Tyre reviews Yokohama W.Drive V905. Page 4 106

I feel confident on snow and ice, brakes well. Even in wet snow, it doesn't slip. In turns, I don't lose stability. The wear is minimal for the season, the tread is not erased.

I bought tires from Yokohama on the recommendation of a friend for my Chery Exeed. I recently acquired the vehicle, so I had to choose good tires and preferably in a short time. The tires were delivered quickly, and they fit like they were made for it. The quality of manufacture is super, the overall condition of the tires is also - no defects or unevenness. The tires hold traction perfectly, even on slightly wet surfaces. There is no noise, so trips even to long distances pass with pleasure and without tension.

The first season on Camry with this tire, and so far only positive impressions. Low noise level, good handling in snowy conditions. On ice, the grip is stable, brakes normally. In general, comfortable and safe enough tires.

Not slippery, can't spin donuts on them, and that's good for winter. Doesn't lose traction in turns, the grip is excellent, can't complain, and there's no aquaplaning. The main thing is that I haven't noticed any wear after 2 seasons, it would be great if they last 5+ seasons, but I'll be happy with 4 as well

Qualities - quiet, well-balanced, excellent on wet asphalt. On snow, there are no complaints about the tires at all, on loose snow it behaves perfectly. Due to the warm winter, I cannot comment on its behavior in severe frost (since there was none). On the second car (practically the same) at the beginning of the season, there were studded Hakkas. The difference in noise is simply an order of magnitude. In general, the attitude to tires is individual for everyone, but personally, I like Yoko in all parameters.

The comfort level was very pleasing, both in terms of driving and overall tire content. I drive quite aggressively, which means the tires don't last as long as they would for drivers with a more calm driving style. Therefore, for me, it's a bit more important that the wear is as minimal as possible. This tire wears out slowly by my standards, maybe I'll finally have enough tires for 3 seasons, I'm driving my second set now and everything seems fine, the forecasts are promising)

Confident behavior on snow and a small ice, on a more slippery road has not been tested yet. It does not make noise, it feels quite comfortable when moving, handling is good. Brakes normally. This is my first studded tire after several years on spikes, by feeling I like it much more.

I respect Nokian, I have them on all my cars in the winter. Specifically, I bought this model 2 years ago for my Honda CR-V. The tires pleased me, they are not the hardest, quiet, and excellent at holding the road. You ride with comfort. On ice, it doesn't slip, the traction is excellent.

Last winter was just right, I bought it that year, it left a positive impression. This year I haven't installed it yet, but I've already checked that the rubber is okay. Based on last year's experience - good grip, quiet, doesn't lose traction on ice. For those who are currently looking for tires, I recommend this option.

I'm writing a review based on my first impressions of the tire for the 2020/2021 season. As soon as I put the tire on, I noticed a low level of noise. Plus, the first few stops made it clear that the tire would grip the asphalt firmly. If you're not aggressive, you can even start from a standstill on a wet or icy surface without any issues. The tire doesn't like warm weather. I noticed this when the temperature fluctuated to +