2011 Mitsubishi Montero Sport [continued]

**dohcvtec** · June 1st, 2011 12:24 PM

tnx a lot sir ... un na nga po

**smooth** · June 1st, 2011 08:01 PM

Originally Posted by smooth

thanks for this! hopefully they have one in stock. thanks

i called Diamond Motors Marcos Highway this afternoon but none of the people i spoke to understood what i was saying. they kept on insisting that yes, they do have a car cover. i kept on going, "carGO cover." and they keep saying, "yes sir, meron kaming car cover." finally, this other person spoke to me and said meron daw sila. tuwang tuwa ako. and then she said, "sir, ito yung nasa ibabaw ng bubong di ba?"

is it really not meant to be? really wish i can find one for my MS.

**111prez** · June 1st, 2011 11:09 PM

Originally Posted by smooth

i called Diamond Motors Marcos Highway this afternoon but none of the people i spoke to understood what i was saying. they kept on insisting that yes, they do have a car cover. i kept on going, "carGO cover." and they keep saying, "yes sir, meron kaming car cover." finally, this other person spoke to me and said meron daw sila. tuwang tuwa ako. and then she said, "sir, ito yung nasa ibabaw ng bubong di ba?"

is it really not meant to be? really wish i can find one for my MS.

will ask jasapix of mscp who is his contact at diamond marcos highway the next time we meet

sorry to hear about your query ordeal

**kamote_01** · June 1st, 2011 11:49 PM

test po

**ali_diego** · June 2nd, 2011 08:54 AM

Originally Posted by tuazon7

The required cold inflation pressure are 32psi and 36psi(when fully loaded) for the front and rear tires, respectively. That is for the stock tires and rims. Had upgraded my shoes to 265/50/20, with this, need 35psi and 39psi to compensate for the load carrying capacity.

seriously bro? coz i have the same specs of tires just like yours, but i use 31 and 32psi front and rear respectively

..and to think that i even haul at least 9 medium size persons sa monty ko papuntang farm namin..... hindi ba matagtag ang monty mo?

**metslgx** · June 2nd, 2011 10:16 AM

Originally Posted by 111prez

wow, okay lang ba ito? how's the ride? if this is the cold start inflation, then when you are running this must go up to about 36 or 37

i have mine at 31 but when the temps are down to 30 and below, the tire pressure reads between 30-30.66 on the tpms. once, the tire pressure read 29.64 on one tire at a temp of 29. when i am running, the tire pressure reads between 31 to 32.34 with 31.66 as the average

Works fine with me. When my unit was released to me I was wondering why the ride was a bit bumpy and steering feels light. When i checked the tire pressure, it registered 39psi. I had it lowered to 32, but find the 35 more suitable and those who are familiar with the uphill winding road at Governors' Drive in Carmona, Cavite, going to GMA, would probably understand what i mean. This is the road I take everyday with a speed of between 80 to 100kph.

**metslgx** · June 2nd, 2011 10:27 AM

Hi Smooth,

Mistubishi parts and accessories Dept. has this. Matter of fact they are selling me this in Amcar Sta Rosa for, if i remember correct, 5k. But the cargo cover being sold to me is designed to fit the back when the 3rd row seat is up.

**metslgx** · June 2nd, 2011 10:38 AM

Originally Posted by metslgx

Hi Smooth,

Mistubishi parts and accessories Dept. has this. Matter of fact they are selling me this in Amcar Sta Rosa for, if i remember correct, 5k. But the cargo cover being sold to me is designed to fit the back when the 3rd row seat is up.

Ok, I saw on the thread what you were referring to. Hve not seen that on a monty yet/

**tuazon7** · June 2nd, 2011 02:04 PM

Originally Posted by ali_diego

seriously bro? coz i have the same specs of tires just like yours, but i use 31 and 32psi front and rear respectively

..and to think that i even haul at least 9 medium size persons sa monty ko papuntang farm namin..... hindi ba matagtag ang monty mo?

yes, that is true. there is a load inflation table from TRA/ETRTO/JATMA depending on the tire type. dapat well compensated yung tire load capacity based on the OEM tires/rims. that is to ensure proper tire loading to prevent blow-offs.

**RLX555** · June 2nd, 2011 11:55 PM

Hello Gurus,

Been a lurker of this thread and other similar ones for a couple of weeks already. The reason being, I'm planning to get a GLS-V 4x2 A/T, but I want to be so damn sure that I'm getting the best deal and the right SUV.

Prior to my reading of this thread, I was convinced to get a Monty rather than the badly -beaten Fort. However I have a few questions in mind, please help me in answering them:

1. GLS-V or the GTV? Is all the aesthetic/ and tranny worth the increase of almost 270K in the price tag?
2. Is the Monty really "mausok"?
3. Been hearing a lot of negative feedback when it comes to PMS, they say Montys' PMS costs so much compared to other SUV's, is this true?
4. In case I decide to upgrade my mags, what would be the best size 20's or 22's? taking into consideration that mine will be a daily driver.

Thank you so much for any help you can extend me. I'm presently driving a Pajero Fieldmaster, am satisfied with it, but this 10 year old macho needs an upgrade or rather an update for more pogi points.