Tyre Comparisons & Tests Web Site

[Bain]

I just put a set of Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3s on my turbo yesterday, before reading this topic.  The Beaurepairs guy who I have bought my last 4 sets of tyres from recommended them, and this comparison would seem to back up that recommendation.

Most of the suitable tyres around provide adequate dry performance.  For me one of the most important factors is wet performance and the GS D3s seem to have it.

They were $290 a tyre.

I haven't actually driven on them yet but they might be worth considering for you guys looking for an alternative to the Dunlops.

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They're a winner alright.. I had them on my previous car... Awsome traction in both the wet and dry and unbelievably quiet..

I will be buying another set for the T when I get it. (wont even be using the current tread on the T)

[hingston]

I just put a set of Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3s on my turbo yesterday, before reading this topic.  The Beaurepairs guy who I have bought my last 4 sets of tyres from recommended them, and this comparison would seem to back up that recommendation.

Most of the suitable tyres around provide adequate dry performance.  For me one of the most important factors is wet performance and the GS D3s seem to have it.

They were $290 a tyre.

I haven't actually driven on them yet but they might be worth considering for you guys looking for an alternative to the Dunlops.

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Sharkey- Sorry to break the news you should have pressed harder. I just bought 4 17" F1's including aligment for $950. Both Bob Jane and Beaurepairs would do it for the same price. They are about the same as the std in the dry but great in the wet.

Edited 16/04/05 07:00 AM by hingston