Goodyear Eagle F1 Tires...
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Goodyear Eagle F1 Tires...
hello mini holics...
I'm in the process of deciding to get some tires...
I was wondering if these eagle f1s are good in ride quality and minimal noise because they are my main concern...any feedbacks?
i travel on a lot of underconstruction roadways and pavements....so you know how that feels like with runflats on mini...
anyways, should i go with these tires? i also live in las vegas which is pretty much all year around summer... but realized goodyear is all season.....so should i go with this or other recommendations??? thanks a lot... this forum is so helpful.
I'm in the process of deciding to get some tires...
I was wondering if these eagle f1s are good in ride quality and minimal noise because they are my main concern...any feedbacks?
i travel on a lot of underconstruction roadways and pavements....so you know how that feels like with runflats on mini...
anyways, should i go with these tires? i also live in las vegas which is pretty much all year around summer... but realized goodyear is all season.....so should i go with this or other recommendations??? thanks a lot... this forum is so helpful.
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I'll cast my vote for the F1 GS-D3 Goodyears. Been on them for about 3 years now. Very quiet even as they wear, fantastic dry and wet traction. A note of caution, though, is that once they have worn to about 50%, the tendency to hydroplane at speed in heavy standing water goes up considerably. Normal rain and wet pavement is not an issue, though.
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Consumer Reports' test of high-performance tires said the F1 GSD3's were noisier than other tires in the test (I think I'm remembering that correctly).
Also, the Goodyears have a high rolling resistance, which impacts your gas mileage. I seem to have lost 1 mpg since switching to them from the OE run-flats, for instance.
Also, the Goodyears have a high rolling resistance, which impacts your gas mileage. I seem to have lost 1 mpg since switching to them from the OE run-flats, for instance.
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hello mini holics...
I'm in the process of deciding to get some tires...
I was wondering if these eagle f1s are good in ride quality and minimal noise because they are my main concern...any feedbacks?
i travel on a lot of underconstruction roadways and pavements....so you know how that feels like with runflats on mini...
anyways, should i go with these tires? i also live in las vegas which is pretty much all year around summer... but realized goodyear is all season.....so should i go with this or other recommendations??? thanks a lot... this forum is so helpful.
I'm in the process of deciding to get some tires...
I was wondering if these eagle f1s are good in ride quality and minimal noise because they are my main concern...any feedbacks?
i travel on a lot of underconstruction roadways and pavements....so you know how that feels like with runflats on mini...
anyways, should i go with these tires? i also live in las vegas which is pretty much all year around summer... but realized goodyear is all season.....so should i go with this or other recommendations??? thanks a lot... this forum is so helpful.
Leo Barrios
leo@edgeracing.com
800-489-5353 x211
http://www.edgeracing.com
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Everyone's talking about the GSD3 but I believe the original poster was asking about the F1 All Season.
2packt, I went through the same process you're going through now just a few months ago. After 4 years on runflats (2 MCS's), I decided finally to switch to non-runflats. Read all the threads on NAM, posted a couple of questions here, read all the Tire Rack reviews and survey results, read the Consumer Reports tests, etc. Narrowed the decision to the same two Goodyears - F1 All Season or GSD3. Picked the GSD3's because for me, the primary consideration, once I decided on 205/50/16's, was performance. I'm certain though, if I didn't put a premium on performance, I would have gone with the F1 All Season even though it's kind of an unproven new kid on the block. As others have written, Eagle F1's have been consistently decent tires over the years, so I don't think I would have been disappointed.
In Vegas temps drop below 40 degrees F in the winter regularly, don't they? If that's the case, the GSD3's aren't supposed to like it that cold - they're max performance summer tires - so another reason for you to consider the All Seasons. I plan to keep my GSD3's on year round, but I'm in the San Francisco area and I don't think we get quite as cold as often as you do.
Good luck and have fun!
2packt, I went through the same process you're going through now just a few months ago. After 4 years on runflats (2 MCS's), I decided finally to switch to non-runflats. Read all the threads on NAM, posted a couple of questions here, read all the Tire Rack reviews and survey results, read the Consumer Reports tests, etc. Narrowed the decision to the same two Goodyears - F1 All Season or GSD3. Picked the GSD3's because for me, the primary consideration, once I decided on 205/50/16's, was performance. I'm certain though, if I didn't put a premium on performance, I would have gone with the F1 All Season even though it's kind of an unproven new kid on the block. As others have written, Eagle F1's have been consistently decent tires over the years, so I don't think I would have been disappointed.
In Vegas temps drop below 40 degrees F in the winter regularly, don't they? If that's the case, the GSD3's aren't supposed to like it that cold - they're max performance summer tires - so another reason for you to consider the All Seasons. I plan to keep my GSD3's on year round, but I'm in the San Francisco area and I don't think we get quite as cold as often as you do.
Good luck and have fun!
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Everyone's talking about the GSD3 but I believe the original poster was asking about the F1 All Season.
2packt, I went through the same process you're going through now just a few months ago. After 4 years on runflats (2 MCS's), I decided finally to switch to non-runflats. Read all the threads on NAM, posted a couple of questions here, read all the Tire Rack reviews and survey results, read the Consumer Reports tests, etc. Narrowed the decision to the same two Goodyears - F1 All Season or GSD3. Picked the GSD3's because for me, the primary consideration, once I decided on 205/50/16's, was performance. I'm certain though, if I didn't put a premium on performance, I would have gone with the F1 All Season even though it's kind of an unproven new kid on the block. As others have written, Eagle F1's have been consistently decent tires over the years, so I don't think I would have been disappointed.
In Vegas temps drop below 40 degrees F in the winter regularly, don't they? If that's the case, the GSD3's aren't supposed to like it that cold - they're max performance summer tires - so another reason for you to consider the All Seasons. I plan to keep my GSD3's on year round, but I'm in the San Francisco area and I don't think we get quite as cold as often as you do.
Good luck and have fun!
2packt, I went through the same process you're going through now just a few months ago. After 4 years on runflats (2 MCS's), I decided finally to switch to non-runflats. Read all the threads on NAM, posted a couple of questions here, read all the Tire Rack reviews and survey results, read the Consumer Reports tests, etc. Narrowed the decision to the same two Goodyears - F1 All Season or GSD3. Picked the GSD3's because for me, the primary consideration, once I decided on 205/50/16's, was performance. I'm certain though, if I didn't put a premium on performance, I would have gone with the F1 All Season even though it's kind of an unproven new kid on the block. As others have written, Eagle F1's have been consistently decent tires over the years, so I don't think I would have been disappointed.
In Vegas temps drop below 40 degrees F in the winter regularly, don't they? If that's the case, the GSD3's aren't supposed to like it that cold - they're max performance summer tires - so another reason for you to consider the All Seasons. I plan to keep my GSD3's on year round, but I'm in the San Francisco area and I don't think we get quite as cold as often as you do.
Good luck and have fun!
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