Goodyear Tires
Goodyear Tires
Has anyone tried Goodyear LS2000/LS3000 hybrid before? any feedback?
Re: Goodyear Tires
I wanted to try LS2000 but some fellas told me its noisy as well even though tread pattern looks like its low noise...IMHOhuffie wrote:Has anyone tried Goodyear LS2000/LS3000 hybrid before? any feedback?
'ex-CL9' driver....
i'm using ls2000. very lasting tyres. very good for normal driving. it's not really quiet after 10000km, especially if you don't neutral your camber, the sides (noise reduction pattern) wears out and your tyres will get noisy.
performance wise i never really corner or drive hard, so i don't know. wet grip is just average, during heavy rain under hard acceleration i can feel some lost of grip. but my tyres are coming to its end, other than that quite ok.
performance wise i never really corner or drive hard, so i don't know. wet grip is just average, during heavy rain under hard acceleration i can feel some lost of grip. but my tyres are coming to its end, other than that quite ok.
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$160 for 215/17...can't remember exactly..but its for the standard 17" CL7R rims.
I just got my rear camber done today so perhaps the 'swerve left' behavoir will disappear.
Had to change 3 cuz the previous tyres all were terribly worn off due to negative camber. The last one I changed it less than 1 yr ago so its still 'manageable'
I just got my rear camber done today so perhaps the 'swerve left' behavoir will disappear.
Had to change 3 cuz the previous tyres all were terribly worn off due to negative camber. The last one I changed it less than 1 yr ago so its still 'manageable'
sorry but what was ur bad experience to say it's not a good tyre? thanx for sharingEnegue wrote:$160 for 215/17...can't remember exactly..but its for the standard 17" CL7R rims.
I just got my rear camber done today so perhaps the 'swerve left' behavoir will disappear.
Had to change 3 cuz the previous tyres all were terribly worn off due to negative camber. The last one I changed it less than 1 yr ago so its still 'manageable'
No la...no bad experience yet. I just changed em' yesterday. But if you read from the very first post on this thread, the reviews for this tyre seems to be below average. Nobody has yet said anything strikingly postiive about it.huffie wrote:sorry but what was ur bad experience to say it's not a good tyre? thanx for sharingEnegue wrote:$160 for 215/17...can't remember exactly..but its for the standard 17" CL7R rims.
I just got my rear camber done today so perhaps the 'swerve left' behavoir will disappear.
Had to change 3 cuz the previous tyres all were terribly worn off due to negative camber. The last one I changed it less than 1 yr ago so its still 'manageable'
And since I just changed to them yesterday, in hindsight it may seem to be a waste of $$
BTW, I was using FALKEN ZE326 previously and all have failed prematurely due to the camber issue.