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I just bought two tyres for Lola (due to one being viciously punctured and me feeling a need to have tyres matching to a point). I got Goodyear Eagle F1's in 195/50 R15 from my local Beaurepaires. Now I was quoted $120 per tyre, which is what a mate paid for his in the same size only a couple of weeks back, but when I went to pay, both tyres, including fitment only cost a total of $230, so the tyres were only $105 each!!! :thumbsup: I was quite happy to pay $120 each, but $105 seems a real bargain! And it's much better than paying $280/tyre just to get Yokohama A032R's, even if they are super-dooper grippy. The Eagle F1 shouldn't be too bad, and the mate that bought some said he thought they felt quite grippy enough for track work. Of course, I'll still buy some A032R's one day. Just not any day soon. :D

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NOTE: I didn't use any discounts of any kind, not even a discount for being so damn good looking. This price is available to anyone. I don't know if it's nation-wide or just up here, but I think it's worth looking into if you're after tyres.

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yea I just don't like how it looks. It LOOKS like theres less rubber but there probably isnt. I guess it will perform as good if not better as the RT-215 because falken takes their development seriously.

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