Help needed in getting Goodyear tire eagle GTII
Drifting
Joined: May 2006
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From: midlothian texas
Originally Posted by rihwoods
Try ordering thru Discount Tire...I ran into the same issue,but they have a nationwide network..
Choices are getting tough for those tire sizes...
Rich
Choices are getting tough for those tire sizes...
Rich
good luck .
ntq
Pro
Joined: Mar 2003
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From: New Franklin, OH
Originally Posted by BB72
GT+4's are also discontinued. Dunlop Qualifiers are available...Goodyear owns Dunlop. There's tires called Superstar GT, they're Goodyears. Not sure of the quality or speed rating or the looks. Never heard of them before. They're all RWL's. Do you have a Goodyear supplier over there? I'm sure somehow they could be shipped if you can't get them there. Let me know... Bob_juhasz@goodyear.com . Keep in mind I work at a manufacturing facility and not a service center that sells tires. Maybe I should look into getting a percentage off for forum members.
the reason I wanted to go with the Goodyears is they have the white letters and the correct speed rating I wanted.
I will have to check what can be shipped over here. I have some time to figure it out though, the winter-season just started and the car is stored for now...
Sonny
Team Owner
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Springfield MO
St. Jude Donor '07
Originally Posted by CandyRed77
Thanks Bob,
the reason I wanted to go with the Goodyears is they have the white letters and the correct speed rating I wanted.
I will have to check what can be shipped over here. I have some time to figure it out though, the winter-season just started and the car is stored for now...
Sonny
the reason I wanted to go with the Goodyears is they have the white letters and the correct speed rating I wanted.
I will have to check what can be shipped over here. I have some time to figure it out though, the winter-season just started and the car is stored for now...
Sonny
Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Central KY
Go down a size and consider BFG?
I like the BFG T/A Radials in 235/60R15. These are maybe an inch smaller in diameter but still look good on the car. They also have nice block RWLs on them. On my '73, a set of 255/60R15 tires rubbed the back edges of the front fenderwell - not good!
