Tyre reviews Yokohama C.Drive AC02. Page 2 252

Driving on potholes has become more comfortable.

It felt very soft (unreliable), slightly firmer to the touch than a rubber heating pad. Manufactured in the Philippines.

I wanted comfort after Bridgestone, and this is the only plus of Yokohama, compared to Bridgestone. None of the driving experience, the car has become similar to Toyota. Significantly better traversal of potholes and seams. Tires 225/55 16.

No problems with cornering, aquaplaning and braking. Two seasons passed and then the vehicle was sold along with its tires. I know exactly that the new owner left it in storage for another season, so the Japanese from Yokohama are to be commended for making a reliable tire.

Traction to pavement is good, holds course like on rails. However, floats a bit on wet surface when going at speed.

I bought this tire back in '12, we don't have a very long summer here, usually the season is max 3-4 months, so the tire has served me well for long - 6 seasons at a steady pace, during which I've grown very fond of Yokohama, now I'm looking for something similar...

Size 185/60/14
Ran 2 seasons. Made in Russia.
Tread wear 2mm. Very good for the season.
Quiet, good handling, medium softness. Successful model.
Passed 20,000 km and 2 years and I sold them with minimal losses.
New owner was surprised by the excellent condition, although our roads are bad.
Excellent tyres.

I like everything about her. And winter in Murmansk, they don't drive in summer. And so, I only take her. Yasha, in general, is normal. I live in Murmansk, I took the car from scratch in 2007, in the same year I bought the winter, 10 years I drove on her, this year only the cord on one failed, but the tread and studs are intact, pity that the summer doesn't go, this year I

Tires were worth their money I had two sets For normal driving (100-120 km/h) you don't need any more. Didn't drive on snow and ice. Normal grip on dry and wet roads.

Excellent tires! They keep the road well and there's no aquaplaning. Got a flat somehow by driving into a pothole, but the tires didn't go flat right away and gave us enough time to make it to a safe spot where they could be replaced.

Quite noisy. And many stones get stuck in the tread and then "hiss". Don't spare the tires, bad roads - no bulges. Pretty good for the money. Were Kumho KH17 before - much quieter and softer.

For its price, the tire is good, I've already driven 15,000 km on it. Noise level is moderate, somewhat stiff, excellent braking, behaves well on a wet road at 4, no wear. For this price, I'm completely satisfied, it's as if it's driving on rails at high speed.