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05-25-2007, 02:47 AM
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GoodYear F1 GSD3 Owners *** I'm about to buy a set of GYGSD3 tires for a set of ZR1 17x9.5 rims and was wondering if ya'll were happy with this tire and what size tire I should run on this rim???
05-25-2007, 08:40 AM
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i have been running the 275/40/17 tires for about 1 year now. NO complaints at all. I have driven in the rain at the track everything. The best street tire out there!!!!
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I've got 275/40's on 17 X 9's on the front and 315/35's on 17 X 11's on the back and they're a great tire.
They don't have much traction when the pavement is cold if you live in cooler areas but when it's warm they stick like **** to a wool blanket.
They don't have much traction when the pavement is cold if you live in cooler areas but when it's warm they stick like **** to a wool blanket.
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You know what my response will be!!!! 
275/40/17 Just run this size, you wont have any problems. Trust me you are going to love them. Just make sure who ever puts your tires on that they clean the inside of the wheels very very well so they seal up. I had to take mine back a few times because they werent sealing right. I run 32psi in the front and 33psi in the rears. I like this cause you use more of the center of the tires. Oh yeah and make sure they put the weights on the inside of the wheels. Now go spend that 1k. 
275/40/17 Just run this size, you wont have any problems. Trust me you are going to love them. Just make sure who ever puts your tires on that they clean the inside of the wheels very very well so they seal up. I had to take mine back a few times because they werent sealing right. I run 32psi in the front and 33psi in the rears. I like this cause you use more of the center of the tires. Oh yeah and make sure they put the weights on the inside of the wheels. Now go spend that 1k. 