Tyre reviews Yokohama Advan Fleva V701. Page 1 302

I decided to write the first review about these tires, as there is a lack of information on them. The tire size is 195/50R15 (Philippine), installed on a Kalina 2 sports car with a 1.8L engine, and the tire has a mileage of 1000 km. I will update the information at the end of the season. The tire's profile was very pleasing to me, I expected it to be more rigid, but it is very

This is my second set, the first one was very good in terms of wear resistance, there are no equals to these Yokohamas. Fortunately, the quality has not deteriorated, the sensations are exactly the same as with my first Yokogamas. Excellent grip and smooth ride.

I'm not a tire expert and operate based on my own experience and driving feelings. Prior to these tires, my car had the Dunlop Sport 2050, then used Bridgestone, and now the new Advan Fleva. The car is on 18-inch rims, 224/45.

In terms of quality, they are all similar in normal driving conditions. They all handle well on the highway at 200 km/h. The Bridgestones were extremely

As is well known on the Mazerati, there is a lack of soundproofing, and in combination with standard Bridgestones (225-45-r19), the situation was even worse. First, I installed the soundproofing, but the unpleasant rumble from under the arches was still there. I spent a long time looking for good tires in terms of most parameters, and what would be quiet. I eventually decided on Yokohama and did not regret it. Not only is

Quite a good tire, for the price, it's simply excellent. Not the cheapest option I considered, but the stability on the road surprised me. Doesn't matter if it's dry or rainy, it holds very well. As for durability, it's fine too. I managed to use it for three full seasons, each with around 15,000 km. I consider this a good indicator.

Drains water perfectly, there was no aquaplaning, steering response is excellent, handling is great. Minimal noise after run-in, balancing is almost perfect. Nothing to complain about, I liked the tires.

I took it as a replacement in March 2022 for 6 thousand per tire, instead of Yokogama S-drive, on which I drove for 10 whole seasons (the mileage was 150,000 km). But since it was discontinued, I took this one. What can I say, the difference in comfort is that this tire is softer, more comfortable. I didn't notice any difference in handling. It holds perfectly in both rain and dry weather. But its huge disadvantage is its rapid wear. I was unpleasantly surprised to find that by the end of the season, it was worn out by 70%. With a total mileage of around 28,000 km on it. This is unacceptably little, given its current cost of around 10,000. I won't take it again... I'm looking towards Matadors and China

I bought YOKOHAMA ADVAN FLEVA V701 last year. I drove on them for two seasons, and they hold the road firmly, with good traction even on wet roads. Pretty quiet on dry roads, too. Wear is normal, even though I sometimes aggressively drive on empty roads. I think they'll last another 2 seasons.

Quiet, just the right amount of cushioning, excellent grip on both dry and wet asphalt, stable on turns, and more comfortable than Bridgestone.

Softer than expected, in fact they ride nicely, noise is also okay, the tires are comfortable. In terms of handling, everything is very good, they hold confidently in turns, and on wet roads, there are no issues. Plus, they go smoothly over potholes, the wheel doesn't jerk. So far, the impressions are very good.