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    New Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric

    Anyone else tried these on their CSL? I've got 275/30 and 245/35 19s on my car and they've been awesome. I would've had 235/35 at the front to better match the rolling road circumference but they couldn't get stock. In the dry they give excellent grip (better than the PS2s I had) and are very progressive in the wet. They are also a lot cheaper, I paid around £620 all in for all 4.

    #2
    So you find them much better than the PS2

    Are they better in the dry / wet ?

    Have you used them on track ?

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      #3
      I was kicking myself when I read about them in EVO after buying PS2's.

      They appear to be the dogs b........

      I run F1's on my VR6 and they are great. :smokin:

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        #4
        Rezmund, you got 4 Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric, not just Goodyear Eagle F1's for £620, where did you source them from as that seems a good deal compared to the £800'ish for the PS2 option.

        Thanks, Nick

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          #5
          cups for me next, may need some after tomorrow :blalalala:

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            #6
            Cups all the way for me too........

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              #7
              Not used them on track but once warm they have a lot more grip than previous Goodyear models (wet and dry) and feel much better all round than the PS2s. Admittedly the profiles I'm running now don't match the PS2s I had.

              I bought the rears off EBay for £290 all in and bought the fronts for £330 from mytyres. I'd ideally have bought 235/35 front but couldn't get UK stock as the tyres are quite new.

              I wouldn't say they are a track tyre but an excellent road choice for UK conditions. Will keep people posted on my views of them.

              Have a good weekend.

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                #8
                I need a new set all round, so think I will into this - cups not ideal for everyday/allweather driving so want to change them. Thanks!!

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                  #9
                  There are currently good prices/deals on www.tyrexpress.com for the Asymmetrics, around £626 delivered for 275/30 and 245/35. Better priced than mytyres.

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                    #10
                    Anyone else using these?

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                      #11
                      I use them.

                      Got them fully fitted for £620

                      Gave it some stick today in the wet and they are superb!

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                        #12
                        Thought Id bring this thread back up since I mentioned them elsewhere.

                        Anyone using them?

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                          #13
                          A good comparison here http://goodyear.tiremedia.com/news/44.html

                          GY F1s seem to beat the PS2s in most catagories.

                          Price wise, for exact same size - F1s are almost £400 cheaper :thumbs:

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                            #14
                            just had 235/265 fitted @ £600 all in.

                            very impressed so far - they are massively quieter and more comfortable ride than the Contisport C2 older option.

                            grip seems very good but not really done much in wet conditions yet.

                            will report back after forthcoming Scotland jaunt.

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                              #15
                              £600 fitted is even better than my £620 fitted.

                              Where have you been mate :beer:

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