Yokohama Advan dB v553

I've already driven over 2,000 miles, and everything is fine. It's not noisy, not harsh, and handles the road well. On wet asphalt, the traction is excellent, and it doesn't slip. As for fuel consumption, it's also a pleasant bonus, it's decreased a bit)) I'm satisfied so far, we'll see how it performs in the future.

I bought them in winter 2025 for the summer. I drove 20,000 km for the season. I went to the south twice and also drove around the country. Mainly on good roads. The tire is definitely a 5. Quite quiet, like most of this brand. On freshly laid asphalt, it's ideal silence. When I installed them, I could generally hear how other cars with suspension defects or other bearing howls were driving, and sometimes I thought that something had happened to my car. Then I got used to it, and everything became ordinary. You get used to comfort quickly. On the highway, the car stands on the asphalt like it's poured, at different speeds. On wet asphalt, it goes confidently, even very confidently. Once on the M7, I was driving in a heavy rain behind another car, and we both unexpectedly drove into a fairly deep puddle. The car smoothly and controlledly braked, although there was a lot of water and spray from the previous car, and it sharply slowed down from the water. It's better not to repeat this, but the tires really behave well in the rain. The economy indicators are also good, compared to Michelin Energy, almost the same, maybe 100-200 grams more, or maybe the same indicators. As for wear, it's okay for now, they haven't worn out much. In winter, I didn't use them, of course, since they're summer tires. Good luck to everyone.

The main impressions are silence and confidence. At traffic lights, holding traction on a wet road, it's not scary to start moving. In turns, it's predictable, with no skidding. For those who are looking at them and are in doubt, who want both soft and reliable tires at the same time - I recommend!