Eagle GS-D3 or Toyo T1S? Opinions...
please help... i'm considering these 2 tires on new 19s. Does anybody have feedback about these tires, what can i expect for treadwear... and which one is heavier?
any help would be great... they'll be going on SF Challenges
any help would be great... they'll be going on SF Challenges
Originally posted by churak
please help... i'm considering these 2 tires on new 19s. Does anybody have feedback about these tires, what can i expect for treadwear... and which one is heavier?
any help would be great... they'll be going on SF Challenges
please help... i'm considering these 2 tires on new 19s. Does anybody have feedback about these tires, what can i expect for treadwear... and which one is heavier?
any help would be great... they'll be going on SF Challenges
Here is a pic of the tires with the Volk Sf C on my car
these 2 tires are not in the same class. GS-D3 is a world better then toyos. they cost a lot more too. they are on the same level as so-3. i wouldn't get toyos no metter how cheap they were.
Originally posted by churak
Does anybody know which tire of the 2 is heavier?
Does anybody know which tire of the 2 is heavier?
As opposed to MrZ, I found that when shopping for 18" rubber, that the Goodyears were way cheaper than the Toyos.
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Originally posted by ChinaClipper
........As opposed to MrZ, I found that when shopping for 18" rubber, that the Goodyears were way cheaper than the Toyos.
........As opposed to MrZ, I found that when shopping for 18" rubber, that the Goodyears were way cheaper than the Toyos.
On a side note, I will be getting the Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's as a warranty replacement (free) for my two front tires, which were wearing unevenly. Too bad the rears weren't feathering too... Anyways, my local dealership should be getting them in today and hopefully they'll put 'em on today too. I'll let y'all know how it goes...
peace
I like the T1S, but I prefer the GS-D3. If they made a fatter tire say 295/35/19's, I would have gone with the Goodyear's. IMO they're the best tire out there for the money!
Just take a look at TireRacks feedback and Ratings chart compared to any other tire...
Just take a look at TireRacks feedback and Ratings chart compared to any other tire...
Originally posted by Zquicksilver
Just take a look at TireRacks feedback and Ratings chart compared to any other tire...
Just take a look at TireRacks feedback and Ratings chart compared to any other tire...
Originally posted by amf813
What is wrong with Toyo T1s?
What is wrong with Toyo T1s?
Originally posted by mrZ
from what i heard while talking to tire store employees and fellow enthusiasts: toyos have a very soft sidewall. punctures way too easily and will collapse if you drive with them low on air. generally people's oppinions were that they were low quality tires. that's my findings. and they ARE far cheaper then gs-d3
from what i heard while talking to tire store employees and fellow enthusiasts: toyos have a very soft sidewall. punctures way too easily and will collapse if you drive with them low on air. generally people's oppinions were that they were low quality tires. that's my findings. and they ARE far cheaper then gs-d3
1. because they were one of the few brands that made the 275/35/19 which is only .4% off from stock diameter ( no other configurations is closer)
2. Vette drivers gave them a 95%+ on several different forums. If they are good for a vette, they are good for my Z. The traction on them is incredible. I know because I speak of experience and take my car to the track ( 1/4 mile, 1/8 mile, and street courses ) I have no complaints on them what so ever.
I suggest owning a pair before disclosing "what you heard"
Originally posted by chaparro78
Well as far as I recall, he asked for feedback and not opinions. As far as the Toyos being a bad tire, many Vette drivers have them on their cars. The reason I choose them was:
1. because they were one of the few brands that made the 275/35/19 which is only .4% off from stock diameter ( no other configurations is closer)
2. Vette drivers gave them a 95%+ on several different forums. If they are good for a vette, they are good for my Z. The traction on them is incredible. I know because I speak of experience and take my car to the track ( 1/4 mile, 1/8 mile, and street courses ) I have no complaints on them what so ever.
I suggest owning a pair before disclosing "what you heard"
Well as far as I recall, he asked for feedback and not opinions. As far as the Toyos being a bad tire, many Vette drivers have them on their cars. The reason I choose them was:
1. because they were one of the few brands that made the 275/35/19 which is only .4% off from stock diameter ( no other configurations is closer)
2. Vette drivers gave them a 95%+ on several different forums. If they are good for a vette, they are good for my Z. The traction on them is incredible. I know because I speak of experience and take my car to the track ( 1/4 mile, 1/8 mile, and street courses ) I have no complaints on them what so ever.
I suggest owning a pair before disclosing "what you heard"
you have your opinion and i have mine.
thanks for the feedback... keep it comin'... i've been given a quote whereby the goodyears are $270 U.S. more for a set... looks like i'll be going with the Toyo considering the price difference. I have looked at Tirerack's feedback, that's why i was considering the goodyear in the first place, but no Toyo to compare to
Originally posted by mrZ
from what i heard while talking to tire store employees and fellow enthusiasts: toyos have a very soft sidewall. punctures way too easily and will collapse if you drive with them low on air. generally people's oppinions were that they were low quality tires. that's my findings. and they ARE far cheaper then gs-d3
from what i heard while talking to tire store employees and fellow enthusiasts: toyos have a very soft sidewall. punctures way too easily and will collapse if you drive with them low on air. generally people's oppinions were that they were low quality tires. that's my findings. and they ARE far cheaper then gs-d3
Originally posted by churak
please help... i'm considering these 2 tires on new 19s. Does anybody have feedback about these tires, what can i expect for treadwear... and which one is heavier?
any help would be great... they'll be going on SF Challenges
please help... i'm considering these 2 tires on new 19s. Does anybody have feedback about these tires, what can i expect for treadwear... and which one is heavier?
any help would be great... they'll be going on SF Challenges
According to TireRack, the GS-D3 also has a 280 treadwear rating, and for the record, the GS-D3 is an "F1" series tire.
As far as price is concerned, 1010tires.com (the first site I could find that sells both) has the a 275/35-19 GS-D3 for $372 and
sells the T1-S for $310.
However, TireRack has the same GS-D3 for $273.
I was actually surprised to see such a price difference ($100 per tire!).
As far as price is concerned, 1010tires.com (the first site I could find that sells both) has the a 275/35-19 GS-D3 for $372 and
sells the T1-S for $310.
However, TireRack has the same GS-D3 for $273.
I was actually surprised to see such a price difference ($100 per tire!).
I found Toyos 275/35/19 for $250 and the front, 245/255, for roughly $205 at onlinetires.com. call discounttire and they should match any web price, and they will mount them. At least they matched it for me.
my toyo t1-s (275/40, 245/40) mounted and balanced on to my lmgt4's for $840... i was shopping around the online sites untill one of them had me waiting for like 3 weeks so i canceled and went locally and had the tires mounted and balanced within a few days, and it was cheaper
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