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Tires: PS2 vs. Eagle F1

Discussion in '456/550/575' started by mswiek, Nov 27, 2009.

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  1. mswiek

    mswiek Formula Junior

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    #1 mswiek, Nov 27, 2009
    Will be fitting new shoes to the Maranello this coming year. Have been very pleased with Michelin Pilot Sports, and was considering PS2's. However, recently saw some Goodyear Eagle F1's and was wondering what the experience/consensus was on these tires among the cognoscenti on FChat. My driving is road driving, no real tracking. Some wet weather at times. Thanks.

    Mike
     
  2. henryr

    henryr Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #2 henryr, Nov 27, 2009
    according to the prices on tirerackwholesale.com --- they are giving them away. definitely worth a shot....
     
  3. 308 GTB

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    #3 308 GTB, Nov 28, 2009
    Mike,

    I recently replaced my Pilot Sports with PS2s. But I have Goodyear Eagle F1 GS D3s on my 308 GTB. I love them! They're quiet and grippy and safe in the rain. I have to be a little careful though when the temperature drops below 40 degrees.

    Barry
     
  4. LetsJet

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    #4 LetsJet, Nov 28, 2009
    Two blowouts with Eagles....

    I only purchase Michelins now
     
  5. AlanRS

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    #5 AlanRS, Nov 28, 2009
    For what its worth, I have not been impressed with the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetrics I have on my BMW 335i. On the loud side, seem to follow every groove or slant in the pavement and performance is only a little above average for tires in this class. Will go with PS2s or Bridgestones next time. The Goodyears are a steal though.
     

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