Yokohama Summer Tyres

Our customers' opinions on Yokohama tyres:

• Jim kossivas 5.0

  Yokohama Advan Fleva V701

  Had the car 8 years total and the last 3 of those have been with the Yokohamas. On dry roads they grip extremely well , are extremely responsive and both increase as the thread warms up . On wet roads they are great at water dispersion and thus contact with the road surface is sustained at high speeds, again the grip and response is very high . I also appreciate the low db and fuel efficiency of the design . Along with Michelin and Pirelli these are third on my list . See more >
• Michał 5.0

  Yokohama BluEarth-Es ES32

  Overall, these are my first ever new tyres :) I test-braked hard from about 60km/h with a fair amount of rain and it felt like I was braking on dry pavement, zero slip. I used this weakest Impreza mainly for city centre driving, where I rarely accelerated above 60km/h, and motorway speeds maybe a few times in two years. See more >
• Simo76 4.3

  Yokohama C Drive AC 02

  I bought these tyres last season and alternate them with winter tyres. The experience has been overwhelmingly positive. Very good grip on dry, car handling is excellent, car responds to steering very well, this gives a lot of confidence, even while cornering. Comparing to tyres I had before car handling has totally changed. Way better grip, hard to say something more about rolling resistance, I've not noticed any noise level increase or fuel consumption. Highly recommended See more >
• Alexij 4.2

  Yokohama BluEarth-A AE-50

  I have been using Yokohama AE50 tyres for several months now. So far I can say this much - they perform great on wet pavement as well as dry pavement. They give us a good grip even at low temperatures and in the rain on days like this. Now it will be warmer - and therefore better for these tyres. After all, they are summer tyres - not winter tyres. The tyre has several wheel rim protectors, which is certainly a plus. The tyre has very good noise reduction, which is certainly noticeable on the motorway compared with the previous tyre. The AE50 version (model) can cope with a Vmax of 210/240 km/h, which, from the characteristics of the tyre and the intended use - sports cars - is another See more > plus. In general: quiet, good grip, durable after almost a year of use (I will let you know) how things will look after years.