Goodyear F1 GS D3 vs Michelin PS2's
05-04-2007, 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Ricracing' post='421028' date='May 4 2007, 10:24 AM
Michelin's are superior in wear!
I'm personally going for Potenzas
According to EU tests they are the best overall.
I'm talking about the size 245/40 18"
My main interest are in order:
- not tendy to tramline
- no noice
- good on wet roads
I'm personally going for Potenzas
According to EU tests they are the best overall.
I'm talking about the size 245/40 18"
My main interest are in order:
- not tendy to tramline
- no noice
- good on wet roads
iu think they are all great in conditions but the wear and tear on these are horrible, they won't last long.
05-04-2007, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Ricracing' post='421028' date='May 4 2007, 08:24 AM
Michelin's are superior in wear!
I'm personally going for Potenzas
According to EU tests they are the best overall.
I'm talking about the size 245/40 18"
My main interest are in order:
- not tendy to tramline
- no noice
- good on wet roads
I'm personally going for Potenzas
According to EU tests they are the best overall.
I'm talking about the size 245/40 18"
My main interest are in order:
- not tendy to tramline
- no noice
- good on wet roads
05-04-2007, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Veight' post='420993' date='May 4 2007, 09:06 AM
Tire rack beats Costco and Sams Club. Thanks for reminding me to check them all.
I think they will all match prices.
I think they will all match prices.
05-04-2007, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by gwf545' post='421096' date='May 4 2007, 01:38 PM
Be sure to compare FINAL installed, lifetime rebalancing, road hazard insured, prices. When I last checked, Costco beat everyone.
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My nephew works for Discount tire, so I get free balancing and rotation. And they beat everyones pricing.
05-04-2007, 04:06 PM
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I have the Michelin P2s on my Jag XJR and the Bridgstones on my C2 Porsche. They are both great tires. No experience with the Goodyears. I think that the Car and Drive test mentioned earlier in the thread, takes price into comparison in comming up with their point totals to determine a "winner" and the Michlens would be higher rated based on performance if the cost compnant was taken out of the mix. In any event, I am sure that you will be happy with either the mich or the bridg
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I like the agressive V tread pattern on the Goodyear F1. It also has a slightly raised bead or rim protector that just might prevent some curb rash on your 166s. Mine sits in the garage for weeks at a time and I noticed that the tires develop a flat spot that goes away after a few miles of zig zagging and heating them.
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Originally Posted by CWG' post='421216' date='May 4 2007, 05:06 PM
I have the Michelin P2s on my Jag XJR and the Bridgstones on my C2 Porsche. They are both great tires. No experience with the Goodyears. I think that the Car and Drive test mentioned earlier in the thread, takes price into comparison in comming up with their point totals to determine a "winner" and the Michlens would be higher rated based on performance if the cost compnant was taken out of the mix. In any event, I am sure that you will be happy with either the mich or the bridg
05-10-2007, 11:37 AM
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Changed from GS-D3's to PS2's a couple of months ago.
Goodyears are VERY good in the wet but I was unhappy with the wear rate (19,600 to get them all down to 2.3mm with a front to rear swap)
PS2's are sharper on turn in & slightly quieter on the road mpg also improved by 3mpg when the Goodyears were taken off.
Goodyears are VERY good in the wet but I was unhappy with the wear rate (19,600 to get them all down to 2.3mm with a front to rear swap)
PS2's are sharper on turn in & slightly quieter on the road mpg also improved by 3mpg when the Goodyears were taken off.
