Yokohama ADVAN Sport V103 295/35 R21 107 Y XL, N0

Very long lifetime of money exchanged back before too as some galling due to large wheels and typical Q7. Quiet and comfortable, road surface of concrete makes hum. In excellent overall and would buy again. Read more Collapse

After more than 10 thousand. km tire has no permanent loss. Read more Collapse

Before changing the rear tyres, I was using PIRELLI P7s in size 225/60 R18 W, now with these YOKOHAMA ADVAN SPORT V103Bs in the equivalent size 255/55 R18 Y, I have been able to notice that the car is more stable and absorbs the irregularities of the road very well. Both in dry and wet conditions it responds quite well and the car does not lose traction. You can drive very fast on bends when the road is dry, but you lose some grip on wet ground, although it does not behave badly either. As for the rolling noise, in my case I have not noticed more noise than with other tyres that I have mounted previously, and in fact, I would say that they are barely noticeable. I recommend it without a doubt Read more Collapse

Car is 300hp on the front axle and those are nothing special. On dry you have to drop below the normal air pressure for it to stay on, on hot asphalt it's disappointing again both while starting or braking. On wet they're horrible, while entering a puddle does not cause any problems, braking and accelerating are a total fail. Noise is normal. They're very hard but even despite that with mildly aggressive driving they get worn relatively quickly, they maaaaaybe will last 30,000 km. I'll definitely not buy again and absolutely don't recommend them for stronger cars. Maybe for weaker engines around 150 hp the tyre would be good. Honestly, I can't think of a single good thing about these tyres. Read more Collapse

I may not have used up many tyres, but so far I've had Pirelli, Dębica Pasio, Yokohama A Drive on my previous car and Bridgestone ER300 on my current one. So far Advan sport seems to be the best. I may not have driven too many kilometers and I will give my final opinion at the end, but so far it has been amazing, it behaves the same on wet as on dry. Its only drawback is that it is noisy, but Bridgestone was also noisy, maybe a little less. On the road it behaves as if it was glued to the road, you can easily take corners at higher speeds, of course everything within reason ;). I recommend them with a clear conscience. Read more Collapse