GoodYear Eagle F1 GS D3!!!!!

joshheat25

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If you have had these or had these Can you please list out on here:

Size:
Miles driven on:
Pros:
Cons:

I would really appreciate it. I am debating on what tire to get and I have heard this phrase a million times "You get What you pay for" and I am just wonder how good these tires are everyone talks them up but I am debating on whether I should get them or not. And if I do get them I dunno whether to get 315/35/17 or 285/40/17 I have 10.5 rims out back and thats what I'm mounting them on! If you have another tire that you like List it! Thank you Josh

 

DropTopPony

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285/35/18 on 9.5 wheel...had them over a year and love them....get the 315

pros are great traction, and looks
cons are price and price and oh yeah...price

 

BennyBlown2v

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Size:245/45/17 (stock size on stock 17x8's)

Miles driven on: 6000m first pair, 12000m second pair, 16000m third pair

Pros:Great tire, grips well, INSANE wet weather traction...also it's a great street tire for the strip, gets real sticky when you burn them out till they smoke.

Cons: My first set wore the fronts in 6k miles due to poor alignment (down to the cords!) and rears at 12k miles because of bad alignment (rear end was bent, bald on the inside)... The pair I bought to replace the messed up fronts has been on the car for around 16k miles and they are holding up fine though (now they are on the rear, and I burn them all the time). These tires are OK for autocross, but not the best, I had some chunking issues towards the center of the tread after 5 laps.

 

jasonh_86

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285/35/18 on 18x9" wheel.

Love these tires!!! I've got about 15k miles on them and they've still got lots of life left even after a a LOT of trips down the track

Awesome traction for a street tire.

 

John Smith

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315/35/17s rear on 17x10.5 inch wheels. 275/40/17s on front on 17x9 inch wheels.
Mileage, cant really comment on that because I ran over some nails after only couple months. I can say that with my setup they didnt hook very well. They do work well in the rain though. If your making good power, and are just trying to go fast in a straight line you are better off buying drag radials IMO. The Goodyears do look awesome though.

 

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Pennywise2

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245/45/17 tires / 17X8 wheels
I have driven with these tires for 11K miles so,far and the thread
still looks new.These tires also have a great wear rating.
They hook and grip the ground excellent.I love the traction you
get in wet or dry conditions.The tire looks very different and unqiue.
I love my Goodyear F1 GS D3's they are the best shoes my mustang
has ever had.
In my opnion these tires have no cons.
Definitly consider these tires you won't be sorry.

 

02LaserRed2V

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275/40/17 (17x9) front - approximately 5K miles
315/35/17 (17x10.5) rear - just over 10K miles

Pros: work well in the rain. Lasts significantly longer than DRs...as long as you don't roast them too often. Killer tread pattern.

Cons: Can't hook at the track. Very expensive.

Verdict: Excellent for a daily driving but not the best for drag racing at the track.

 

GDawg

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Best tires I've ever owned. Had mine for a year. Still going strong.

 

joshheat25

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Thanx for the comments!