Take Off 1LE Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar G: 2

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SOLD
EDIT: Updated, these are Y Rated. From Goodyear's site:
285/35ZR20 PRODUCT CODE: 408038328 SPEED RATING: (Y) LOAD RATING: 100
Take off tires from my 2014 2SS 1LE, selling my 1LE wheels
$1350 shipped from TireRack for a new set.

I am asking 1100 SHIPPED or best offer. I am in south Texas for local pickups.

Car has 882 miles. No burnouts, no brake stands. I've driven the car fast around curves and gotten on it, but have never broken traction in it in a straight line or around a bend; waiting to break in the vehicle.

Front left:


Rear left:





"The Eagle F1 Supercar G: 2 (Generation 2)is Goodyear's Extreme Performance Summer tire developed for use as Original Equipment (O.E.) on Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 coupes and convertibles...The Eagle F1 Supercar G: 2 is designed to be street-refined and track-capable by combining an aggressive appearance with awe-inspiring performance."

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price lowered

[YellowL99]

how much with the rims?

[1sikss]

off topic but im buying 305s and they say y rating and i looked it up and y rating is the top one for 186mph cant find z rating.. is there a difference?

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Originally Posted by 1sikss

off topic but im buying 305s and they say y rating and i looked it up and y rating is the top one for 186mph cant find z rating.. is there a difference?

here ya go, should be correct (PS dont know personally, just pulled from online):
S -- 180km/h or 112mph

T -- 190km/h or 118mph

U -- 200km/h or 125mph

H -- 210km/h or 130mph

V -- 240km/h or 149mph

W -- 270km/h or 168mph

Y -- 300km/h or 186mph

ZR -- Above 300km/h or 186mph

[ThaCamaroKid]

Originally Posted by 1sikss

off topic but im buying 305s and they say y rating and i looked it up and y rating is the top one for 186mph cant find z rating.. is there a difference?

Y rated tires are 'technically' a higher speed rating than z rated tires.

Reason is long and boring, but essentially if a tire is Y rated it is the highest rating, and if it is ZR in addition to being Y rated just means it is speed rated for 149+ so it is a bit redundant. W and Y rated tires are the highest ratings,

Z/ZR is actually 149+
W is 168
Y is 186+

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^there you go, what he said!

Updated OP, these are Y rated tires. checked goodyear's site
285/35ZR20 PRODUCT CODE: 408038328 SPEED RATING: (Y) LOAD RATING: 100

[Fish-man]

Originally Posted by ThaCamaroKid

Y rated tires are 'technically' a higher speed rating than z rated tires.

Reason is long and boring, but essentially if a tire is Y rated it is the highest rating, and if it is ZR in addition to being Y rated just means it is speed rated for 149+ so it is a bit redundant. W and Y rated tires are the highest ratings,

Z/ZR is actually 149+
W is 168
Y is 186+

almost...

"Z" isn't a real rating anymore. I beleive it use to be years ago. More of a remnant now. As it says above, if it has a Z in the size description (ie; P275/40ZR20), then it is "above" 149.
There will always be a 'service description' after the size description that shows the load index "number" and the speed rating "letter":

105Y or (105Y)


V is up to 149
the following can have "Z" in size description:
W is up to 168
Y is up to 186
(Y) is 186+... the parenthesis are important...which is to say, you need to verify the actual top speed limit with the tire manufacturer.

Note that the top speed is also guided by the load and the pressure... in other words, it would not be reasonable to expect a fully loaded tire at 35psi to hold together in a top speed run

[Brandonmos]

Any way you could part with the rear tires?

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Sold with my wheels