Tyre reviews Yokohama Advan Sport V105. Page 18 337

I was pleasantly surprised by the grip, both on dry and wet asphalt. Outside of 150 km/h, it gives up to none of the high-performance tires I've tried, and is solidly cheaper. The steering feels more responsive, and I can feel it better! As a result, all the overtakes and swipes feel more confident and precise. The tire feels nice to the touch, not plastic-like! The sidewall is stout, and the balance is excellent. I don't drive

I've been driving for 2 months now. I'm more than satisfied with the tires. They react well to the gas pedal, and the car has picked up speed, which is definitely a welcome change. The smoothness has disappeared, and the turns feel nicer now. At first, as a lover of silence, the noise was a bit of a nuisance, but somewhere after 2 weeks the tires became a whole lot quieter.

Installed on the Volkswagen Passat CC in size 205/50 R17. Among the minuses, I can only mention a slight noise present when the window is open. Otherwise, I see only positives. In terms of handling and behavior in the rain, it performs well. The sides are strong. They do not oversteer on turns. For speed enthusiasts, it's a great option.

Slightly noisy

Wide contact patch, V speed index, which is suitable for semi-sports tyres. For the track, I use A052, and the rest of the time, the V105 is on the car. They performed well in the city. From the start, they easily get ahead of the crowds. They also know how to brake in order not to crash into someone. This has been tested. Now, they have been stationary for a month already. So, they ask to be taken out for a

This tire is absolutely amazing. It's a joy to drive on with the spare all day in the rain and on dry asphalt. I was worried about the noise, since I have a very annoying cabin noise, but there's hardly any noise coming from the tires. It's a great value for the money. Four tires for 205/55 R16 for 17,200 rubles.

Excellent tires. Got them 'made in Japan'. Drove for two summers and wear is minimal. They're on a Toyota Corolla in a 150 coupe. Size is 205/55R16. The car handles great on dry roads. Minimal noise on smooth asphalt, moderate noise on rough - but I think that's normal for most tires. Wet asphalt is a bit tricky at first but you get used to it. Didn't drive in the winter so can't comment on that. Overall

Yoke is as usual spot on, a bit noisy but I'm giving it a pass considering the size, wheels of smaller size on the other car didn't have this problem.

Price-quality corresponds, minus one hum at 90-110 km/h.

Hello everyone. I bought this tire in February and installed it in April. At the moment, I have already driven over 4.5 thousand kilometers. And that's enough to make some conclusions, except for factors such as driving on snow and ice, and aquaplaning. I haven't tested aquaplaning yet, as I haven't been driving in heavy rain. I hope to do so in the future and I'll post an update then. As for wear, I haven't