Tire question - Goodyear Eagle ResponsEdge
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Tire question - Goodyear Eagle ResponsEdge
Anybody running Goodyear Eagle ResponsEdge (Grand Touring All-Season) tires on their cars?
Specs:
* Size: 225/45ZR17
* Serv. Desc: 91Y Load Index 91 = 1356lbs (615kg) per tire
Speed Rating “Y” = 186mph (300kph)
* UTQG: Treadwear: 440
Traction: A
Temperature: A440 A A
I have two of these Gooodyears on the front that are relatively new. I have the factory Pirelli tires in the back that will soon need replacing. I want to replace the rear tires with the same Goodyear tires as the front. The road noise inside the cabin is little high currently, which I hope will go away when I chuck the Pirellis.
So if anybody has experience with the Goodyear Eagle Performance Touring tires, please share! Thanks!
Here is a picture of the Goodyear tire:
Specs:
* Size: 225/45ZR17
* Serv. Desc: 91Y Load Index 91 = 1356lbs (615kg) per tire
Speed Rating “Y” = 186mph (300kph)
* UTQG: Treadwear: 440
Traction: A
Temperature: A440 A A
I have two of these Gooodyears on the front that are relatively new. I have the factory Pirelli tires in the back that will soon need replacing. I want to replace the rear tires with the same Goodyear tires as the front. The road noise inside the cabin is little high currently, which I hope will go away when I chuck the Pirellis.
So if anybody has experience with the Goodyear Eagle Performance Touring tires, please share! Thanks!
Here is a picture of the Goodyear tire:
#2
Read the Tire Rack reviews for the best tire information available. One thing is for certain, though, I would never run mismatched tires on a modern car, especially one whose handling and suspension are as thoroughly engineered as an Audi. All the braking, cornering, wet/dry handling are very different between tires, and nothing good can possibly come from mixing them up.
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Read the Tire Rack reviews for the best tire information available. One thing is for certain, though, I would never run mismatched tires on a modern car, especially one whose handling and suspension are as thoroughly engineered as an Audi. All the braking, cornering, wet/dry handling are very different between tires, and nothing good can possibly come from mixing them up.
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