Tyre reviews Yokohama Parada Spec-X PA02. Page 4 362

Yokohama Parada Spec-X PA02 is a satisfactory tire. The biggest plus is the price-quality ratio. Everything is fire here. Wear resistance is above average, I would say. In general, of course, nothing supernatural, but for such a price, it's a more than worthy option.

Very satisfied with these tires. Comfortable, quiet and do not affect handling quality. Made in Japan. Good value for money.

These tires are the best thing that can happen to the owner of Infiniti fix S51
Normally holds the road, does not throw from lane to lane
I exhaled
In my opinion, the tendency to tread is less than in winter

A great tire in all respects. Quiet and grippy. I really liked it, although I had doubts. It cuts through water like a knife through butter! There are reviews that the tread separates, but I haven't reached that state yet. Let's see how it will be further.

Beautiful tire. Excellent handling in sunny and rainy weather. On the road, the tire is practically inaudible. I really like it.

They performed well on the track and on mountain dirt roads (steep climbs and descents on wet earth with stones). It's too early to talk about wear resistance.

I recommend these tires.

The advantages include water drainage (especially relevant with the emergence of incredible rutting), versatility (drives well on both asphalt and moderate off-road), and a great exterior design. It's also worth noting that with a proper camber and toe, the tread life is normal. I drove on these tires for 3 seasons, then sold them, as I don't drive on tires for more than 3-4 years, and the tread wear was minimal.

The disadvantages are that they squeal when reaching the limit of traction on dry asphalt, and on dirt roads, pebbles get stuck in the tread, which actively fly out onto the asphalt for several hundred meters.

Now I'm driving on Michelin, and after a recent aquaplaning incident, I'm thinking of returning to these tires again.

The acoustic comfort is also fine. After switching to asphalt Michelin, I didn't notice any difference, and Michelin on our asphalt with large aggregate may even be noisier. On fine-grained asphalt, Michelin is of course quieter, but such asphalt is hardly found anymore.

I recommend these tires.

Replaced the standard Continental with this tire this season. In my opinion, it has become softer and quieter, less prone to rutting, and the stiff sidewalls have reduced tilting in turns (although maybe it just seems that way), well, in short, I'm satisfied. Yes, braking is also good! I haven't tested it on wet roads in extreme conditions, but with reasonable driving, there is no aquaplaning and normal braking (definitely no worse than the previous ones).