Written on: 16/03/2012
60000km + = 40000 miles. Rough chip sealed roads. Grip outstanding on my 3L V6 Nissan FWD. Just changed to Dunlop Direzza as the non asymmetric F1s not available - the Dunlops are not as good even after 2000km. In the wet I now have to brake! Will be buying the asymmetric F1s in future. thehawkreturns NZ (read more)
Written on: 09/02/2011
Now just over 47,000 miles and have just sailed through MOT.
I have not had a set of tyres last as long in 50 years driving.
The grip is still good and the performance in the recent icy weather was outstanding. In heavy rain and flooded roads the tyres do not falter.
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Written on: 01/12/2010
yes these tyres are noisy on the motorway and give a firm ride, but these tyres are great in the dry, wet or snow (if you know how to drive). they will wear quick if you powerslide, wheelspin or donut your car, but tyres like these do wear more because the rubber compound is soft to give better grip, mine lasted over 20,000 miles and i drive a turbo. (read more)
Written on: 20/09/2010
From NCT5 I switched to F1 and this tyre rightly should be recalled. It's the most noisiest tyre that I have ever encountered. Tried all kind of air pressure, swapping and balancing, the noise just doesn't go and at 110KM you can't hear each others' coversation without raising your voice. No qualm in term of road handling. (read more)
Written on: 28/05/2010
I fitted these tyres on the front of my Audi Cabriolet, replacing Sumitomos (215 44 17). They have changed the feel of the car completely. The steering is now much sharper (important as the Audi Cabrio generally steers like a pig) and the car feels a lot less nose heavy. They do have a tendency to tramline but the grip is amazing in both wet and dry. They are slighly more noisy than other tyres I have used (but who cares in a cabrio?). They offer excellent performance and are significantly... (read more)
Written on: 15/03/2010
Lack of grip in both the wet and the dry. When I initially pu them on the back the car would move left and right on the motorway at high speed. Putting them on the front leads to very poor cornering capabitilties.
Would definitely not recommend as a perfromace tyre.
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Written on: 29/01/2010 by stanian (1 review written)
No confidence from start, first fitted to rear and the rear end squirmed all over the road, swapped to front after 5000 miles and the front started to squirm. They appear to follow every rut in the road and the car feels like it's snaking under braking. I thought they would get better with more miles but they didn't. These are the worst tyres I have ever driven on. I replaced them with Goodyear NCT5's. (read more)
Written on: 03/01/2010
Great tyres, great handling in both dry and wet, quiet is a plus compared to other top brands/models. sharp and precise response to hard cornerings, and give full assurance to driver. Only not so stable went crusing at 140 Km/h and above, could be due to my wheels balancing. (read more)
Written on: 28/12/2009
I am extremely pleased with the F1 tyres. The grip is reassuring and allows you to push on with confidence. Wet, Dry or Snow, you continue to feel the tyre feedback. The only downside for me is the cost of that type of tyre. 235/40 Y18. £600.00 to replace four. The up side is that we have had a lot of snow(6-8inches), completed a 120 round trip in the snow and the car/ tyres delivered big time. (read more)
Written on: 21/12/2009
These tyres are by far the best I've ever had. Grip in the dry is fab, but even more astonishing is the grip in wet conditions. Point the steering wheel where you want to go, and the car responds straight away, no questions asked. Slight understeer under hard cornering, but that's to be expected from a front wheel drive car.
The only problem with them is in winter conditions. There is hardly any control which can be rather scary. Even on tickover trying to move my car, it struggles on the...
