Tyre reviews Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3. Page 3 2416

Great predictable tire that doesn't fade when pushed. Will work at low pressures and stay stable on the rim. Fantastic level of trust on a wet road, as the tires are very consistent and progressive.

Good tire, handled well on dry roads. Not as good on wet roads, especially when half worn it was quite poor. Overall I found the Conti Sportcontact 2 to be better. There is wear on the Contis and these as well.

Very good grip and very progressive limits. Initially I was sold thai made GSD-3 from a different suppiler and those were the worst tires I've ever used, but once I got the corresponding german made ones, the difference in grip levels was astonishing.

These tires have great grip and are perfect for the track, for example, but they wear out pretty quickly, possibly due to the softer compound. Additionally, they are too sensitive for speed bumps, bad roads, etc., you definitely feel every bump, maybe that's due to the tire's construction.

These tires are great. I have around 16 - 18,000 miles on them (in some places the fronts and rears around 10k) and they need to be replaced now. They give excellent grip on the road and will give you the confidence to push it a bit, but also give you plenty of warning if you push too far. Even on a wet road they are quite good, and instead of aquaplaning over standing water like the Toyo did, the G

Very good summer tires, batch grip and excellent handling. When the temperature drops below 10C, you need to switch to winter tires, because low temperature = no grip and forget about driving in the presence of snow/ice.

Tires perform well in both wet and dry conditions. They seem to be lasting longer than the Yokos A539s and have more power too! In the wet they perform very well, and still hold the road well when pushed hard. Considering how hard I drive, they've lasted very well. Well worth buying if you want long-lasting tires, but performance to go with it.

Significant compression in dry conditions, but the tread wears out quickly and unexpectedly, which is wheel rotation in dry and wet conditions. Smooth ride and excellent comfort from the tires. Useless on snow and ice.

I would definitely go for these tires again if I was looking for grip on wet and dry roads. They always feel in control in any corner at any speed and never aquaplaned. BUT... They are completely worn out after 7000 miles. and a bit pricey to get only THAT many miles...

When these tires were new, they were delightful. They handled very precisely and predictably. I had no qualms about taking 90 degree turns at 60 mph and feeling them slip slightly, but in a very controlled manner. I could do the same in the rain at 45 mph without issue. Hydroplaning on the straightaway was something I never worried about. Now, having 3 full seasons on them (but not having driven in winter), they're at less than 40%