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Shant Ole · #26 (**Post Link**) 02-07-12

Good Year Eagle F1's are very good tyres but dont last long and when they get a bit old they start to become a bit noisy and hard...

AlfaMartini · #27 (**Post Link**) 02-07-12

Originally Posted by Stephen Manjai

Martin,

Yeah, go with the PS3's for now. If you need a set of road tyres the PS3's are perfect. The Pilot Sports are great all rounders. For that money though, don't overlook the Good Year Eagle F1. When i last checked they were AED 950 each

Thanks Stephen,

I'll call the Goodyear agents and see if they have 225/45/17's F1's available here in UAE.

AlfaMartini · #28 (**Post Link**) 02-07-12

Originally Posted by Shant Ole

Good Year Eagle F1's are very good tyres but dont last long and when they get a bit old they start to become a bit noisy and hard...

I'm sure you're right... In my experience that's what you get with all extreme performance tyres once they're past their best, and my current Yokohama Advan Neova AD08’s are becoming very noisy now... but that's the trade-off you have to live with if you want very high levels of grip and response

Shant Ole · #29 (**Post Link**) 02-07-12

Originally Posted by AlfaMartini

I'm sure you're right... In my experience that's what you get with all extreme performance tyres once they're past their best, and my current Yokohama Advan Neova AD08’s are becoming very noisy now... but that's the trade-off you have to live with if you want very high levels of grip and response

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