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Written on: 14/12/2009
Goodyear Eagles F1 Used these tyres on both a 146 2.0ti and 156 2.0 veloce Best tyres I have had on a car. Never had a dodgy moment even driving in fairly bad weather conditions. As both cars were company cars at one point was forced to have other tyres on the cars as fleet policy but after some not so good moments in dodgy weather refused to do the ridiculous mileage the job required until the goodyears were put back on. Both cars handled really well with these tyres (especially the 146... (read more)
Written on: 01/11/2009
just to start off, my background has been with driving vehicle's hard and i'm trained to a high standard(same as police). These tyres were probably the best tyres i have ever used on my car, T5 s60 volvo. when pushed to the limit these tyres never once made me feel i was in trouble or were going to let go in rain or sun. my suggestion to people would be if driven properly and car was ok,ie tracking balancing etc, then these tyres would easily beat any tyre on the market. and the price... (read more)
Written on: 02/09/2009
I have a 2004 3 litre sport S Type Jaguar with Goodyear Eagle f1's on 18" Rims, the noise from the car is horrendous. I have just changed the back two tyres for Pirelli and the noise has halved. Can not wait to change the fronts. (read more)
Written on: 13/08/2009
The Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3 is one of the best tyres available on the market and at the price I bought they are awesome. The new Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric is supposted be even better! I have had German, U.S and Chinese Goodyears and I cant tell the difference. (read more)
Written on: 11/08/2009
Second set I have put on this Car now, after replacing the 4 poor Bridgestone Potenza's originally fitted to the vehicle. Excellent tyre indeed are these Goodyear F1, done well over 14000 miles on the front set, which I replaced today. Not bad for a front wheel drive 2:0ltr Engine with 150 bhp, and masses of torque flowing onto them.....
Highly reccommended on my opinion.....
Good Price too, from a local supplier at £165:00 for the 2 front ones....
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Written on: 07/08/2009
We bought a set of 4 Goodyear Eagle f1 tires for 250.00 each in November. It has not been even a year yet and all 4 tires have had the rubber literally peel off. I would not recommend these tires to anyone. In fact I would strongly suggest that someone not buy these tires unless they enjoy purchasing new tires after less then 5,000 miles and less than a year. (read more)
Written on: 29/04/2009
Goodyear Eagle f1 is a superb tyre (read more)
Written on: 03/04/2009
Goodyear Eagle f1 are good value tyre eighty pounds a tyre. very pleased with handling wet or dry.they look good and last well.Shopped around best priced at kwikfit. Will buy these again . (read more)
Written on: 07/02/2009
Goodyear Eagle f1s have to be the best tyre on the market especially for the bmws,road grip on these tyres are tremendous,i want have any other tyre on the car and i do recommend them to a lot of people lookin for a good tyre. please keep this tyre on the general market (read more)
Written on: 10/01/2009 by laurence 1
Goodyear Eagle f1 tyres, great grip and composure on all roads, both wet and dry. Very reassuring progressive feel up to limits and very compliant ride compared with the Continentals I just ditched. Slightly noisier than my previous fitments but minor gripe as everything seems to be so much better, especially grip and wear. (read more)
Written on: 08/01/2009
Best tyres I have ever had done 6 trips to the nurburgring to do four hour endurance on the same tyres and not a problem. Couldn't be happier. (read more)
Written on: 08/11/2008 by ees (1 review written)
Had four 225 45 17's fitted to my golf gt, these were made in Germany and were good tyres. Have just replaced with falken 452s after 6000 miles due to unbearable road noise. Initially I suspected the wheel bearings but garage checked these and confirmed ok - they advised to check tyres.20 % of inside was worn in a very strange way. 1 - 2" would be worn away with no tread showing, the next 1 - 2" would be ok and so on around entire inside of tyre. Contacted Goodyear but they blamed tracking,... (read more)
Written on: 29/10/2008
Look great when you park up and leave the steering on a lock with the F1 tead patteren showing. (read more)
Written on: 04/10/2008 by costa83 (3 reviews written)
Before you skip off to the next review read this, i had the older Eagle tyres fitted to the front end of my PD130 Ibiza. They gripped well, wore well and were very quiet despite being 215/45/16's.
My car isnt standard now and runs at 190bhp/320ftfb, for a FW drive car any tyre will struggle but the Eagles just keep going for it. I replaced all my tyres for the newer DS-3's and the only bad point is an increase in noise and lower MPG. My answer is to drive slower if i need to save fuel and...
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Written on: 09/09/2008 by joedunn (1 review written)
The Goodyear Eagle F1 tyres have transformed my car (BMW 330 ci) my traction control light doesnt come on as much and pulling away from junctions is a lot less likley to induce a spin. The grip is very progresive on the edge allowing you to drive faster with more confidence. They dont try and pull me into the hedge when I hoof it down my favourite country lane unlike the standard continetals that came with the car. My car is sporting 235x35x19" and the ride is still smooth. Road noise is not... (read more)
Written on: 22/08/2008
I like the Goodyear geale F1 tyres, used them for 2 years on a VW Golf 4. Many dealers recommend them and I see the online reviews are good toom these confirms my thoughts that these are very good tires. The car sticks well to the ground with them.
