Goodyear Eagle SS Drag Radials
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Goodyear Eagle SS Drag Radials
Not that you can find any of these because of the Strike but did anybody hear how these new Goodyear drag radials tested out? I was kinda wanting to know seeing how they had them in 315/35/17. Now their on strike and Goodyear is saying maybe next year? Alrite I don't care who but either Mickey Thompson or Goodyear need to get these new tire sizes out before I waste my money on Nittos again.
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I have them in 275-40-17, but havent ran them yet. The compound is very soft and I expect they will stick like glue. You have to getthem from a race distributor http://www.racegoodyear.com/distributors.html
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I have them in 275-40-17, but havent ran them yet. The compound is very soft and I expect they will stick like glue. You have to getthem from a race distributor http://www.racegoodyear.com/distributors.html
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DO NOT RUN THE GOODYEAR RADIAL TIRE!!!!!!!! The absolute biggest pieces of **** out there. We actually tested a "newer design" set for them and gave them our feedback. This was after contacting and complaining about how bad the set I just bought was. The new ones were just as bad. Never heard back from them. This was the 325/50's.
A buddy of mine tested there 275/40-17 before they were released and did a comparison to the M/T radials of the same size. The M/T's kicked there ***. He also gave them his feedback and never heard back from them.
Don't waste your money on Goodyears. Buy M/T radials.
A buddy of mine tested there 275/40-17 before they were released and did a comparison to the M/T radials of the same size. The M/T's kicked there ***. He also gave them his feedback and never heard back from them.
Don't waste your money on Goodyears. Buy M/T radials.
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Originally Posted by mcamp001
I have them in 275-40-17, but havent ran them yet. The compound is very soft and I expect they will stick like glue. You have to getthem from a race distributor http://www.racegoodyear.com/distributors.html
That sucks taht you have to purchase tehm from one of the 9 distributors on that link (thanks for the link). They should be offered through all of their dealerships like the GSC-S tires were.