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Have been waiting for the Goodyear Asy 3 for the past year. Launch in EU in 2016, hoping for it to be here late last year but until now still not launched. Heard that many sizes have yet to arrive including my VR size of 215/45R17. In the end cannot wait anymore so went for 225/45R17 which was available.

VR first use Goodyear way back in 2004 (really long time ago) and that was the Goodyear F1 Directional GS-D3, then the replacement Goodyear First Asymmetric in around 2008/9, then the Asy 2 in 2011. You can read on the Asy 2 here ( http://autoworld.com.my/forum/index.php?/topic/100774-goodyear-eagle-f1-asy-2/ ) I am not sure if I posted in ZTH those days, so have to read my post in AW forum.

Fitted my Asy 3 at Quicksave, USJ.

Not too much changed in the pattern, probably fine tuned and with new rubber compound


Sidewall design almost identical....lol


Asy 3 wording small and tiny


This 225/45R17 still Made in Germany


UTQG of Asy 3 the same as Asy 2
Thread wear 300
Traction AA
Temperature A


Ply rating also same as Asy 2, Sidewall only 1 Polyester ply and Thread area 4 plies only (1 polyester, 2 steel, 1 polyamide)


Since these tyres from EU, mine had EU labeling. Fuel efficiency C which is good for Max Performance tyres. Wet Handling is A, which is the highest rating and for Noise/Sound at 61dB which is also very quiet for a performance tyre










The Asy3 is said to be even lighter, but this round did not weigh it as I was using a difference tyre size.
Initial feel is smooth and quiet even though having super hard suspension and noisy exhaust....lol
The better ride should be due to the 1 ply sidewall, however even though is not so bumpy they are not soft. To me is a nice balance between comfort and performance.
The feel can be said like the Asy 2, so now bores down to it's performance and handling in wet and dry. Let me test further......:driver:
 

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Bro, nice tyres. How much per donut? Any discount from Quicksave? Please give more feedback after run in.
 
Whoa nice nice, finally back to the beloved F1 eh! :biggrin:
Like above question, how much per tire bro? Looking forward to further review and discussion on this one now.

So the Land Golden switched to the Cherry?
 
Made in Deutschland lagi. Good stuff. Sadly no 15". I go cry in a corner first.
 
Bro, nice tyres. How much per donut? Any discount from Quicksave? Please give more feedback after run in.

Many sizes not in yet....:smokin:

Whoa nice nice, finally back to the beloved F1 eh! :biggrin:
Like above question, how much per tire bro? Looking forward to further review and discussion on this one now.

So the Land Golden switched to the Cherry?

Yup, back to F1 3rd Gen.

Land Golden short term as HPY was crumbling, now just in time transfer to Hyundai as the Asy2 on Hyundai now bald and harden too.
Cherry SUV tyres much bigger...235/60R16....:biggrin:

Made in Deutschland lagi. Good stuff. Sadly no 15". I go cry in a corner first.
That day at SIC, saw 225/45R18 Made in Slovenia......:driver:
 
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Many sizes not in yet....:smokin:

Yup, back to F1 3rd Gen.

Land Golden short term as HPY was crumbling, now just in time transfer to Hyundai as the Asy2 on Hyundai now bald and harden too.
Cherry SUV tyres much bigger...235/60R16....:biggrin:


That day at SIC, saw 225/45R18 Made in Slovenia......:driver:

So how much did you buy?
Why didn't you try the Fleva? :biggrin: But I suppose this should be better than the Fleva and easy to rotate.
 
Any for size 245/40/r18? And we want price list:biggrin:
 
So how much did you buy?
Why didn't you try the Fleva? :biggrin: But I suppose this should be better than the Fleva and easy to rotate.

225/45R17 is RM600, that why I have been using 215/45R17 all this while......lol:biggrin:

Fleva V701 is below V105, and V105 in test below Asy3.....:driver:

Any for size 245/40/r18? And we want price list:biggrin:

Overseas website shows that they have this size......:driver:

Minimum starting size for this tyre is? 16"?

205/40R17 is the smallest......:driver:

Your Wira just stay 15, best fit for that size and engine power. Then just buy either PS3, F1D5, Fleva, V12E2, or RE003.