On wet road the car doesn't slip at all with these tires.
I think the tires are not good for drifting because they have good grip.
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Written on: 13/08/2008
I have a set of Goodyear Eagle tyres fitted to my Impreza Sti, and have found them to be a pretty good all rounder, under heavy braking the back end of imprezas will always get a bit iffy. (read more)
Written on: 21/07/2008
At 13000 miles 06 Chrysler SRT8 the insides of both front tires are worn to the steel cord though the tread depth is less than half used...but get this.....only half of the tire is worn. If you picture the tire on the car and draw a line horizontally, front to back,.....only the top half is worn! The other half is o.k.
I've been working on cars for forty + years and have never seen anything like this..It is not due to sliding. I have pic's ..
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Written on: 26/05/2009
I also have a 2006 Chrysler 300 SRT-8 currently with 35k miles. I brought the car to the dealer today as this is my second set of F1's with the EXACT symtoms. The first set was showing steel on the passenger front wheel (inner side). The rest of the tire is ok. The driver's front was worn but not showing steel. Brought the car to a local tire shop since the car shook at speed 80mph+ and I thought I lost a weight and tire(s) needed to be balanced. The tire shop said the belts had separated. This happend at 15k miles. I claimed the car was out of alignment from the factory (or occurred during transportation) because of the accelerated and abnormal wear. The dealer checked the alignment and said it was ok. I bought another set of fronts at $700!! This past week the car was shaking at speed. Took it to tire shop to check balance and more importantly inspect. Steel is showing again on passenger front. Car has 35k miles. Had tire shop check alignment and front end for loose bent parts. Alignment is ok, no loose parts. This morning dealer checked alignment. It's ok. The dealer is telling me it's the tires and refers me to the 'net'. I find this reference and now begin to wonder if it's not the car. Now I'm getting visions of Ford, the Explorer, the tire company, etc. Does someone have to die before the obvious is brought to light? Although I have moments of spirited driving (I do own an SRT8), I'm not sliding sideways and/or taking turns at unreasonably fast speeds. The tires should not have worn so quickly nor should they have worn so abnormally. The question now becomes: Is it a problem with Goodyear or Chrysler?
Written on: 15/06/2008 by eileen vink (1 review written)
I have two Goodyear F1's 215x45x17 on my focus st170 and have covered about 20,000 motorway miles. One of the tyres is totally out of shape from the centre to the inside (looks hexagonal). I've never seen a tyre in this condition before, this tyre was made in china. I think I will stay away from Goodyear tyres. i will be changing these tyres this week for another brand. (read more)
Written on: 15/05/2008
The Goodyear Eagle is a good tyre overall but when they say it is a summer tyre and for my opinion it is worst during the summer something is wrong. (read more)
Written on: 19/04/2008
I can't fault these tyres. I've had them on a Z3 2.0L (rear wheel drive) and they have lasted 19,000 miles so far (30500 km c/a). I switched the tyres on the rears to the fronts due to uneven wear (more on fronts due to rear wheel drive) after 15000 miles which helped extend the life of the full set. Aquaplaning isn't a major issue with these tyres (except when they are apporaching the end of their life), grip around the corners is brilliant, and in both wet and dry conditions. Scrub in... (read more)
Written on: 08/04/2008 by maxwillis
Maybe the tyre wall on the Goodyear Eagle tyre is over-compliant. When fun driving - body roll seems worse, as does grip (in 5 to 10 deg C) and I reckon I have less acceleration now as well! Feels as though the car has been degraded. I don't think they don't suit the WRX and am overall disapointed, and would not have bought them if I'd known the effects they would have. Upping the pressure to 42PSI helps a little, but they may have to go. (read more)
Written on: 23/01/2008 by jonathanmorris (1 review written)
WATCH OUT FOR CHINESE MANUFACTURE - they look and drive OK, but bizarre wear rates and I hear some horror stories about some of these tyres coming to uk which are not marked with euro stamp of approval (not valid for insurance claims).
I have lost confidence in these and, aside from seeking some reimbursement for premature wear, think I will change all 4 for continental.
