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Old 29 June 2005, 06:13 PM
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Default Tyres, tyres, tyres.....

I have done lost of reading / searching in the forum.

GSD3's / RE070 / Toyo R1 (or 1R's, can't remember) seem to be the front runners.

I am swaying towards the GSD3's. But not sure about the "XL" one. I know the "XL" stands for extra load and has a stiffer side wall.
Has anyone use the XL's?
Worth the extra money?
Can anyone tell me the benifits of the XL over standard?

I have searched through the goodyear.co.uk web site, and for corporate web site standards, it is a pile of poo!

TIA

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Old 29 June 2005, 06:32 PM
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Hey matey

Have had GDS3's and T1S's in the past year, now just swapped them for the T1R's. All are pretty much the same - though the Toyo's seem to last a bit longer and are generally cheaper by about £20 a tyre. (www.mytyres.co.uk)
Not sure about the XL version - didn't know they did one

Hope my 2p worth helps!

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Old 29 June 2005, 08:54 PM
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Got 225/40/18 GSD3 XL's on mine and they're more confident inspiring then my old 215/40/17 Toyo T1-S.

Then again I'm comparing a standard newage against my old manic STi Type R
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