Goodyear D 4827 or D 5202 feedback .

Tex013 · 04-26-2023, 05:54 PM

I know another tyre question .
Can anyone give me some feedback on the Goodyear D 4827 , 30x9 (29.5 tall - 92.5 rollout ) or D 5202 30x9 ( 29.6 tall - 93.1 rollout)
Near 3800 lb 68 Satellite on Caltracs , footbrake 10.30 range .
I know the 4827 may be an older type , I also know there is the newer 5202 with a improved compound .
As the 5202 is for Factory Stock type cars would this be better for a heavier car ?
Talking to Goodyear distributor here in Oz its a lucky dip for them in what they order vs what they get .
I may use Tbrake later but have gone back to footbrake on my current Hoosier 30x10.5 radial slick .(29.5 tall)
How many passes approximately ?
It also is a price point as the 4827 is more than $120.00 cheaper per tyre at the moment compared to Hoosier
PS my mate is also interested for his 62 Belair @ 3950lbs using Tbrake .

Thanks in advance

Tex

04-26-2023, 05:54 PM	#1
Tex013 Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Sydney , Australia Posts: 97 Likes: 23 Liked 43 Times in 25 Posts	Goodyear D 4827 or D 5202 feedback . I know another tyre question . Can anyone give me some feedback on the Goodyear D 4827 , 30x9 (29.5 tall - 92.5 rollout ) or D 5202 30x9 ( 29.6 tall - 93.1 rollout) Near 3800 lb 68 Satellite on Caltracs , footbrake 10.30 range . I know the 4827 may be an older type , I also know there is the newer 5202 with a improved compound . As the 5202 is for Factory Stock type cars would this be better for a heavier car ? Talking to Goodyear distributor here in Oz its a lucky dip for them in what they order vs what they get . I may use Tbrake later but have gone back to footbrake on my current Hoosier 30x10.5 radial slick .(29.5 tall) How many passes approximately ? It also is a price point as the 4827 is more than $120.00 cheaper per tyre at the moment compared to Hoosier PS my mate is also interested for his 62 Belair @ 3950lbs using Tbrake . Thanks in advance Tex