Tyre reviews Yokohama Advan Fleva V701. Page 19 307

The tire was very impressive. It has a moderate weight (8.3kg - r1619555), is durable, visually appealing, and looks like a semi-slick from the side. It performs very well on wet roads and in the rain, and also on dry roads, everything is excellent. It doesn't give false sensations of grip like some tires, the car's behavior is predictable. I caught skidding on a wet road at a speed of around 130 km/h on a curved turn, just to test the traction, a couple of movements and the car is back on track.

On wet intercity roads, you can drive at 130-140 km/h without any problems, well, this is specifically about my car, without electronic stabilizers. It doesn't hydroplane. On dry roads, it's comfortable at around 140-160 km/h, it handles well and doesn't catch ruts. In cold weather, the rubber doesn't become hard (you can safely drive at up to +3°C), and in hot weather, it doesn't float. The tread is not very deep, about 6.8mm, but it wears out slowly, approximately 60,000 km and the tire is still easy to drive on.

For its price, it's a great deal, I bought 4 tires for 35,000 in mid-2025, and there's no alternative for that price.

I will definitely buy it again.

They are noisy, but not too much, and they handle the road well on both dry and wet surfaces. They are resistant to bulging (there are plenty of bad roads in my city) and for the price I paid, I'm satisfied. Yes, they're not Michelin, but they're also twice as cheap. Size 245/40 R18

It's very good, I've been racing on this tire for the second season. In terms of speed, everything is fine, it confidently holds the grip, doesn't slip in turns. And at the same time, it's not too noisy. It drains water normally, I haven't noticed any aquaplaning on it.

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