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Written on: 05/11/2007 by lilnil69
I would never put another tyre on any of my cars. (read more)
Written on: 25/10/2007 by losconchosnos (1 review written)
I have had Goodyear Eagle f1 tyres on the family BMW 3 series(E46) for 18 months and covered 20,000 kilometres without any problems.
When I rotated front to rear after 12 months (unidirectional) I noticed very little (if any) wear difference or scrubbing.
I will be replacing these with the same when they finally go.
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Written on: 13/08/2009
Update.....August 2009.
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<br/>Rotated the tyres again (same side,front to rear as tyres are Uni-directional) and again very happy with both tyre life and performance. My wife comments on the the difference these tyres make to the car in the wet. It's as if the tyres are at their best and "come on song" the worse the weather is. After having these tyres now for around 2 years of main road and freeway driving I would rate them as great dry weather performance and supurb wet weather performance.
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<br/>Will definately be replacing these with another set when the time comes.
Written on: 17/10/2007 by special02 (1 review written)
The tread direction probably won't be much good in snowy conditions by comparison to a predominantly horizontal treaded tyre. But we don't seem to get a lot of snow at the moment. (read more)
Written on: 27/09/2007 by gregp
Excellent grip, cornering and road holding and gives a predictable breakaway point. The best value top end tyre i've found so far even though the wear rate is high, about 12K miles and you'll need a new set (but that's what you get if you want the best grip)! If you don't drive the car hard (and want the grip) then maybe these aren't the best option for you. (read more)
Written on: 13/07/2007 by wun911 (1 review written)
I had recently got a set of Goodyear eagle F1 GS-D3 tyres in Australia Melbourne (The size of the tyre is 205/45R16). I had read many reviews on the Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3 and purchased my tyres based on these great reviews. However after driving with them, the performance and feel of the tyre was not as good as they were all hyped up to be. After a bit of research, I heard these tyres have problems but only if they were made in Thailand. Unfortunately when I when came home and checked my... (read more)
Written on: 11/01/2007 by ScoobyDoo1234
I have these tyres on a Subaru Impreza WRX 215/45/17 and I found that car very unstable at the rear under braking or hard cornering due to the amount of flex in the tyre walls. I have since moved onto Pirelli's as I just had no faith in the Goodyears when it came to hard driving! (read more)
Written on: 23/12/2006 by sapper786 (9 reviews written)
The Goodyear Eagle F1's are certainly not up to all the hype they receive. Sold by some garages as an 'all weather' tyre! Pay the extra and go for Michelin or Continental. (read more)
Written on: 08/04/2006 by sevenfour (1 review written)
This review is for a Thai production Goodyear Eagle F1 used in the tropics (and tropical rainstorms).. I purchased this tyre after using Falken's ST512. This tyre has excellent wet grip around corners and has sure footed stopping in the rain. I drive a sub compact (Nissan March /Micra K11) with 195/50/15 Eagle F1's. This tyre was chosen for its aggressive water channeling design and it has definitely lived up to its physical features. Dry weather handling is good too, perhaps just as good as... (read more)
Written on: 09/02/2004 by stuart00 (1 review written)
Goodyear Eagle f1 look, feel and be the best..... push them further and further.... you will give up before they do. Even in the wet they perform very sure footed and confident. BUT - The colder the weather the worse they get. Anything resembling SNOW should be definately avoided. Imagine the trust you would give driving on your rims. In the dry - Simply the best. In snow/ice try using a couple of haddock. (read more)
Written on: 13/01/2006
I totally agree, the tires on all conditions (EXCEPT icey!! ones) are great. I had no control of the car what so ever when we had a bit of snow/ice this winter!
Written on: 26/01/2006
Spot on, my beemer sliced through inches of water at speed but was on tenderhooks in the lightest snow!
Written on: 26/01/2006
Spot on, my beemer sliced through inches of water at speed without a waiver but is on tenderhooks in the lightest of snow
Written on: 26/10/2003 by millga (1 review written)
Goodyear Eagle f1 are the best tyres ever try them! i've had 5 sets now the best thing is how they hold the road with so much feel, the new ones run 50 miles at 50mph punchured even the biggest of blow outs. Bridgestone use to do a so2 just as good as the eagle f1 but discontinued taken over by the so3 (CRUD) (read more)
Written on: 17/11/2003
Little helpful information in this review. Can you give more detail??
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