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Yokohama Premium

V105

6.2
PTI – Pneutesty Index
below average ✓ 4 tyre tests
compared with 257 summer tyres
PTI +0,3 from brand class noise and comfort: only 65 % measured
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42 085 Ft
in 245/40 R18
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How the Advan Sport V105 evaluated

6.2
PTI – Pneutesty Index 6,2 / 10 · below average compared with 257 summer tyres
PTI +0,3 from brand class noise and comfort: only 65 % measured incomplete measurement: no wear measurement wear not measured
Discipline Percentile worsegroup averagebest Gap ⓘ Tests
Wet 39
+1 % 4 Tests
what it consists of Wet (3)
wet braking 23
≈ average 4 Tests
Aquaplaning 56
+1 % 3 Tests
wet handling 56
+1 % 3 Tests
Dry 67
+1 % 4 Tests
what it consists of Dry (2)
dry braking 56
≈ average 4 Tests
dry handling 86
+2 % 2 Tests
Economy 7
−14 % 2 Tests bez opotrebenia
what it consists of Economy (1)
efficiency (rolling resistance and consumption) 4
−17 % 2 Tests
Noise and comfort 0
−2 % 3 Tests
what it consists of Noise and comfort (2)
quietness (measured and subjective noise) 12
−2 % 3 Tests
ride comfort 3
Not measured. –
Where it is strong
no discipline in the group's top quarter
Where it falls behind
Economyworse than 93 % · −14 %
Noise and comfortworse than 100 % · −2 %

Zákaznícke recenzie do PTI nevstupujú – PTI stojí na meraniach nezávislých testov; pri pneumatikách s málo testami čiastočne prihliada aj na triedu značky.

✓ Characteristics data-driven recommendations
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For dynamic driving precise steering
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Stable in corners high grip

Where Yokohama V105 stands among comparable tyres

Compared with 32 tyres — same season and focus. All are on offer and have results from independent tests.

weakestbest
This tyre 6,2
Hankook K137A VENTUS EVO SUV 9.9 31 970 Ft Goodyear EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 6 9.6 38 559 Ft Michelin PILOT SPORT 5 9.4 48 001 Ft Michelin PILOT SPORT 4 9.4 41 773 Ft Goodyear EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 5 9.2 35 783 Ft Bridgestone POTENZA SPORT 8.6 44 465 Ft Hankook K127 VENTUS S1 EVO3 8.5 41 130 Ft Kumho PS72 8.5 29 954 Ft Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. 8.2 40 683 Ft Vredestein ULTRAC PRO 8.1 42 901 Ft Dunlop SPORT MAXX RT2 8.0 36 752 Ft Goodyear EAGLE F1 (ASYMMETRIC) 2 7.9 56 629 Ft Kumho ECSTA PS71 7.9 32 471 Ft Goodyear EAGLE F1 (ASYMMETRIC) 3 7.7 36 038 Ft Nexen N'FERA SPORT 7.7 28 522 Ft Uniroyal RAINSPORT 5 7.5 23 323 Ft Sailun ATREZZO ZSR2 7.5 32 221 Ft Continental CONTISPORTCONTACT 5 7.4 34 959 Ft Bridgestone POTENZA S001 7.3 51 663 Ft Yokohama V107 7.3 39 703 Ft Vredestein ULTRAC VORTI+ 7.3 45 138 Ft Kumho PS91 ECSTA 7.1 52 274 Ft Sava INTENSA UHP 2 7.0 29 189 Ft Fulda SPORTCONTROL 2 7.0 30 975 Ft Pirelli PZERO 7.0 66 252 Ft Nexen N'FERA SPORT SUV 7.0 36 079 Ft Debica PRESTO UHP 2 6.9 32 190 Ft Yokohama V701 6.5 27 079 Ft Yokohama V105 6.2 31 291 Ft This tyre Triangle EFFEXSPORT TH202 5.4 24 120 Ft Nexen N'FERA RU1 5.4 41 473 Ft Gripmax SureGrip Pro Sport 5.3 50 979 Ft
5,3 median 7,5 9,9
29. rank in the group of 32 compared
9 % of tyres are weaker in this group
−1,3 below the group median group median 7,5
−3,7 behind the best in the group the best has 9,9
Show all tyres in the ranking (32)
  1. 1. 9.9 Hankook K137A VENTUS EVO SUV 31 970 Ft
  2. 2. 9.6 Goodyear EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 6 38 559 Ft
  3. 3. 9.4 Michelin PILOT SPORT 5 48 001 Ft
  4. 3. 9.4 Michelin PILOT SPORT 4 41 773 Ft
  5. 5. 9.2 Goodyear EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 5 35 783 Ft
  6. 6. 8.6 Bridgestone POTENZA SPORT 44 465 Ft
  7. 7. 8.5 Hankook K127 VENTUS S1 EVO3 41 130 Ft
  8. 7. 8.5 Kumho PS72 29 954 Ft
  9. 9. 8.2 Pirelli P-ZERO (PZ4) S.C. 40 683 Ft
  10. 10. 8.1 Vredestein ULTRAC PRO 42 901 Ft
  11. 11. 8.0 Dunlop SPORT MAXX RT2 36 752 Ft
  12. 12. 7.9 Goodyear EAGLE F1 (ASYMMETRIC) 2 56 629 Ft
  13. 12. 7.9 Kumho ECSTA PS71 32 471 Ft
  14. 14. 7.7 Goodyear EAGLE F1 (ASYMMETRIC) 3 36 038 Ft
  15. 14. 7.7 Nexen N'FERA SPORT 28 522 Ft
  16. 16. 7.5 Uniroyal RAINSPORT 5 23 323 Ft
  17. 16. 7.5 Sailun ATREZZO ZSR2 32 221 Ft
  18. 18. 7.4 Continental CONTISPORTCONTACT 5 34 959 Ft
  19. 19. 7.3 Bridgestone POTENZA S001 51 663 Ft
  20. 19. 7.3 Yokohama V107 39 703 Ft
  21. 19. 7.3 Vredestein ULTRAC VORTI+ 45 138 Ft
  22. 22. 7.1 Kumho PS91 ECSTA 52 274 Ft
  23. 23. 7.0 Sava INTENSA UHP 2 29 189 Ft
  24. 23. 7.0 Fulda SPORTCONTROL 2 30 975 Ft
  25. 23. 7.0 Pirelli PZERO 66 252 Ft
  26. 23. 7.0 Nexen N'FERA SPORT SUV 36 079 Ft
  27. 27. 6.9 Debica PRESTO UHP 2 32 190 Ft
  28. 28. 6.5 Yokohama V701 27 079 Ft
  29. 29. 6.2 Yokohama V105 This tyre 31 291 Ft
  30. 30. 5.4 Triangle EFFEXSPORT TH202 24 120 Ft
  31. 30. 5.4 Nexen N'FERA RU1 41 473 Ft
  32. 32. 5.3 Gripmax SureGrip Pro Sport 50 979 Ft
Price per 100 km

