Tyre reviews Yokohama Advan Fleva V701. Page 2 302

I've read positive reviews about this tire and have long wanted to replace my factory summer Matador with Yokohama. I was lucky to catch the moment when the price dropped to reasonable values, and I bought them - I'm very pleased with the purchase: they're soft, quiet, comfortable, and at the same time very grippy both in turns and when braking, at least in my size 195/55R16. When braking sharply, the ABS kicks in much later than with the Matador, and there's no annoying squeal from the tire that the Matador used to attract attention from those around me with any more or less sharp start or braking. In general, the tires behave excellently on both dry and wet asphalt. The only thing is, I haven't driven them in a downpour on the highway yet, so I can't say anything about their resistance to aquaplaning in deep puddles at high speeds. But just on wet asphalt at city speeds, braking and acceleration are absolutely confident. Well, and the wear on the tire will be quite high, this is already noticeable on a small mileage, although I don't consider it a drawback, since it was to be expected from quiet, soft and comfortable tires with my fairly brisk driving style. If you drive smoothly, leisurely and carefully - the tires will last a long time. Yes, my tires are made in Japan. I recommend them for purchase.

To be honest, I picked the most charming tire for the 17-inch rim on the Vesta from trusted brands near the protector. The price is great, it holds up well, and you can't complain about the Vesta, but it's a pleasure to drive it anyway, and with this tire it's a pure delight. I drove to the south of Russia, and on the serpentine roads it was an absolute thrill, although my wife got a bit seasick). I'll definitely

I first put these tyres on a Skoda Octavia A7 several years ago, then they were on an Audi A3 in 2017. The new set is now on a Volvo S40 2008, we've done 1000 km around Moscow, to Abkhazia over the mountains, to the Alpine meadows and back. Ghrhfcyst characteristics from 0 to 200km/h, hairpins, stones, rain, puddles - she takes it all

After two years of driving on Yokohama Advan Fleva V701, I have found no major drawbacks, it's a good summer tire. I don't like overpaying for advertising, so I chose this tire because its price is average in the segment. Wear is minimal, and grip is good, even on a wet track, I can drive safely. Compared to winter tires, I drive much more quietly, the tread only clogs with small debris, and within a minute it

In the beginning of summer, I bought this tire, leaving feedback. I will repeat, - the speed of delivery, the manager's work with the client, the delivery time to the postal operator, and the price of the tire also pleased. Specifically about the tire - I think it's a good price/quality for this model. At first, it seemed a bit noisy (considering the Mazda sound insulation :)), but over time, the noise decreased (maybe it got worn in, or I

For 4+

Picked up 195/55 R15 on VSMPO, highway 150, feels like 100, any puddle, as on dry asphalt. A bit noisier than Bridgestones VRX (winter). Fully justify the transition from AS01 to this 701 model. They are essentially the same. Made in the Philippines.

Very good tires, quiet.

Good confident tires. In terms of handling, there are no complaints, all top. In terms of comfort, it's just excellent. Moderate stiffness, that's what you need.

Good tires, the car has become lighter and more pleasant to handle. The noise is low, especially after running-in. On a wet road, it holds excellently, water drains well. Comfort is at a high level, small irregularities are almost imperceptible. Wear is currently even and moderate.