Non-stretched tires
#16
06-28-2008, 06:31 PM
Originally Posted by G35Now!
More pics, hopefully these are better.
SilverG, since you asked I listened for road noise, and you're right - it is the loudest noise at less-than-highway speeds. The Eagles aren't particularly noisy.
I'm confused on why you'd say the Asymmetrics are better in most ways than GSD3s, but aren't going to buy them? I was set on the GSD3s, then decided it made sense to buy the new, and apparently better, technology...?
Anyway, if it helps - I bought from Discount Tire, and since I've bought there before talked the manager into a $100 discount, plus the Goodyear rebate they were running. I've found that those guys are usually willing to deal, at least a bit.
Good luck!
SilverG, since you asked I listened for road noise, and you're right - it is the loudest noise at less-than-highway speeds. The Eagles aren't particularly noisy.
I'm confused on why you'd say the Asymmetrics are better in most ways than GSD3s, but aren't going to buy them? I was set on the GSD3s, then decided it made sense to buy the new, and apparently better, technology...?
Anyway, if it helps - I bought from Discount Tire, and since I've bought there before talked the manager into a $100 discount, plus the Goodyear rebate they were running. I've found that those guys are usually willing to deal, at least a bit.
Good luck!
I haven't made my mind up on which one's I'll go with. I was just pointing out the GSD3's are cheaper and better looking.
It always seems like with anything, you can get something slightly better, for a little more money. At some point in time you have to decide how much you're willing to spend. Thanks for the info and pics, it definitely helps.
One more question. Have you noticed any performance/fuel economy difference with the larger tires?
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06-28-2008, 08:09 PM
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Thanks for this thread. The F1 Asymmetrics seem like a good choice for better treadlife and at least as good performance as the potenze re050as. Hell, given that they beat out the pole positions in tirerack's reviews, this has gotta be a damn good tire. 235/255 sizes seem more fitting to the 7.5/8.5 18" rims. Tirerack has 7.5 and 8.5 listed as the ideal rim sizes for the 235 fronts and 255 rears.
I think I found my replacement tires when i get to that point which will be either end of this summer or mid next summer.
I think I found my replacement tires when i get to that point which will be either end of this summer or mid next summer.
#18
06-30-2008, 09:26 AM
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07-29-2008, 04:11 AM
#20
07-29-2008, 08:26 AM
Originally Posted by Phalanx
I searched on tirerack.com for (2) 235/50/18 and (2) 255/45/18 Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season. The total comes out to be $746 before tax and shipping. Mean while, I can get the similar set of tires on Ebay for $600 shipped.
So, G35Now! can you tell me how much you spent for those tires?
So, G35Now! can you tell me how much you spent for those tires?
#22
07-29-2008, 10:06 AM
Originally Posted by sredish
I like them. I prefer a more square look over the stretched look, actually, I don't like the stretched look at all.
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07-29-2008, 11:45 AM
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07-29-2008, 05:08 PM
#25
07-29-2008, 06:38 PM
Originally Posted by disgookonfiya
i think the 225's on the front of our cars were pretty square with the wheel to start off with, but you 255 rears looks like it perfectly fit the rears.... If i decide to change my tires on my OEM wheels, i'd probably go 225/255
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