Tyre reviews Yokohama W.Drive V905. Page 8 106

It's quite soft, behaves well in a rut, doesn't throw you to either side when driving. In terms of traction, aquaplaning and braking distance - everything is great.

Excellent quality of the tires, although many people do not trust Russian production. I'd say that every country has both good and bad manufacturers, so Yokohama deserves credit for maintaining the quality of their Russian-made tires at a proper level. I personally have the Bluearth v905 tires, and I'd say they have excellent traction on dry roads, no aquaplaning, and can handle snow without any issues. I recommend this specific model, or you might find another one from Yokohama that suits your vehicle.

The tread is very good, I like it. I've been walking on it for the second year, I don't know any trouble. It grips perfectly, whether in snow or rain. My wife is also comfortable behind the wheel, the tire is designed perfectly for quiet driving.

Great grip, I've been driving on it for almost a month now. What I can note during this time: after studded tires (I used to drive on studded tires for about 10 years) the rubber is very quiet, the difference is directly noticeable. It handles snow and slush perfectly, without slipping or skidding. Maybe if you push it to the limit, it will skid, but I'm not a fan of extreme driving, especially in winter. In the morning, it holds well on the icy crust, there's no problem getting out of the yard. Overall, I'm very satisfied. I'll see how it goes with wear over the season, for now, I can't comment on this aspect, but I definitely like the tire.

In terms of ride comfort and noise level, these tires are barely inferior to summer ones - if you don't know, you can easily get them mixed up. They handle well on dry, wet, and clean asphalt, and they also pass through puddles normally. On ice, maneuverability is not lost if you don't jerk the steering wheel sharply. In ruts and on dirt roads, they confidently hold the road. I wouldn't advise venturing into heavy off-road terrain with snowdrifts - if the car gets stuck on its belly, you won't be able to get out without help. I once made the mistake of doing that, although the tires weren't to blame.

Price quality

very good for winter

Good, soft rubber.

Great tire! Holds the curve and there are no issues with braking.

The Japanese love Yokohama tires. I've been driving the W.Drive V905 model for a couple of months now and it's been great. I bought it right at the beginning of the season and it's been performing well. This tire is definitely worth the money. It stops quickly on ice and there's no side slip.