Goodyear Eafle F1's - Good price

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Derek
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Post by Derek »

Goodyear Eagle F1's GSD3 205/45/16

as i need 4 :( i thought i would phone a few places for a price. left out kwik fit etc.. as they are extortinate so tried two local places....

one was taking £97 each or £94 each buying the 4. the other place was where i found them cheapest last year at £93 but this time they are only £87 incl. valve, balance and fitting - i'm as happy as i can be now :D
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Post by Lyndon »

excellent find m8 :D

small indepentant garage again ?
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Post by Derek »

same place as last time lyndon, couldn't be bothered with the old jokes from kwik rob etc.. :D always seems to be best to try the small garages.
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indeed it is :D
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Post by carl »

I was thinking of going for Toyo Proxes for several reasons:
1) Cheap
2) Really good tyres. Had four sets on the Impreza, and they're OEM fit on TVRs now.
3) Wear out less than F1s. The F1s on the Pug seem to be like Swiss Rolls to me

Was thinking of getting a pair of fronts. It's only really necessary to have the same tyres all round when you have 4WD, IMHO. In a FWD car, the back wheels are only there to stop the back of the car dragging along the ground ;)
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Post by Derek »

i was considering the toyo proxes mainly due to price but virtually everyone says the F1's are the best tyre so I went down the same road again :)
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Post by YateleyBoyz »

This month's Which? report rates the Goodyear F1 quite highly in it's class
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Post by Alex LS »

Yep. Kwik Fit £87 when I rang them a few weeks ago. I've still got just over 2mm though so there's no rush :twisted:
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Post by steve-o »

Yea the smaller garages are much better normally, and i had quotes from four small garages for F1's and all where cheaper then Pug and Kwik Fit etc, and also come with valve, balancing and fitting.
Every place i asked said the new F1's are amazing! i got the ones down from the brand new ones, dunno what they called off my head. But the Proxes are the next best thing apparently, still really good and are cheaper also.

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Post by Derek »

the ones i got today are the latest GSD3 and they are meant to be even better than the old ones. saying that, the normal F1's were excellent so i won't complain :)
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Post by Darth Bourj »

I had the new style F1s fitted a few months back and I do not find them as grippy. Either that or my car has got some more power from somewhere. :cry:

I could have got the older style cheaper, but then hopefully these new F1s will last longer.
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Post by petersud »

I have been trying to 2 new tyres locally and the cheapest I could find were for at least 100 each incl fitting and these for GSD2's.

I have just purchased 2 tyres from www.mytyres.net for £85.00 each incl vat and delivery and they are GSD3's. My local dealer will fit them for 7.00 each so i am happy with that.

Worth a look.
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Post by teddy206 GTi »

Last time i looed at www.mytyres.co.uk 205/45/16 GSD3's were down to £73!!!

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Post by Alex LS »

I love the new lip which protects your rims :D
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Post by petersud »

Tell me about it teddy, I first looked a week ago and they were 5 pound cheaper. It seems that there price changes with demand or supply or stock.

Still cool though.
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