Yalor, Wira keep to 15" better.....:listen:
 
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Your Wira just stay 15, best fit for that size and engine power. Then just buy either PS3, F1D5, Fleva, V12E2, or RE003.

Yeah, 15" is the best for my car and engine. Actually if 14" still have performance tyres, I won't even think of changing. Last time during 90s, Mirage Cyborg R with 4G92 MIVEC also use 195/60/14 as stock tyre. If I am not mistaken, Lancer GSR with 4G93T also use 14". If they are good enough for engines over 150hp, they should be good enough for my 90hp.

Thinking of saving up to buy some nice ori Japan wheels either Enkei or Volk. Also thought that if they are lightweight, maybe can go for 16" considering that manufacturers are moving up to 16" as starting point for performance tyres.
 
Yeah, 15" is the best for my car and engine. Actually if 14" still have performance tyres, I won't even think of changing. Last time during 90s, Mirage Cyborg R with 4G92 MIVEC also use 195/60/14 as stock tyre. If I am not mistaken, Lancer GSR with 4G93T also use 14". If they are good enough for engines over 150hp, they should be good enough for my 90hp.

Thinking of saving up to buy some nice ori Japan wheels either Enkei or Volk. Also thought that if they are lightweight, maybe can go for 16" considering that manufacturers are moving up to 16" as starting point for performance tyres.

Those days don't have ultra low profile tyres mah! My super saloon stock tyres was 195/70R14, VR I think 205/60R15 only. Where got 30 series like now......lol
14" used to have some extreme tyres but that also no more.....:banghead:
 
Those days don't have ultra low profile tyres mah! My super saloon stock tyres was 195/70R14, VR I think 205/60R15 only. Where got 30 series like now......lol
14" used to have some extreme tyres but that also no more.....:banghead:

I only know got AD07 for 14 inch. Anything older, I don't really know much unless I watch Best Motoring and look back at those old reviews.

Your Super Saloon is like using Toyota Unser stock tyres. 205/60R15 is also same for Evo 2 and Evo 3. But to think that they actually engineered the Mirage Cyborg R and pair it with 195/60/14 tyres. Handling MIVEC engine with this kind of tyre size.
 
225/45R17 is RM600, that why I have been using 215/45R17 all this while......lol:biggrin:

Fleva V701 is below V105, and V105 in test below Asy3.....:driver:
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Whoa pricey, even more so than my CSC5 last time! Also more expensive than PS4 or similar?
Yup but the Fleva way much cheaper lor.
 
Yeah, 15" is the best for my car and engine. Actually if 14" still have performance tyres, I won't even think of changing. Last time during 90s, Mirage Cyborg R with 4G92 MIVEC also use 195/60/14 as stock tyre. If I am not mistaken, Lancer GSR with 4G93T also use 14". If they are good enough for engines over 150hp, they should be good enough for my 90hp.

Thinking of saving up to buy some nice ori Japan wheels either Enkei or Volk. Also thought that if they are lightweight, maybe can go for 16" considering that manufacturers are moving up to 16" as starting point for performance tyres.

No need to go 16' la. Even if you buy lightweight 16' which would not slow you down, the tires will become a bit thin already (195/50/16 or even worse, 205/45/16) hence not comfortable anymore.
 
Whoa pricey, even more so than my CSC5 last time! Also more expensive than PS4 or similar?
Yup but the Fleva way much cheaper lor.

That is why need to see priorities. Like Asy2 215/45R17 last time RM460, HPY RM360, if okay with 80% of Asy2 traction and handling, it cost 80% of Asy2 also....lol
Like Land Golden now transfer to my NA Hyundai, good enough and cost RM220 only....lol:rofl:
 
That is why need to see priorities. Like Asy2 215/45R17 last time RM460, HPY RM360, if okay with 80% of Asy2 traction and handling, it cost 80% of Asy2 also....lol
Like Land Golden now transfer to my NA Hyundai, good enough and cost RM220 only....lol:rofl:

As I always said, buy the best you can afford, and you have made a wise choice! :top:
 

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