Tyre reviews Yokohama Advan Fleva V701. Page 4 302

Holds the road well. Showed itself worthy in emergency braking. A bit noisy at high speed, but overall it's a pleasure to drive.

The comfort is normal, the grip is within expectations. Suitable for city and highway. Didn't notice any significant wear over the summer.

On dry asphalt, excellent handling. In turns, it holds confidently, on wet a little worse, but without surprises. For noise, it is tolerable, but not the quietest.

Excellent balance between comfort and handling. Beautiful ride and quietness. In turns, the car surprised with its properties, entering as if on rails. The only thing is that to fully reveal itself, you need to drive it to warm it up, but this doesn't mean you need to burn it at traffic lights, just drive it on the highway. In general, I'm satisfied. I recommend. P.S. Made in the Philippines.

I've found these wheels for my Suzuki SX4 and I'm really happy about it, I've been driving them with pleasure for four months now. They handle wet roads well, don't lose control and are also comfortable in terms of noise. I mostly drive around the city, very rarely going anywhere further, for these purposes the tires are just great.

It's great, what else can I say! It runs perfectly in the city, the grip is excellent, and it's also good on water. You can drive through puddles, and it's even better on the highway. It's stable in turns and doesn't make too much noise in the cabin.

The tires have not lost their properties over two seasons. Good grip, normal handling on wet pavement, minimal noise. Wear is about 30 percent, driven over 28,000 km on them. Not disappointed, definitely recommend the tires.

I'm satisfied with the tire! It's sticky, handles bumps well despite the low profile. Compared to the original Dunlop Sport Maxx, there's a slight delay in response.

Great tire and price. Rebalanced the wheel with the maximum load of 40 grams. Previously, I had a Continental PremiumContact 6, where the load was 80-120 grams per wheel. Here it's 10-20 grams. The discs are in perfect condition, so the entire imbalance is due to the tire. Size is 245/40/17.

I've put on a set of tires on a Honda Civic and so far I'm very satisfied. I've always liked Japanese tires, and this one really does deserve praise. It's not afraid of rain. It's soft and quiet when starting off, and once it's warmed up, you can drive on the most atrocious road and it will feel smooth as if it was just laid down (I'm exaggerating, of course). At 150 km/h, the car is stable. It