Goodyear F1 or Dunlop Sp 9000
25 October 2002, 01:56 PM
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I used the SP9000 205/45R17, they were hard with very poor grip. They lasted 24,000 miles but the grip was poor in the dry and worse in the wet!
I used the Goodyear Eagle F1's on a 16" rim, and the grip levels were on par with my old Bridgestone SO2's (Very good grip) For the cost, the grip levels were amazing in the wet and the dry!
Personally I would use the F1's again, but go no where near the SP9000's!!!
The above is my subjective opinion, but I was one of the few people who have used both tyres on a Scoob!
I used the Goodyear Eagle F1's on a 16" rim, and the grip levels were on par with my old Bridgestone SO2's (Very good grip) For the cost, the grip levels were amazing in the wet and the dry!
Personally I would use the F1's again, but go no where near the SP9000's!!!
The above is my subjective opinion, but I was one of the few people who have used both tyres on a Scoob!
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