Goodyear Tyres Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5 SUV Reviews
Goodyear's flagship Ultra High Performance tyre that delivers outstanding grip and responsive handling on both wet and dry roads.
Key Features
- Impulse Control Compound Technology - A highly refined compound with extra silica load provides shorter braking distance in both wet and dry conditions
- Active Braking Technology and Long Shoulder Blocks - Increases the contact surface and grip to deliver shorter braking distances
- Power Cushion Technology - Delivers a stronger lightweight construction improving handling and cornering performance
- UHP Cool Cushion Layer and Asymmetric Bottom Layer - Provides precise handling and lower rolling resistance which can deliver improved fuel efficienc
- Optimised Cavity and Pattern - For enhanced durability and treadlife
| Size | Overall Diameter | Run Flat? | Low Rolling Resistance? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20" | |||
| 245/40R20 99V | 704mm | - | - |
| 245/40R20 99V | 704mm | - | - |
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