Yokohama C Drive AC 02 205/55 R16 91 H MO

I chose the tyres based on ADAC tests, where they performed best on dry and wet surfaces. They received worse ratings for noise and durability. On dry surfaces, the tires behave correctly, but on wet surfaces they are brilliant - zero aquaplaning, even in deep puddles they do not lose contact with the road. As for the noise level, I did not notice any increased noise, but maybe it is due to the rather loud 1.9 TDI engine :) fuel consumption is also normal. I can recommend them with full responsibility! Contact with OPONEO, delivery and compliance of the item with the description - everything OK. Read more Collapse

The coolest thing about them is that when waiting for street lights to change in heavy rain, I know I'll move the first even if a better car is right next to me. The same goes for grip on cornering - whether it's dry or wet, even if my civic sedan is not a sports car, it can still compete against better cars. Next tyres will also be Yoko! I usually drive calmly but on the road and sometimes in the city there's no mercy! Read more Collapse

As far as I'm concerned, this is a perfect combination of quality and price. The tyre is beautiful, performs very well, it's quiet and grippy on the bends. I'm a demanding driver and think they're not any worse than Michelin, which is the top. In any case, if anyone's in doubt, I recommend them. And the tread pattern is beautiful :) Read more Collapse

Already using two sets of tires on two different cars (15 and 16 ") Whenever I bought new tires and I've never had any problems with them Drove it to Goodyear, Pirelli, Debice, Hankook - .. Sort the cross section of brands and "shelves" is great only downside is a bit faster to abrasion, but assuming a drive up to 2-3 years, the Yokohama years are the ideal choice -. slightly cheaper than the best known manufacturers of tires, while a little cheaper with the same quality. Read more Collapse

I think the speaker is out of luck. I have a set and severe leg. Keep right, traction on dry goods. Loses traction in the rain, but in a predictable manner (not abruptly), which, for some drivers can be a plus (better than ... suddenly felt - and after the event). Well cut. As for rolling resistance - I do not know, because I would have to pass on change, and hard for me to compare, and I'm not the driver is struck to evaluate these subtle differences. Read more Collapse