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  • #16
    Originally posted by FJ Steve View Post
    Bazzle,

    How many k ms did you get out of the OEM tyres? And was it all freeway/suburban? or was there some 'spirited' efforts on 'closed' roads?

    32,000k, "Mixed" and "Spirited " driving.

    Bazzle
    Prev 2008 R32 3 door DSG.
    Prev 2010 S3 Sportback Stronic.
    Now Lexus IS350 F Sport

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    • #17
      Originally posted by smoothcall View Post
      Isn't this tyre that finished last in the Evo test a couple of years ago.
      Here we go........
      Prev 2008 R32 3 door DSG.
      Prev 2010 S3 Sportback Stronic.
      Now Lexus IS350 F Sport

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      • #18
        Did you pick them up locally or from overseas Bazzle?

        Guy has some yokohama advan sport's and says they are quite good, how do the S-drives compare?

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        • #19
          Originally posted by G-rig View Post
          Did you pick them up locally or from overseas Bazzle?

          Guy has some yokohama advan sport's and says they are quite good, how do the S-drives compare?
          Bob Jane..

          Cant compare them as I havnt driven on the sports. Some pepole I know have, on BMW 3 series and only comments were going off in hard prolonged track use, which I wont be doing. (Same applies to 99% of road tyres I suppose.)

          Bazzle
          Prev 2008 R32 3 door DSG.
          Prev 2010 S3 Sportback Stronic.
          Now Lexus IS350 F Sport

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          • #20
            Originally posted by bazzle View Post
            32,000k, "Mixed" and "Spirited " driving.

            Bazzle
            was that with the dunlop sport maxx?? or did you have other stock tires??

            ive just hit 28000kms and i think my tires are still pretty good LOL

            maybe i dont drive hard enough
            84 MK1 GTI
            01 DC2R

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            • #21
              i have done 31K on my sportsmaxx and still got roughly 4mm left. There is alot of city driving involve with mine though. However they are noisy and screaming now.

              Just curious, anyone got new r32 and comment how much tread are there brand new?

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              • #22
                Originally posted by bazzle View Post
                32,000k, "Mixed" and "Spirited " driving.

                Bazzle
                Still had a couple of mm left but the inner edges were not roadworthy anymore.. sooo had to go.

                Bazzle
                Prev 2008 R32 3 door DSG.
                Prev 2010 S3 Sportback Stronic.
                Now Lexus IS350 F Sport

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                • #23
                  We have 47k kms on our OEM tyres (to be honest...I can't recall if they are Dunlops or not - will have a look when I get home this coming week).

                  Just had a service yesterday.......Joe (Golfwagen - Wangara) reports that they are fine. Front pads have a bit more to go.......all good.

                  [offtopic] Big +rep for Joe and Wade at Golfwagen.....always great service delivered with a smile. Thanks for looking after the .:R /[offtopic]
                  MY16 Touareg 4.2Lt V8 TDI/Pure White LED lightbox/REDARC Brake Controller/ Racechip/iDrive Throttle controller
                  2008 GOLF .:R32/5DR DBPE DSG/SUNROOF/RNS510/PRIVACY TINT/CONTI SC3s/MILLTEK CATBACK NON-RES/9W2 BT/"MYR-032"

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                  • #24
                    My sport maxx were getting noisy after 10,000k, wouldn't get them again and not for the price even though they are a 'premium' tyre.

                    I've done about 13,000km on those Falken RT-615's but only about 1-1.5mm left on the inside edge on the rears, don't think i'll be getting those again unless i can source them cheap. Great tyres but don't last that long .

                    In the past I had some Yoko A539's that were great, they don't make them anymore but i'd consider them as a brand still but the F1 Asymmetrical's seem the best (but not the cheapest, also not sure if anyone has been running them long term yet).

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                    • #25
                      Is anyone running the Goodyear Eagle F1 assymertrical's?

                      I would be curious to know how the drive, sound (road noise), how long these puppies last?
                      2007 Golf GTI
                      .. (Arsenal) ..

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by SaBiH View Post
                        Is anyone running the Goodyear Eagle F1 assymertrical's?

                        I would be curious to know how the drive, sound (road noise), how long these puppies last?
                        Read the Thread TITLE R32 235/40/18 Yoko S drives

                        Bazzle
                        Prev 2008 R32 3 door DSG.
                        Prev 2010 S3 Sportback Stronic.
                        Now Lexus IS350 F Sport

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                        • #27
                          After a couple of weeks now I am still happy with the purchase. Good turn in and positive grip.
                          The slightly wider tread gives a more square look on the rim. I like that over the stretched look, also gives 'little' more protection when near a kerb.
                          Ive had the front liner screw rub a few times. Must get around to removing and tucking in the liner.

                          Bazzle
                          Prev 2008 R32 3 door DSG.
                          Prev 2010 S3 Sportback Stronic.
                          Now Lexus IS350 F Sport

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                          • #28
                            How much cheaper were the 235s than the 225s?

                            I've been getting quotes for 225s and any decent tyre is $450+

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by bazzle View Post
                              Bob Jane..

                              Cant compare them as I havnt driven on the sports. Some pepole I know have, on BMW 3 series and only comments were going off in hard prolonged track use, which I wont be doing. (Same applies to 99% of road tyres I suppose.)

                              Bazzle
                              very true....the sports ar a very good tyre!....i track that tyre and have to say excellent....they were never the same once driven back on the road after a track day!

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by SaBiH View Post
                                Is anyone running the Goodyear Eagle F1 assymertrical's?

                                I would be curious to know how the drive, sound (road noise), how long these puppies last?
                                A few people have them on Golfmkv.com, do a search on there perhaps. Fairly highly rated and top of the reviews.

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