87SAM

My winter time wheels and Continental Conti Extreme Contact mud snows.



Summer time Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's (did have Goodyear run flats). Also installed new monitors I picked up from Gene

rws.1

Both tires are great choices for your use

02MillenniumVette

LoneStarFRC

If this is your first set of D3s you're going to love them.

GRUNIE

Goodyear GS-D3's What do you suppose the blue, red & yellow stripes in the treads are for? I have a set as well and was just wondering....

87SAM

I don’t know what the stripes mean or represent. Maybe used for scanning purposes at the end of the manufacturing process.

Craig Wagner

I've heard the GS-D3's are great wet weather tires. Can any of you who have used them chime in?

diyguy

I am quite certain MANY will chime in. I do not think you can find a better handling tire anywhere on the planet for wet weather traction.

I am on my 2nd set and when the tire guys tried to 'pitch' the tire they thought I should have, I just quitely jestured that was a nice offer....but if you don't mind, could we cut the chatter and get those GS-D3's on


They are also GREAT handling tires on dry streets as well, and are very quiet compared to the stock F1 RunCraps.

You have made an excellent decision!

Enjoy --

66ratpower

I favor these because of wet and dry conditions. Good tire, good price, good ride, Goodyear D-3.

jrose7004

I've got GS D3's and they seem to be a good all around tire.

Sorny

Fantastic tires in the wet; I doubt you'll find a better tire on a wet surface. Dry grip is also excellent.

My next set of tires will be GS-D3's again. I'll need new back tires sometime next year, which would be about 25k miles since putting them on. No complaints here.



Sorny

Dave68

They are INCREDIBLE in the rain - better than just about any other tire! I've had my GSD3s for 14,000 miles now and I never cease to be amazed by their grip, dry OR wet.