Goodyear Eagle^® F1 SuperCar^®

Won't buy again...

Satisfied with tires. They look very nice and I would buy them again.

OEM Eagle F1 Supercar tires with 27,000 miles on my 2014 Mustang GT convertible with Brembo package. Just now needing to be replaced. Decent handling and traction. Can't complain about the durability. I'll replace them with the Goodyear's again. Something right about Mustangs and Goodyear tires. Reminds me of my 70 Boss 302 with Polyglas GT's.

The F1's were OEM. I've always owned and driven 4x4's- this is my first car and first time experiencing performance tires. I drive fast, precise, and I'm hard on the things I own. Ex: snowboard. I like the F1 tires. They stick to the road! Granted these are not for winter driving. I live in Southern California and these dry hot streets are perfect for these tires. Not once have they failed to grip. Handling in turns doesn't skip a beat. Swaying is almost nonexistent. The road noise is minimal. Plus you don't feel every little pebble. But your wallet will feel it. My tires only lasted one year!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One! 9,835mi. When one tire was accidently punctured, I replaced it with a lightly used RS-A2. Like I said, I haven't ever skidded out or lost traction until the RS-A2 was installed. I felt my life was not safe using the RS-A2 tire. I hated that tire and couldn't wait till I got more F1's all around. Overall, the F1 Supercar tire is a good year tire. Literally.

You should ignore the negative comments listed for this tire. One person gives a negative review and then lists snow, ice, slush. THIS IS A PERFORMANCE TIRE - therefore it won't grip in cold weather. You wouldn't purchase running shoes and then complain that they don't do very well in deep snow - this is no different. I also don't understand the person claiming 18,000 miles before replacement. I have a 540hp GT500 and the tires look brand new. I like them, and will replace them with the same when they finally wear out (no end in sight, thus far). I have never driving my GT500 in the rain, so I have no idea how they perform. But given the rear tires are 285, I imagine they'd float at speed if driving into standing water.

I have these on a 2012 Shelby American Mustang with 585HP. The best thing about these tires is the immediate steering response with their stiff sidewalls. It's a performance tire, I get about 14K per set, but the price is low at under 200 dollars a tire. I think Goodyear does not recommend driving on these below 40 degrees for a couple reasons. I am a handling buff and these tires work well for their intended purpose of max performance in temperatures over 60 degrees. The tread wear life is not very good, but that it's a summer sticky performance tire, so no big deal there. These may not be fore everyone, but the fit the bill for my intended purposes of hard acceleration and superb handling characteristics.

Bought the tires during a take-off sale for 2007 GT-500s that had been upgraded to Supersnakes. I had lowered the car (2007 Mustang GT) and hadn't used caster-camber plates and shredded the fronts within 15,000 miles. Those were replaced with the Goodyear F-1s (255-35-18 and the C/C plates) and have been on the car for 26,000 miles and still look great. The original rears (285-40-18) have been on the car for 42,000 miles. They still have some life yet, but I'm replacing them in preparation for a long trip. Not sure who burns these tires off so quickly but they are long lived and do an excellent job. I'm in southern Georgia so winter is not that much of an issue, but these tires are NOT all-season radials. If you drive like you understand that limitation...you'll do just fine. Are they noisy? Well, the Mustang is noisy and I observed no increase in road noise with the tire switch. Do they handle? Oh yes they do. Haven't busted them loose yet in cornering.

Overall great tire for handling. Rough riding on pavement cracks and irregularities. Not very high milage tire.. Fronts wore edges out at and had 80% tread left in center@ 8,000 miles rears lasted 21,000 miles. Did not try to drive in winter weather .rain was good handling as was dry too

In all of my years of owning multiple performance vehicles from the STS Cadillac, to X-5 BMW's, Lexus' and now the Lincoln MKS....this is by far the worst tire I've ever owned. It's as if I am driving on a piece of hard plastic that is operating as a tire. The worst ever!!! I never write reviews on things such as this....but, I am writing this to be sure I tell the world...this tire is horrible....do not buy it!

This is my second pair of Eagle F! Super Car tires. They handle exceptionally well in the summer. I do not drive my car after November 1st because of the drop in temperature and these tires do not like to play in the cold..........With my GT500 I do put these tires through their pace. For the money its well worth the investment.