Goodyear Eagle F1\'s

Started by gsb876, May 18, 2005, 04:13:45 PM

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gsb876

Just ordered some for my rx at a cost of £155 per tyre is this a typical price ????

As sounds quite reasonable to me :)

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duff

yeah mate thats sounds pretty good i just got some from my tires. cost £330 for 4 of the GDS\'s in 225/45/17.

must say im inpressed with em up to now as well.

iiyama

Paid £400, fitted and balanced for GSD3\'s :D

James B

I have Eagle F1\'s all round.

Very pleased with them.

265/40/17 & 235/40/17 ......... certain I paid more than that fitted and balanced etc.

Check out the webs, alot of places seem to stock them now, I think I have seen them advertised for £120 - £140 for the 235\'s.

//www. Etyre.. or summat like that.

James

iaint

Got mine a little while back - 235 front, 255 rear.  Total came to a little over £500 all in.

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same size as above, i loved them, got the newer version (apparently there was an updated version of the f1\'s) they\'ve been great in the wet etc so far :D
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TonyBlair

QuoteOriginally posted by gsb876
cost of £155 per tyre is this a typical price ????Gurj

Hang on... am I missing something, Iaint got his for £500 (£125 per tyre), iiyama got his for £400 (£100 per tyre) and duff got his for £330 (£82.50 per tyre). So, £155 per tyre doesn\'t sound all that reasonable does it?

I suppose prices can vary a lot from different dealers/parts of the country?

Cheers
Jon

J4P RX

Think it depends on size.

Ive taken a guess at Gurjs, and Mytyres has 255/40/18 at £158.20 and they are normally amongst the cheapest.

a 255/40/17 is only 116 by comparison, with 235/45/17s for the fronts coming in at 93.

gsb876

The rear tyres are 265 / 40 / 17 and cost £155 each.

They are on now so dont really matter i guess :)
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TonyBlair

QuoteOriginally posted by TonyBlair
Hang on... am I missing something

That\'s what I\'m missing... forgot about the relevance size.

Everyone on this thread seems to be pleased with Goodyear Eagle F1\'s. I reckon I\'ll invest in some for myself soon, since I need new tyres.

Cheers
Jon

JayCee

Struggling to find the sizes for the RX8 225/45 x 18 in F1\'s been offered Mich Pilot Sports and the Potenza\'s  but not the F1\'s. Have you guys that have fitted the F1\'s gone with a 40 or 50 profile rather than the 45\'s?? Persoanlly not keen on the Pilot Sports as had bad experiance on another car but that was 5 years ago so the Pilot Sports may have come on alot since then.
Anyone out there can shed some light please.
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John

Tim Oldland

I\'ve been more than happy with my F1\'s.

Though they didn\'t stop me spinning on some diesel and spanking the front of my car.... :reallymad
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zevans

Yup, RX8 size tricky to find - should think this will improve given how many lo-power reds I see around the place!

I\'ve got Pirelli PZeros on mine, paid about the same as Gurj did (160 / corner), cannot fault them wet, dry, or on eventual breakaway.

Nuffink you can do about that Mr Oldland, wanna buy a banana-shaped wishbone for a 300ZX? :rolleyes: