launched a brand new offering called the Proxes Comfort.

Recently, Toyo Tires Malaysia announced the availability of its latest offering called the Proxes Comfort. The new offering comes form the tyremaker’s popular range of comfort tyres, which prioritises on enhancing ride quality.
The Proxes Comfort capitalises on its enhanced cushioning construction that emits lower road noise levels, all aimed towards providing a smoother overall drive. All these comes on top of the promise of maintaining balanced traction levels for daily driving.
The new Proxes Comfort sees Toyo Tires promising enhanced ride comfort, low noise, plus higher braking confidence, all while maintaining stability and and daily driving traction.

A closer look sees the new Proxes Comfort tyres from Toyo Tires Malaysia feature a dynamic new tapered tread design that delivers high grip, which in turn translates to higher braking confidence plus shorter stopping distances in both wet and dry conditions.
The latter claim stems from tests conducted by Toyo Tires using a 16-inch version brimmed in a VW Golf Mk 8 where the Proxes Comfort deliverws up to 8% (dry) and 13% (wet) shorter braking distance versus the familiar Proxes CF2 offering.
In other words, these new tyres promises no compromises with stability, especially during lane-changes and high-speed cornering.
According to Toyo Tires Malaysia, the new Proxes Comfort boasts EV-ready status, and fits wheel sizes ranging from 16-inch to 19-inch.

Additionally, besides regular saloons and crossovers, Toyo Tires Malaysia also notes that the new Proxes Comfort are built with EVs (electric vehicles) in mind, hence its EV-ready status.
Available through authorised Toyo Tires dealers and retailers now, the new Proxes Comfort is offered in various sizes ranging from 16-inch to 19-inch. Prices, on the other hand, ranges between RM279 and RM698 per piece, depending on size.
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