Tyre reviews Yokohama C.Drive AC02. Page 5 252

A bit noisy. But it all depends on the tire type. Otherwise, the tire is good overall.

Good value for money.

I've got a low mileage on this tire, so I can't make any definite judgments yet. But first impressions, considering the asphalt is still a bit cold, are pleasant. Noise levels are not annoying, aquaplaning is very good and braking is very good, as for wear resistance it's premature to comment. So for now, it's a solid four with a plus!

I've purchased tyres from this company before. Overall, the tyre justifies its price policy.

How disgusting, not a tire. Just one name that drives! It's a slow tire, there is no dynamic repositioning on it, some kind of vomiting, you press the gas, and the wheels don't even think about skidding, as if the tire has stuck to the road. Now the troubles of how to get rid of it. The car is a Kia Rio III. Manufactured in the Philippines.

I'll never buy such rubbish again!...before that it was Bridgestone Potenza RE001 – expensive, but understandable for what I paid...side walls are hard...hitting potholes is a breeze...the suspension is worn out. Wet and dry asphalt - the brakes are super! However, they wore off quickly...but the driving style was aggressive. And the Yokohama is just awful, even compared to the Dunlop...the flaps on the axle...

These tires are incredibly loud on our rough asphalt. They feel every pothole. The tire for the South is for normal temperatures, I live in Ust'-Usa, Republic of Komi, and it's not cold as it's warm. So, I'm disappointed. In general, the price/quality ratio is justified, but it's still summer, let's see how it goes.

Yokohama C.Drive AC02 195/60 R15 88H. Bought it in 2016. Great tyre for the price, quiet too. Looks like new after 20,000 km.

No tyre is completely safe for use at very low temperatures.

Good tire for southern regions.