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Report on my Goodyears

Kim
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In several of the many, many hot debates here regarding tires, I have voiced my pleasure with the 18" Goodyear Eagle (GS D3). Very much in line with last year's Car & Driver ratings, I have been very pleased with the grip and the lack of road noise. I have commented several times on their apparent durability along the way.

This week, at the 20K mile mark .... all daily driving, no track time .... , it was time to replace the rears. The fronts still look like they have a long way to go. One of the fronts was replaced at the 12K mile mark via the road hazard warranty, and the other side looks very much like its newer partner.

One poster a while back commented on the very noticeable elevation in road noise when the tires were worn. I concur ... but it did not come until the rears were worn out and due for replacement .... so no real complaint there. Once the new shoes were in place, it was back to quiet cruising on the highway.

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