Performance winter tire advice

[Rubezahl]

Has anyone used the Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season tires in the snow? Since we only get about 10 snow days a year, here in Indiana, i would hate to put winter tires on the car. I was wondering if these all season tires would work better than the stock run flats, though i am sure not as good as a winter tire.

Any thoughts?

[GRDZ4Roadster]

Rubezahl, I too am leaning towards the Goodyear Eagle F1 All Seasons. I've heard a lot of good things about them.

[F87LUV]

Originally Posted by takedown8

I guess you haven't been reading the entire thread. Dunlops, woman!

Ok, so I went with the dunlops since I had no choice and guess what? NOT AN INCH OF @#$%^&* SNOW yet. Im already shopping for my fairweather rims now.

PS the dunlops drive like sh*t over 60mph

[Hawkeye]

Just called into a tire place here in Iowa and they are charging right over $1,400 for 4 Blizzaks mounted and balanced I will just sit till summer and get a new rim and tire set for that much!

[F87LUV]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

Just called into a tire place here in Iowa and they are charging right over $1,400 for 4 Blizzaks mounted and balanced I will just sit till summer and get a new rim and tire set for that much!

good god!! theyre like $700-800 online...

[RussRamz]

Originally Posted by Rubezahl

Has anyone used the Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season tires in the snow? Since we only get about 10 snow days a year, here in Indiana, i would hate to put winter tires on the car. I was wondering if these all season tires would work better than the stock run flats, though i am sure not as good as a winter tire.

Any thoughts?

I'm running Goodyear Eagle F1 AS as my daily driver tires. It's a good tire with adequate grip in the wet. I have only used them on a light dusting of snow and they performed fine. I have no complaints with these tires and they're OK for spirited drives with the understanding they're just AS tires.