Tyre reviews Yokohama Parada Spec-X PA02. Page 1 363

Ran 20,000 km on these tires during the summer season. All impressions are positive. Extremely quiet, no aquaplaning at all. A bit stiff, which is even a plus, turns are handled well with no pitching. Wear resistance is 4-. I recommend for purchase.

It would have been nothing, but in the middle of the second season the tyres started to come off on all four sides! This really surprised me! In general, it's a fairly good tyre, Dunlop original is not in the same league, I would recommend keeping the pressure either at the recommended level or slightly below, then they're okay. On heavy mud, they get clogged quickly, but they're better at gripping than Continentals. At the time of this review, they're in

I run on a Lexus RX 400h. The three seasons of Michelin, Dunlop and Bridgestone were the best before this, but after trying these I can confidently say that this is the best tire ever. On the M4, I can drive with confidence at 160-180 km/h and the car holds the road perfectly. The aquaplaning is non-existent as the tire's water channeling is fantastic (see tread pattern image). There's no calculus either, although

I bought 285/40 R22 110V for my Land Rover. It's just cosmic tires. It goes great, with minimal noise. On the highway, I think it has no equal. Before that, the factory ones were installed, but I wasn't very satisfied with how they behaved on the road, and they also wore out quickly in just a couple of seasons. So far, only pluses from the purchase

Don't overdo it with the $$$. Road safety is the most important thing!
4.7 and 5 star grip on the wet pavement!
Dry road - no complaints!
Super exterior!
Normal noise level!
Drove about 2000 km and I'm still just in awe) I even wrote a review!
CR-V 2.4. 2008 model year.

Got caught in the rain... literally, it was cutting through the water, the car was going very smoothly, no sign of aquaplaning (unlike the standard yokohama geolandar98 they put in the saloon on the sx-5) on a muddy dirt road too, it's a lot better. pebbles... well, they get stuck, well, and so what? previous summer tire was gooder, they got stuck too - I don't pay

Worthwhile tire. Visually interesting in design. Feels soft while driving, yet doesn't swing from side to side on turns, holding firmly. Normal traction on both dry and wet surfaces, doesn't hydroplane in the wet or on a grooved surface, confidently takes deep puddles. Wear level is unclear as it's new, but it feels like it will be average. It's a summer tire, data on snow and ice is not provided, nor will it be. Overall,

This model is suitable for off-road vehicle owners and nature enthusiasts who enjoy active leisure activities. I have been driving on this model for four seasons now, covering more than 80,000 km. Approximately 20 percent of these kilometers have been in very muddy conditions, leaving the vehicle unrecognizable without washing, while 30 percent have been in mild off-road terrain, and the rest have been city driving.

I'll go for the best one and buy another.

I've fitted the Toyo on my SUV in size 275/45/20. I was looking for a tire that would allow me to occasionally drive on gravel and feel confident on it. I've already driven for almost a season and I can say that the tire is really good! The sidewall is quite sturdy and with a pressure of 2.1 bar, there are no problems at all. The aquaplaning resistance is very good and I don't hear any noise from it