Tyre reviews Yokohama A460. Page 2 45

Tire-Drum, nothing more to say.

I've been using these tires on my Lancer 2.0 MT, with a mileage of 20 thousand.

I'm satisfied with the rubber. It handles the road well. On dry asphalt, I feel very confident. I can't evaluate it very objectively, as I didn't test it specifically (drifting, etc.), and since the tire is low-profile, it handles the road very well in any case, so I didn't try to push it to its limits.

Very noisy, quite stiff.

I've tried Yakomah for the first time, and it's probably the last time. It had decent handling, but everything else was a disappointment - it was extremely loud, and ridiculously stiff, even compared to my winter Bridgestones. I won't be buying Yakomah again, I'll get Bridgestones instead - I've already tried the winter version, and it's great.

Not a bad tire, but there are better ones.

I bought a second set of tires. One set lasted 80,000 km. It makes a bit of noise, but otherwise it's good.

It holds the road well on dry and wet asphalt. A bit noisy. I would rate it 4+

Excellent dry-road handling, as expected. Completely loses its grip on wet pavement, with a pronounced tendency to aquaplane.

Took on a temporary basis at a shop. 205/65/16 (or 55 I don't remember) After a month of use on the front, half of the tread remained, while on the back 25-30% was left, with moderate driving, not always with the pedal to the metal, I don't consider myself a sportsman, the car is just like that (you speed for the first hour and the rest of the time you're just cruising, you drive

Good wheels... well, they are noisy, but they handle the road very well.