Yokohama W Drive 285/65 R17 116 H RPB

I purchased a full set of tyres approximately 3 years ago and have been driving approximately 20,000 miles per year, they have lasted extremely well over motorway and country roads and performed well in snow and iced up roads. I have replaced all 4 tyres now over a period of two years with the same make and type and would recommend these tyres to anyone who has a mixed driving requirement of motorway, country roads and the occasional mud/snow driving Read more Collapse

Size not listed on here, but mine are 225/55/R18. Fitted in November 2011, seemed expensive at the time (£175 each) but well worth it. Car has performed very well with them in some pretty icy, snowy and wet conditions. Have now taken them off for Spring/Summer/Autumn and will put back on October/November 2012 for the winter. Read more Collapse

Excellent Tyres. Low road noise. Drive as well as summer tyres on dry road Read more Collapse

Very good tyre at a good price Read more Collapse

I have not had such good tires on rims. It is true that I have owned in Yokohama's already summer version, but the class below. The current tires are still positively surprise me. The first thing I saw, or rather heard, their quiet working. To the extent that I went back to driving a car without the radio on to be able to listen to the motor. The second thing I noticed is bdb.przyczepność. The car comes in and turns without slipping on a dry road, and wet, and snowy (not counting those moments in which I specially slip, but it is easy to grab and then asphalt) on different surfaces bitumen. Of course, the ice is not to go, but compared eg from Michelin, is fun. Another thing potable at high speeds (except of course the proper braking) is a start. Too much gas of messages means 'white smoke', but I noticed (even on slippery surfaces) that permit the car to roll at the beginning makes catch traction tires pretty quickly, and in a moment you can scamper ahead. This is good news, because I was in the other cases, the problem is not in the sense of raz- slipped accelerating. The last has probably less cool feature of these tires, but still nice is their appearance: ideally suited for Japanese cars, and I think that made an impression and maluchu not only the brand name (if Yokohama such small parameters of course). To summarize reliable tire! I highly recommend and Sunday hikers and those who like a little more aggressive driving or driffting. Check up and allow you to enjoy the ride! Read more Collapse