Tyre reviews Yokohama WY01. Page 3 50

I bought it on a colleague’s advice for my Citroen Dacia. Typically, within a year, I use it for about 100,000-120,000 km - respectively, in winter around 50-60,000 km. Mostly along M7 and M8 motorways. They have performed very well, judging by the tread condition, there is still enough for another season. I often go to my dacha on weekends. Of course, they don’t brake very well

Spent one season. Mounted on the front axle. 20,000 km mileage. 50% tread wear. Handling, wear resistance, snow traction, directional stability and all other parameters except ice - rating 5, ice - rating 4, but that was clear even before the purchase. I also ordered and paid for two more wheels for the next season. Regarding wear resistance, that's a separate topic.

Excellent tire!!!

Great tire, snow, ice, mud. Holds steady. Wear and tear is also good. I highly recommend.

He's got a new set of tires on his work truck, and he says the driver isn't complaining, says the tires are really good. Though I thought they seemed a bit hard.

Excellent tires, they hold the car well on snow and ice

Super, tires are just great

I didn't expect anything good from the model: I lost interest in Yokohama when part of the production was moved to Russia.
I'm very glad I was wrong. This particular model is made in Japan, with corresponding characteristics. The tire is for cargo, so you shouldn't expect impressive speed characteristics from it, but that's not necessary. The other indicators are excellent.
The quality significantly exceeds the price, especially considering the difficult times we are in now.
I recommend the tire for purchase. Although everyone's personal opinion...

The car itself is not for racing. For a truck, it's an excellent option in terms of price-quality characteristics. The car requires not just something to be delivered, but to be delivered quickly and without fear that the car will start to skid or slide when braking sharply, that's why the choice is like this. The Japanese, surprisingly, know how to make tires, and this particular model is from there.

On braking:
Ice -- 0 out of 5
Snow -- 2 out of 5
Wet asphalt 3 out of 5