Goodyear Eagle F1 gs-d3 vs. Bridgestone Potenza RE050A
gs-d3 is better, in pretty much every possible way, including the way the tread looks. read: http://www.caranddriver.com/article....ticle_id=10252
Originally Posted by patman530
gs-d3 is better, in pretty much every possible way, including the way the tread looks. read: http://www.caranddriver.com/article....ticle_id=10252
the only problem is these tires are not made in a 225/40 19" (front)...according to tire rack
Originally Posted by maxpower
the only problem is these tires are not made in a 225/40 19" (front)...according to tire rack
I'm sure many have or had the Potenza RO 050A from the premium pkg 19" rims and I'm sure many will say it lacks performace on dry track. IMO, tires just weren't gripping the road as well as I hope they would. As for wet conditions, haven't really had the chance to test since it hasn't rained hard enough here. I kno Dunlop doesn't have the sport A2 for 24-/--/19, but if they did, I'd get those. Those suckers can hug the ground like no other!
Originally Posted by patman530
gs-d3 is better, in pretty much every possible way, including the way the tread looks. read: http://www.caranddriver.com/article....ticle_id=10252
Originally Posted by Randys_G
+1 and I bought them for my car recently. tirerack.com
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Originally Posted by chilibowl
so get em in another size.... try 225/35, 225/30, 235/35,235/30, they have to have one of those
any problems with changing from oem spec tire size for the front?
Originally Posted by maxpower
any problems with changing from oem spec tire size for the front?
out of those three the goodyear eagle F1 for sure. BUUTTT if you want to expand your list i personally loved the michilin PS2 the most. they're a great overall tire with great traction on both wet and dry surfaces
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