John Moore

Does anybody out there have experience of BF Goodrich Tyres for a Scoob I have been offered them as an alternative to F1's that I am running at present at £60.00 a corner!!! a lot cheaper than the alternatives

CHIZZER

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<B>Does anybody out there have experience of BF Goodrich Tyres for a Scoob I have been offered them as an alternative to F1's that I am running at present at £60.00 a corner!!! a lot cheaper than the alternatives [/quote]

CHIZZER

Hi M8,
If you want your car to handle well,then don't put on the BFGoodrich.I work for Tyres Northampton,so I should know what I am talking about.
The BFGoodrich as far as I am concerned is a very cheap alternative and you won't get the road holding and mileage as you would expect,.Don't compromise, buy either Goodyear F1,Bridgestone SO2/3 or toyo T1S,these tyres will give you what you expect from your car.
Regards MARK(TYRES NORTHAMPTON)

John Moore

Chizzer Thanks for your reply.
I took your comments on to my local supplier who was surprised and said that everyone who had fitted the tyres had been very satisfied.
He was so convinced that he said that I could have a set on and if I was not happy he would replace with other tyres with full credit for the Goodrich's.
I have taken him up on tis offer and certainly after my first weekend with the tyres trying them out!!! I am very happy with them they seem as good if not better than the old F1's
Thanks for your reply though it helped me to get the sale or return offer

John

Mac's Power

I was very dissappointed in a Scooby I drove last week. A guy had it in for a service and was complaining that the back end just snapped away on corners and he thought he might have a geometery or shock problem. No problem only that he had a pair of BF Goodridge tyres on the back.

Let us know how you get on as there might be different models?

Paul.

John Moore

The tyres fitted are Profiler G 205/50R1687V
I believe this is a relatively new spec

carl

V-rated is only up to 135mph. I thought you were required to get tyres that are within rating at teh maximum speed of the car (i.e. for a Scoob at least Z or W).

John Moore

I have been advised that

John Moore

I have been advised that

John Moore

I have been reliably!! informed that the current speed rating of tyres is:-
H rating 130mph
V rating 149mph
W rating 168mph
These are all based on full load conditions so V rating should be OK for Scoob
I understand that the old VR rating was 130mph+
John

John Moore

Sorry for Two Earlier false starts my computer (or operator) had hickups