Tyre reviews Yokohama Bluearth RV02. Page 1 33

I purchased new Hankooks to replace the worn-out and balding originals.
The buying process was a 5+ as always, especially since the delivery point appeared in Khimki.
The tires are good, they grip the dry road well. In a rain, I need to brake a bit more, but I was driving at 100 km/h. On a wet road, they grip a bit worse than I'd like and it feels like there's a lack of

Good tire, chose quiet, generally quiet, but not saying that super quiet, noisy on medium and coarse asphalt. Of course, there is no noise in the gravel, but there is a tire quieter.

I changed to Raffica 225/65/17 for one season. I spent a long time choosing tyres. Before that, I had Nokian Hakkapeliitta Blue, which I drove on for 4 years (60,000 km). It wore out. Now, the price for it is too high. So, I looked for a cheaper alternative - I bought Yokohama RV02, manufactured in Russia. It is a decent tyre, compared to Nokian, N

Not the first time I buy Yokohama,
the tire is quite acceptable; a bit noisy, but not critically (previously, on another car, I had tires from a different company, which were even noisier). My opinion -
the price-quality ratio is optimal.

NORMAL TIRE FOR THIS PRICE.

I've never seen worse tires.
Passed 132000km on this car without any accidents. Bought the tires of this model, and now I've had 2 accidents. The car doesn't brake when on dry surface, and on wet surface all electronics go haywire.
I feel safer even with NOKIAN HAKKA 7 tyres in winter.
Not recommended for purchase.