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Haven't tried any GT Radials on my SUVs or pickup, but I am using/have used them on my hatchback (Champiro GTX Pro 300tw, ₱4k per tire) and sedan (Champiro SX2 200tw, ₱6.5k per tire). In terms of pricing, with the sizes and variants I got, they're only a hair cheaper than the established brands. Although, performance is also comparable to what my other options are so I'm still satisfied. They're also good against punctures since I never got punctured even after 4/5 years.
Goodyear f1 eagle asymmetric 6 but slightly wider at 215/45/17. Transformed the car with much sharper turn in and the rear no longer wants to go sideways in the wet when I put the power on. Also much less road noise and seems to ride more smoothly. This is over the stock bridgestone.
I swapped my Goodyears for 50mm gravel king x1+. I love them and they have been really versatile.
Very good. Been using the all terrain version ng Savero for farm use, rough road, for more than 3yrs ok pa naman. A lot cheaper, and less road noise pa compared sa Yokohama
Gumamit din ako nyan for my Innova and matagal din ang buhay. Naka 30,000km ako and makapal pa din ang thread. Good grip din naman.
Since my budget is kinda tight now, I did some research here in the sub and ended up buying the HT variant of the GT Radial Savero SUV line. So far I’m loving it since the ride is quiet/comfy, braking is good, and the overall handling is smooth.
other than being louder than the stock bridgestone turanza that replaced my forester's tires, can't compain about the performance on the road. going 30k now and still has alot of meat.
Greedy NASCAR wants a 10 month season, they should ask Goodyear for a deal on snow tires.
The Flex ate through tires, though. The OEM Goodyears were garbage, as usual.
Current car has Goodyear, the cheapest model. And terrible in snow and ice.
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