Across driver feedback, the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 2 is widely praised as a confidence-inspiring UHP summer tyre with standout wet grip, strong dry grip/braking, and a noticeably quieter, more comfortable ride than many OEM-fit rivals (especially when replacing run-flats). Many owners also highlight stable high-speed manners, predictable breakaway, and reduced tramlining. The most consistent drawbacks are faster-than-expected wear for some drivers and a softer sidewall feel that can reduce steering sharpness, with a notable subset also reporting sidewall bulges/damage sensitivity on rough, pothole-prone roads (particularly with run-flat fitments).
What owners mention most counted across 353 reviews
Fantastic Tyres!....the best I've ever bought. I've used Michelin on my Audi A5, but the drone at high speeds was unbearable...but these tyres just give a very low grumble when youre going over rough Tarmac...which is fine. You get much better grip and consequently acceleration.
My main issue is wear - I do not throw the car around or accelerate and break heavily but these tyres have only lasted about 12K miles. Will be looking for a longer lasting tyre. Apart from that they are an excellent tyre
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Mazda
225/45 R17
10,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
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I left a review on 1st Feb, after only a few weeks' usage of the tyres on my Mazda6 2.3 Sport. At the time, they'd endured sun, rain and snow, spray-on unclassified roads to dual-carriageway A-roads. And they'd earned grade-A.
10k miles in. I've just had the fronts and rears swapped round to even out the wear. And they're still top of the class. The Mazda6 is, admittedly, a pretty light car (1375kg) with class-leading handling but I've yet to drive another family car with the same responsiveness and grip.
I'll be buying an RX-8 ProDrive later this year and the first thing I'll do is put four of these tyres onto it. It'll take a lot to wean me off these!
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Replaced worn out Bridgestone Potenza REO50's with the Goodyear eagle F1's, and what a difference it has made to the car. Where the car would previously understeer in the wet it now grips and feels 10 x sharper than it did with the bridgestone's. Dry grip is good but but could be better, the side wall is a little soft which can give the sensation that the car is rolling although the rubber still has a tight grip of the road, this might not be the case with the 97xl load rated tyre, mine is the 93. Only noticable when driving on the limit!
The tyres are very comfortable and noise is relatively low, so perfect for motorway driving. A fantastic all round performance tyre which excels in the rain. I would recommend the 97XL load rated tyre.
You know, I'm a bit disappointed!! I had the Dunlop sport maxx when I got the car and they were pants in the wet; couldn't fault them in the dry. So I was loooking for a tyre that could handle the good old British wet roads, and the Goodyear is supposed to be one of the best. However, I don't think they are that good for a Golf R...... the search is still on. Will try the Avon ZZ 3 next I think.
good comfort, very silent, great aquaplaning resistance, 5mm left in front after about 3600 km (fast cornering, fwd car, eats the edges). two tires got loud after being correctly stored trough the winter for some reason... lmpressive wet grip, but not the best in cold weather unless you push them real hard and keep them warmed up. they truly shine on hot dry roads.
the only flaw l see is that they must be really warmed up to grip hard or they slide a bit, had better results with the dunlop sportmax RTs as theyre softer, then again it could be that my car is just too light for this tire. overall a very good wear/performance ratio.
Have just had the goodyear eagle f1 fitted to my type R. And wow what a difference my grips and handles so much better even in the wet. Can't say much about tyer wear as iv only hand them for a month. But will say is I would definitely buy these tyers again
I changed all 4 on my BMW 530D touring, changed from run flats and the difference was very clear, much more forgiving. Lost a little sharpness at turn in but well worth the small trade off.
I do mostly fast motorway miles and managed 17,000 miles on the rears, front half way worn.
Fuel consumption remained consistent with the previous run flats
Only slight criticism is if left when hot they go very slightly out of round, as if they have moulded to the road surface, creates a very light vibration. Require's half a mile to warm up and then this disapears.
Would i recomend them - absolutely, thats why I am ordering replacements for the rears today.
This is great example of how the contemporary tyres are improved over the previous generation in every area, left aside feedback. Replacing the SportContact3, a tyre that really suited my driving style and my car's dynamic characteristics, was a gamble between the brand new SportContact5 and the F1 that paid off at the end, especially considering the noticeable improvement over the wear, at least 20% over the conti. Probably the only reason for grumbling is the limited amound of feedback, a deliberate choice in order to offer high level of comfort.
Great tires. Replaced my Dunlop SP Sport 01 tyres with these and i now feel much more safe around high speed turn-ins both in the dry and wet. Can't say anything about wear yet as they are still pretty new. These tyres have soft sidewalls, so you still get pretty much comfort with them especially on bumpy roads. Silent, too. A very good combination, perfect all-rounder for an everyday driver.
A great all-around tire for those among us with a desire towards sporty driving. I found these tires to handle wet conditions comparable to dry conditions. This is not to say that they lack performance in dry, it's to say that they really shine in wet conditions. Ideal for places with a wetter climate. The only thing I found somewhat lacking was the wear. After 3 rotations and around 20,000km, I noticed considerable loss in wear - the traction and performance didn't suffer as much as the legislation though. On the one hand this is to be expected from a high performing tire but in the long run it might be worth considering something with a smaller price tag, if you're not really an everyday-racer =)
