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So. Bridgestone Potenza RE-005A or whatever come on the R. Really not a very good tyre imo.
Looking forward to changing to something decent.
Audi S3. Sold
Golf R. Sold
Citroen DS3 Dsport. Sold
2016 Skoda Octavia RS Wagon.
I have always hated the stiff sidewalls on most bridgestones. It has prodigious amounts of grip but when it loses traction, it feels very sudden to me. I prefer tires that are a bit more progressive in terms of feel.
I agreed mate. The RE050A are pretty average for a performance tyre at best.
But that's no surprise. All the tyre round-ups have concluded the same....
We've been discussing this over in the wheels & suspension subforum. But it used to be a competition between the Michelin PS3's, Continental ContiSportContact 5P's (suitable for 19" R wheels, but not 18" R wheels) and Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric.
But then the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 2 has come out and has just outclassed everything. It has thusfar dominated every review it's been in, and is also getting unbelievable customer reviews.
I didn’t even know there was a wheels and tyre subforum. Whoops. I had Goodyear Eagle F1 Asyms on my last car (first generation ones) and they were without a doubt the best tyre I have ever had – replaced P zero, which replaced Yoko Advans. Very good grip and above all feedback – the asyms are a very progressive tyre and let you feel a lot more about what is going on. Good to hear the second gen are getting good reviews as it is what I am considering replacing them with.
Not surprised that the Bridgestone get average reviews. They aren't a bad tyre. They are just not a good tyre either.
Audi S3. Sold
Golf R. Sold
Citroen DS3 Dsport. Sold
2016 Skoda Octavia RS Wagon.
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