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Goodyear Eagles in 265/35/R18 no longer available?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Chaps I've had Goodyear Eagles on the car for a few years now. I seem to get ~10K out of the rears which I think it pretty good. Its time for a refresh but they seem to be unavailable from the usual online dealers in 265/35/R18. Am I missing a trick somewhere?

POST 2Original post

they're probably dropped this tyre now still lots of other choice inc the Uniroyal Rain Sport 3 in that size

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for that. If the Goodyears are now obsolete, the Uniroyals look like a good swap. :thumbs:

POST 4Original post

Goodyear have released a new range of tyres, Super Sport, supposedly with coverage of 18" tyre size, but availability seems patchy to me

POST 5Original post

Uniroyal s are super soft sidewall. Don't recommend. Eagle F1 assu 5 is available in 265/35/18 now.

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