How many miles have you gotten on your Goodyear SuperCar Tires
09-03-2015, 01:02 PM
#62
Race Director
2013 GS. A Toyota drove into the side of my car and damaged the left rear wheel (among other things) and the body shop put a new Supercar G:2 on a new wheel (the car came with Supercar G:1s from the factory). I matched that tire with 3 more (the car had 18,000 at the time and treadwear was even on the old tires.) Right after that I drove from California to Pennsylvania for the NCCC Convention. On the way back home I got excessive vibration and found this when I stopped (4045 miles):
This is 99% highway driving. No burnouts (though a guy at the tire store asked me if I won the burnout contest). The right rear looked similar but not as bad. More evenly worn across the whole width of the tread. Both rear tires had 36 PSI (hot).
This is 99% highway driving. No burnouts (though a guy at the tire store asked me if I won the burnout contest). The right rear looked similar but not as bad. More evenly worn across the whole width of the tread. Both rear tires had 36 PSI (hot).
09-03-2015, 03:29 PM
#64
Melting Slicks
Before posting this question, and having used this site quite a bit, I did a search for many key words in hopes of finding a previous thread on this before posting something that has been posted many times, but I was getting 20+ pages of posts related to words such as "Good Year", "Miles on Good Year tires", "worn out Good Year Tires". So I decided to give it a shot, knowing that somewhere out there, are possibly many previous posts that I can reference. If you would be so kind to provide some links to previous posts, that would be great.
Again, I am only interested in hearing about your experiences with this particular Good Year Tire; I don't want to hear about Michelin, or Non SuperCar F1 Good Year tires.
Thank you.
Again, I am only interested in hearing about your experiences with this particular Good Year Tire; I don't want to hear about Michelin, or Non SuperCar F1 Good Year tires.
Thank you.
Hope these are the answers you were looking for.
09-03-2015, 05:03 PM
#65
Burning Brakes
I got my car with the original goodyear supercars with 18k miles. They lasted another 2000 miles and were put to there death with some good old burnout and a couple donuts.
09-03-2015, 05:09 PM
#66
Le Mans Master
2013 GS. A Toyota drove into the side of my car and damaged the left rear wheel (among other things) and the body shop put a new Supercar G:2 on a new wheel (the car came with Supercar G:1s from the factory). I matched that tire with 3 more (the car had 18,000 at the time and treadwear was even on the old tires.) Right after that I drove from California to Pennsylvania for the NCCC Convention. On the way back home I got excessive vibration and found this when I stopped (4045 miles):
This is 99% highway driving. No burnouts (though a guy at the tire store asked me if I won the burnout contest). The right rear looked similar but not as bad. More evenly worn across the whole width of the tread. Both rear tires had 36 PSI (hot).
This is 99% highway driving. No burnouts (though a guy at the tire store asked me if I won the burnout contest). The right rear looked similar but not as bad. More evenly worn across the whole width of the tread. Both rear tires had 36 PSI (hot).
I got about 15000 out of my fronts, but they looked similar to the picture quote, but not as bad ... cord on the inside, new-looking tread on the outside. Had about 25000 on the rears when I changed them, but they still had some life left. They were wearing evenly. And I'm a conservative driver.
