(S2K4ME)

Hi all,

Now had the GSD3s on for 300 miles and thought I'd let you know a little feedback compaired to the S02s.

Weather has been shocking so the I was very pleased to have GSD3s on because they are awesome in the wet / standing water.

However in the dry I've notice how much softer the tyre walls are and subsequently I am getting a lot more UNDER steer!!?? Would you say this is normal or should I get this checked out?

GSD3s have been an old favorite of mine but personally I think I will S02s are a lot better suited to the S2 - hence designed specifically.

Has anyone else recently changed from Bridgestone to Goodyear? If so please let me know your thoughts.

KR James

eSeM

An 04 car should never have had S02s.

I have used GSD3s and was very happy with them. I used 32psi.

Crispy Rice

No but i changed from SO2s to 17' RE050s and tyre technology has moved on a long way from SO2s, so much more grip and doesn't feel like it might kill at any second.

Mind you I always liked sliding about in the wet

Shipley

I did and much prefer the Goodyears

I run them at 30psi on 17" wheels.

russellhq

I thought the general advice was to run them at 34psi to compensate for the softer tyre wall

eSeM

That was the older GSD2s on 16" wheels (I still have a set of these in my loft).

Chris Type R

Yup, mine are at 34 on 18s - the sidewall flex is noticeable on the 16s, but I guess this diminishes as you increase rim diameter. When I was running F1s & Toyos on the 16s I ran them at 34 - 36, you get used to the change from S02s very quickly.

mikey k

I ran my 17" gsd3's at 34 but have now dropped them to 32.
Much nicer!

(S2K4ME)

Yeah sorry, meant Bridestone RE050s

So with my slight understeer would you say a higher PSI would lower this?

AquilaEagle

I run at 34, on 17"s not tried 32 I have to say