But these do not come fpr our sizes.....195Saw this quote from a GY rep on the PH site:
"...the GSD3 has been phased out in the UK and replaced with the F1 Asymmetric"
Looks like there'll be another new tyre in the mix then, anyone seen or used these yet?
Good link Joe. Like the idea of a stiffer outer shoulder. We'll see no doubt in the fullness of time.
I bought a pair of F1s earlier this year, £56 delivered and another £8 for fitting, so I'm not convinced the economy is there anyway.^^^what he said. I bought T1-R's last week, £49 for fronts and £64 for rears - was charged £226 for 4 fully fitted toyos - and the grip is outstanding compared to original continentals. I was going to try GS2's, but resourcing them was difficult especially since I need them right away.
How comes my car doesn't stick to the road like yours??? :guns4:was charged £226 for 4 fully fitted toyos - and the grip is outstanding compared to original continentals.
Not yet done a 100 miles on them yet, but have been up 95 ish on the motorway no problems. The only comparison I've got is the old continentals I took off.How comes my car doesn't stick to the road like yours??? :guns4:
How many miles have you done before you thought these stuck nice and firmly on the road??
Mine stricks to the road at slow speed, but as in previous threads, above 60-65mph I am all over the road, snaking etc....... :run!:
Now that's one step too far! Nothing looks better than F1s, Fact!Toyos look better too!
Not yet done a 100 miles on them yet, but have been up 95 ish on the motorway no problems. The only comparison I've got is the old continentals I took off.
if you've had a 4 wheel alignment the which end is moving, front or rear?Then there is something serioulsy wrong with the car and I don't know what. All I get from the MG garage is that these tyres are no good for the car, yet all the posts say otherwise!
Conflicting information is not helping me! Doh!
So what could the problem be???????
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