Tyre reviews Yokohama Advan Sport V107. Page 5 110

I'm disappointed with this model. They wore out in just one and a half seasons. 70% of the usage is on the highway for long distances. Previously, I had Advan Sport 105s on my last two cars, and their durability was much better.

If you don't take into account the wear resistance, the tires are excellent in all parameters: speed, traction, handling in turns, and not afraid of water. But the wear resistance is terrible!

I've been driving on Advan tires for a month, and I have the feeling that the car has become more confident. On wet asphalt, it doesn't slip, and it passes turns calmly without any extra movements. Braking is predictable, and it stops well even at high speeds. There's almost no noise on the asphalt, and it's comfortable to drive.

Tires confidently hold, even at high speed, turns without skidding. In the rain, the grip is also at the level - emergency braking works without fail. A bit stiff at first, didn't take sports ones before, but handling compensates for this.

Great boots, when tightly screwed into a turn, do not skid, drove in the rain at 130, held on. Comfortable, does not shake, almost no noise. The mileage last season was small, but this season I'll give it a try.

I put these tires on my BMW 3-series because I drive actively and like to push it. The tires handle the road just great. On wet roads, you can accelerate - it doesn't lose traction, no understeer, and it holds well in turns. The noise is almost inaudible, although the profile is low.

Will do

Good tires, no operational drawbacks detected. Installed and forgot

Good tires. No questions. If