S2000 06 plate tyres
Discussion
Ok, I’ve not posted in a while but with all this downpours we’ve been having. I’m starting to think the 5 year old PS3 tyres on the rears need to be replaced. Think on the recent MOT they were reading depths of 3.4.3mil.
What are PS4’s like on a S2000. Too hard?
Can you recommend a premium tyre?
What are PS4’s like on a S2000. Too hard?
Can you recommend a premium tyre?
I run Goodyear Eagle F1's XL load on my 06 S2K but with a couple of extra PSI over the standard 32 psi spec.
Front Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 215/45 R17
Rear Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 245/40 R17
I've run the GSD2 variant then replaced rears with GSD3 and very recently GSD5 (I dont feel qualified to fully comment on these yet). I dont track the car, and these days she's a weekend cruiser with the odd long run. The tyres have never given me cause for concern in whatever weather we've been in - including some really bad ones of note, however she does get stored away over winter.
Front Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 215/45 R17
Rear Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 245/40 R17
I've run the GSD2 variant then replaced rears with GSD3 and very recently GSD5 (I dont feel qualified to fully comment on these yet). I dont track the car, and these days she's a weekend cruiser with the odd long run. The tyres have never given me cause for concern in whatever weather we've been in - including some really bad ones of note, however she does get stored away over winter.
Thanks for your response. I'm going to move away from Michelin as I feel the tyre is too hard a compound especially as the rear needs as much grip as possible. At the moment Costco has a deal on with Michelin but will hold off and wait for Goodyear. I held the Goodyear tyres and the rubber did feel softer than the Michelin which are pretty hard. Costco say you get 25% more life from Michelins. That does not interest me. I want as much grip as possible..
...Goodyear are now on asymmetric 5, which is considered to be a significant improvement on the 3
I don't know if either is more suited to the S2000, but DYOR as they say.
Here's another great article from Jon
https://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/Pilot-Sport-...
I don't know if either is more suited to the S2000, but DYOR as they say.
Here's another great article from Jon
https://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/Pilot-Sport-...
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