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I'm on Yokohama Advan v701's after purchasing this past summer. Grip in the dry is excellent and when pushed to the limit they are very predictable. They're also so good in the rain it's crazy. they are quiet and comfortable on the shitty Dallas roads. It's been great dailying them so far. Only complaint is that I'm technically not supposed to drive them under 40F but hey they are summer tires.
I tried the yokohama advan flevas.... theybare fantastic
Recently fitted these with no complaints at all, very happy with them so far!
Yoko fleva v701 just got them on this year. Before that prev owner had rt660s. I only drive in warm conditions but may get caught in a bit of rain where I live. Backroads mostly.
I got Yoko Fleva V701 in 205/40/17 since I have an MSM. For $100/tire installed it was hard to pass up.
I have a set on a Celica. Been driving in Melbourne weather and have yet to have a problem.
My wife did a set of AD09s in under 1500 miles on the back of our 250bhp Elise Cup. They work but they really do wear.
I had the Yokohama Bluearth es32 for 5 years. Grabe mag chipping yan so take that into account. It's a known issue with how the model is manufactured.
The es32 is a good tyre, good performance, talagang chipping lang nakaka dismaya. (tyres are regularly checked, car wheel is well aligned, rotated every 6 mos)
Yokohama may bukol issues yun.
In size 225/40 (r18), their thread width is comparable to other makers ~205. Well, does it matter? Yes, in the sense that when you install them onto an 8.5 wide rim, you'll notice that you're stretching the fit, and the sweating starts. Installing a tire alone with a basic tire machine is no longer possible.
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