Tyre reviews Yokohama V902. Page 1 26

Moderately hard tread, runs well on asphalt and snow, does not float in inter-seasonal temperatures above 0°C, at a price I consider one of the best options for winter.

Very good indeed

The first car - the first winter tires, so there's nothing to compare in particular, unless with the native demi-season (some Maxxis). So, in comparison with them - just excellent.

Excellent winter tires

I had to drive long distances in the winter, it holds the snowy road perfectly, I never skidded in the yards, on dry asphalt at the intersection I made an emergency stop (I was driving on green, but due to the cars standing on the left, I didn't see that the traffic light was turning red at that moment) - it stopped like it was nailed, ABS only slightly chirped. It skids on bare ice.

Pros: above

Excellent for the cost
It behaves in the snow like on dry asphalt, very soft, which has a positive effect on road grip, and it's not noisy. For the entire last winter, there were no complaints.
Pros: good road grip, excellent aquaplaning, no noise
Cons: none in principle

I recommend...

This is not my first winter tire, I've already had Gislaved Nord 3 and Euro 3, but Nokian shows itself from the best side.. I'm totally satisfied!!!! The car handles like it's glued to the road.. softly.. handling is top-notch..

when winter is around the corner, and there's no money for good tires
on "snowy mush" the car is uncontrollable!!!

Overall, good winter tires!

Previously, I drove on semi-worn Continental winter, on Firestone, on Nokian Hakkapeliitta. The latter is excellent tires, but too soft on asphalt, and on ice, studded tires are still better.

Excellent lug, way better than studs, recommend.

High-quality tires at a reasonable price! Made in Japan!