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    #46
    Any new users / further updates on these Goodyear F1 Assys?

    Needing to change mine v soon so thinking of GY rather as Michelin, saving £80 a corner. Dont want to move to a lesser tyre though.

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      #47
      Originally posted by bryce View Post
      Any new users / further updates on these Goodyear F1 Assys?

      Needing to change mine v soon so thinking of GY rather as Michelin, saving £80 a corner. Dont want to move to a lesser tyre though.

      So far, I've done two winter Track days on mine (Brands Hatch & Bedford Audrome) and I must say I'm very impressed with them:thumbs:. Very communicative with lost of feedback and tones of grip, even in the wet & cold. I would happily buy another set, when these wear out :thumbs: :beer:

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        #48
        Right, 13K miles on my set and I have to say I didn't like them that much. Only used them on the road and I felt the grip wasn't brilliant as I'd expect. That said, I have only had the Assymetrics on the CSL.

        Mine are now goosed, the rears are on the tread blocks, the fronts are chamfering on the inside edge, prob 3mm+ across the rest of the rear.

        Would I get another set, no.....

        However I need a set right now and Quikfit are doing 25% off goodyears. £730 for 235/35 & 265/30. PS2? £1300!!!! :banghead: PZero Neros - £995!

        Looks like I am getting another set!

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          #49
          Would I get another set, no.....

          However I need a set right now and Quikfit are doing 25% off goodyears. £730 for 235/35 & 265/30. PS2? £1300!!!! :banghead: PZero Neros - £995!
          I'm the opposite, I would never buy another set of PS2's after using the goodyears

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            #50
            What about 245/35 and 275/30? Certainly cheaper for GY. I reckon you could get a full set for about £650 by shopping around t'internet and asking Kwikfit to price match.

            Not sure what else available in those sizes. I just put new GY rears on 265/30 as I had a puncture and realised that I had 275/30 on before... :banghead: Now I have one OK (4mm) 275/30 in my garage. Fat lot of f*cking good that'll be then...

            Thought the GY were OK but nothing to compare against as that's all I've had on the CSL.

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              #51
              Do you guys go anywhere specific to fit your tyres? Or just go to any local garage

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                #52
                :whistle:
                Had all four fitted today by some great lads at Kwik-fit in the middle of Swindon (next to the Shell garage). Coped with the lower suspension without a drama, fitted all four without marking the rims, filled with nitrogen and swapped a cup over on my track rims without charging for it.

                235/35 & 265/30 for £750 all up! Car feels much better and softer on the bumps already. My old rears were slicks less some tread on 3" on either edge!

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                  #53
                  Originally posted by Nords View Post
                  :whistle:
                  Had all four fitted today by some great lads at Kwik-fit
                  My most recent tyre fitting experience was at Kwik Fit in Sandhurst and i was pleasantly surprised by the service level - against all expectations...! :thumbs:

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                    #54
                    What PSI are you guys running with Goodyear F1?

                    Just checked my tyres cold this morning, think they are over-inflated. This is what I got:

                    Front Left: 24 PSI
                    Front Right: 29 PSI

                    Rear Left: 30 PSI
                    Rear Right: 30 PSI

                    Shouldnt it be around 27-28 PSI Cold?

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                      #55
                      Originally posted by $w!ft View Post
                      What PSI are you guys running with Goodyear F1?

                      Just checked my tyres cold this morning, think they are over-inflated. This is what I got:

                      Front Left: 24 PSI
                      Front Right: 29 PSI

                      Rear Left: 30 PSI
                      Rear Right: 30 PSI

                      Shouldnt it be around 27-28 PSI Cold?
                      I think you'll find they're under-inflated!

                      The recommended pressures according to the sticker on the door pillar are (iirc) 2.4 bar all round = 35psi

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                        #56
                        Conflicting info alert! :smt017

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                          #57
                          Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
                          I think you'll find they're under-inflated!

                          The recommended pressures according to the sticker on the door pillar are (iirc) 2.4 bar all round = 35psi

                          I run my Goodyear Eagle F1 on the fronts @ 2.4 bar and the rears @ 2.2 bar :thumbs:

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                            #58
                            Really?

                            So is it cups that should be run at 32 PSI HOT, around 26-28 Cold, not Goodyears?

                            Im confused

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                              #59
                              So 30psi cold = 35psi hot? Can anyone confirm?

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                                #60
                                Originally posted by anissut View Post
                                So 30psi cold = 35psi hot? Can anyone confirm?

                                i run my PS2 at around 33 front and 35 rear cold for general road driving, a bit higher than usual but reduces edge wear


                                cups i keep at 32 front and rear (they do seem to generate more heat and therefore pressure gains even on the road)

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