Tyre reviews Yokohama Advan Sport V103. Page 1 56

Awesome tire!!! I've been running the set for already 4 seasons now!!! I am literally blown away by the tread life. Handling is simply amazing. Aquaplaning is almost nonexistent, grip on the road is perfect. Even with extreme driving for 4 seasons, the wear is less than 50%. Over the years of use, I've managed to drive over countless potholes, stepping out of the car thinking the tire would be destroyed, but after 4 years, only one

The car is equipped with a R19 wide-range summer tire. I'm very satisfied with the tire, as I spent a long time choosing it. I chose it for fast sports driving. The car accelerates and brakes perfectly on any road, in my opinion. I've never had any problems with it in heavy rain. The car drives smoothly on it. The durable sidewalls have really impressed me - twice I've hit a high curb badly, and the result was huge holes on two wheels,

I like this tire. One real minus - quick wear. But that's the price for its features. Plus - it doesn't like road camber, keeps the steering wheel firm. For the rest - everything is fine. The main thing in it is that it allows even an un-sporty car to acquire a sporty driving character, I'd even say - provokes a fast drive. As for the AvtoRevu tests, like badly braking on wet asphalt - complete nonsense. Well

On dry and wet asphalt, it's gripping, stable, but noisy, after 1.5 seasons: 50% wear, on 2 wheels there are bulges, 1 tire was thrown out due to a sidewall rupture (thanks to open hatches), but the disc and suspension are fine. In principle, the sidewalls are quite strong.

In general, the tires are solid 4, I would buy them again, but there is one significant drawback for me

One of the best sports tires in the Yokohama lineup. Very confident grip on asphalt, not too stiff, smooth ride. Predictable, perhaps a main plus for me.

Adequate tire for its price-quality ratio, I'm running the third set, taking into account that the car was delivered with the same tire from the factory. The main drawback for the owner is fast wear - the cost of the wheel's quality, and it's also quite noisy. I'd recommend it, although, as far as I know, the tire has been discontinued from production.

Wears off like a scrubber, 40t = wear indicator on the front axle!!!
+ stability, decent behavior in the rain
- wear resistance, the camber is not suitable for this tire, but on a straight road it's all praise, except for the noise.
225/55 R16

At high speeds increased wear
Pros: quite grippy
Cons: Expensiveness, high wear

Very low wear resistance. The tires were enough for 1 season, although I participated in a rally-sprint a couple of times, which is about 20 laps on a 400-450 meter long track. When cornering, when approaching the limit of adhesion, it starts to hysterically squeal. May unexpectedly break away and that's with a size of 215/45 R18.

I've been driving on them for the second season already. After using Bridgestone V103 tires, they are much more comfortable and less noisy, although the speed index is up to 300 km/h. The sidewall is strong, but bulges appeared on two wheels, but the impacts on them were not small, so it should have been around 7, but only two came out. But despite this, I continue to drive with bulges and nothing happens to them (the disks had