Good Year or Bridgstone

SCO

Thinking of getting


Good Year Eagle F1 ASY3


or


Bridgstone Potenza 001


Thoughts?

d0nkeyk0ng

I have the F1 (v2 not v3). Really liked them. A bit softer compared to other tyres. Good grip in warm weather. I prefer my Michelin PS4 tyres.

Then again I have a performance hatchback so i'm more likely to put my foot down going round corners.

neilmcl

Out of the two, Goodyear every time.

[Deleted User]

What is the make and model of the car they are going on?

Inner_Zone

Have Goodyear Eagle F1 ASY2 and ASY3 on my car well recommended.

onomatopoeia99

I've had both at different times on different vehicles, they are both good tyres for traction and grip.

Making detailed comparisons is difficult at the Bridgstone was on a front engined, four wheel drive saloon and the goodyear on a mid engined rear wheel drive two seater.

palgrave

Depends what car you drive. On my Accord I have nangkang.

mcpitman

palgrave wrote: »

Depends what car you drive. On my Accord I have nangkang.

Nah you haven't

thescouselander

I have Bridgestones on my car and they're very good on performance and wear but they are a little noisy.

Goodyear's wear down very quickly in my experience.

Shaka_Zulu

Tyres all about compromise so assuming all else are equal you just have to pick one and see what you think.

I prefer Goodyear but then again have never tried Bridgestone.

jase1

I can't see the Bridgestones causing any specific problems. They're a high quality tyre as is the Goodyear.

Which is the best depends on your priorities, the individual car, etc.

In fact I'd go so far as to suggest that the average driver won't notice any difference between the two.