Goodyear Reifen Tyre 235/50 R18 97V Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5
Vor- und Nachteile
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Der Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5 ist ein sportlicher Sommerreifen, der vor allem für seine starken Leistungen auf trockener und nasser Fahrbahn gelobt wird. Tests und Erfahrungsberichte heben den hohen Grip, kurze Bremswege sowie eine direkte Lenkansprache und hohe Kurvenstabilität auch bei höherem Tempo hervor. Gleichzeitig bleibt das Komfortniveau für einen UHP-Reifen überraschend gut, und viele Fahrer empfinden das Abrollgeräusch als relativ gering. Als Nachteil wird häufig ein etwas schnellerer Verschleiß im Vergleich zu manchen Wettbewerbern genannt, und das Geräusch kann im Lauf der Zeit zunehmen. Zudem ist es ein ausgeprägter Sommerreifen: Auf Schnee und Eis ist der Grip klar begrenzt, sodass für harte Winterbedingungen ergänzende Winterreifen empfehlenswert sind.
Bewertungen von Goodyear Reifen Tyre 235/50 R18 97V Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5
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The guys at Goodyear are professional and knowledgeable. They get the job done right every time. Thank you for always taking care of my vehicles.
The guys at Goodyear are professional and knowledgeable. They get the job done right every time. Thank you for always taking care of my vehicles.
Nella777
16. April 2020
It?s an expensive tire and in my view becomes very noisy in about 10-15k miles. Good thing is you won?t have to put up with this nonsense tire for too long since in best case it will last you 25k. Tire came new with my bmw 540 lease and I ended up replacing with same to avoid lease return issues
It?s an expensive tire and in my view becomes very noisy in about 10-15k miles. Good thing is you won?t have to put up with this nonsense tire for too long since in best case it will last you 25k. Tire came new with my bmw 540 lease and I ended up replacing with same to avoid lease return issues
Bimmer335
16. Dezember 2019
The tires are for a 2016 Camaro. I was skeptical about performance because the original tires had more tread, as opposed to the "slick" look of these. I have driven on dry roads and very wet roads, and so far the tires have performed rather well. Very surprised for the grip on wet roads. The only issue with these tires is that they seem to lose a pound of air every week. I have to refill all 4 tires every week. The original tires I would refill about once a month to once every 2 months. A little annoying since I can only do this on a weekend.
The tires are for a 2016 Camaro. I was skeptical about performance because the original tires had more tread, as opposed to the "slick" look of these. I have driven on dry roads and very wet roads, and so far the tires have performed rather well. Very surprised for the grip on wet roads. The only issue with these tires is that they seem to lose a pound of air every week. I have to refill all 4 tires every week. The original tires I would refill about once a month to once every 2 months. A little annoying since I can only do this on a weekend.
JamesMonz
16. August 2019
The tires are great until you reach 16,000-17,000 miles. I purchased the car new and never expected to have to repaced the tires in the first year of ownership. I was pleased with the performance and comfort but just can not get past the longevity of the tire.
The tires are great until you reach 16,000-17,000 miles. I purchased the car new and never expected to have to repaced the tires in the first year of ownership. I was pleased with the performance and comfort but just can not get past the longevity of the tire.
JCI1964
16. August 2019
The mileage is the total miles from multiple sets of tires. I have bought four new tires and then had a puncture from a nail and replaced two more. The tires wear quickly and are purchased with a low tread wear (7/32 I think). The store put on the tire valve and each time I had to bring back the vehicle multiple times in order to fix a leak. The leak was coming from a faulty tire valve. Then when I got a new set four months later, same problem.
The mileage is the total miles from multiple sets of tires. I have bought four new tires and then had a puncture from a nail and replaced two more. The tires wear quickly and are purchased with a low tread wear (7/32 I think). The store put on the tire valve and each time I had to bring back the vehicle multiple times in order to fix a leak. The leak was coming from a faulty tire valve. Then when I got a new set four months later, same problem.
Appde
16. Jänner 2019
