Hello everyone, I am looking for a bit of help. I want to get 225/45 tyres for my Octavia VRS but need a bit of advice. I have decided to get a couple of Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's. The problem is that I have found two different F1 options on MyTyres. The first is priced at

Hello everyone, I am looking for a bit of help. I want to get 225/45 tyres for my Octavia VRS but need a bit of advice. I have decided to get a couple of Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's. The problem is that I have found two different F1 options on MyTyres. The first is priced at

The 94W will have stiffer sidewalls. What ratings are on there at the moment, 91Y or 94W? Go for the same again load rating wise

For longevity, Michelin Pilot Sport seem to last for ever. Don't grip as well as the F1s but do last well.

For longevity, Michelin Pilot Sport seem to last for ever. Don't grip as well as the F1s but do last well.

But dont expect them to grip at all in greasy or damp conditions

I have the pilot sport thingys on my octy, they have so far done 2 trips to the nurburgring with numerous laps and bruntingthorpe a couple of weeks ago which almost wore out the passenger front. They are the second set of tyres on the car which now has 41k miles on the clock.

Grip wise, they seem ok to me in both wet and dry conditions, except for slight understear when driving hard in the wet.

Hello everyone, I am looking for a bit of help. I want to get 225/45 tyres for my Octavia VRS but need a bit of advice. I have decided to get a couple of Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's. The problem is that I have found two different F1 options on MyTyres. The first is priced at

why is nitrogen fill better that air?

why is nitrogen fill better that air?

do a search...............nitrogen has no oil or water ingress, so no corrosion on the inside of wheel...larger molecule so it doesn`t permeate through the tyre structure i.e no need to check pressures regularly...keeps the tyre "stiff" increases mpg decreases tyre wear....................on & no

Phil

check www.uniflate.com