The tyre's real value for money

42 085 Ft ÷ 25 146 km × 100
167 Ft / 100 km

Lowest price in size 245/40 R18 divided by the estimated mileage from tests and reviews.

Comparison with alternatives
Bridgestone POTENZA SPORT 138 Ft
Yokohama V105 167 Ft
Continental CONTISPORTCONTACT 5 230 Ft

Bridgestone POTENZA SPORT works out cheaper per 100 km.

Specifications

Technical information

Our classification not an official manufacturer classification

Focus: Sport

With sport tyres, grip in every situation is what decides — under hard acceleration, under braking, in the dry and in the wet. Yokohama V105 belongs to this group. Stability at higher speeds and precision through corners come on top of that. One thing drivers often underestimate when buying: grip comes from a softer compound, and a softer compound wears faster. Where a standard tyre covers roughly 40,000 km, a sport tyre manages about 20,000 to 30,000 km — and considerably less with a sharper driving style or a heavier, more powerful car.

Eco
Eco
Eco-standard
Eco-standard
Standard
Standard
Standard-sport
Standard-sport
Sport
Sport
Supersport
Supersport
Manufacturer Yokohama
Tread V105
Season Summer
Vehicle type Passenger car
Focus Sport
Construction Radial
Creation date 18.03.2018
Product launch date (gen.) 12.03.2020
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Test history

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Total tests 1×
Wins 0×
Top 3 0×
Average placement 7,0
2022
7. place
Tyrereviews Test of summer UHP tyres 225/45 R17 2022
9 tyres ·Premiere
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User reviews

What owners say

3,8
★★★★☆
from 29 reviews
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Expected lifespan
25 146 km
Reliability:confidence-medium
FL
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Mazda · 195/50 R16 · 25 750 km
★★★★☆

<p>OE tyre supplied on MX5 ND 1.5.
Steering feedback was really good as well as dry grip, but please note that the car was at 6000 miles (10000km) when i purchased it so i don't really now how these V105 performs when they are new
Dry grip on spring-summer days was very good, but these tyres loves to have a little bit of heat in them to perform accordingly
I did one track session and they held up well, no roll over, sidewall is pretty firm for an UHP tyre. When they let go, they start to squeal a little bit and you can feel the limit without them being snappy or dangerous. Really enjoyable behavior
Of course it's not a dedicated track tyre but they are fun if you just want to enjoy your car without being too serious/competitive about it</p><p>Wet grip is average and not really on par with modern UHP tyres (think PS5 or GYA6) but it is kinda expected, these tyres have been released a long time ago now.
Wet grip is acceptable if you drive according to weather and road condition, but they do not feel to have a lot of safety margin
They can be a little bit jiggly on poor roads but not that bad overall</p><p>At the end of their life (more or less 2,5mm) , dry grip was still very good but wet performance started to become a little bit sketchy despite temperature being around 20°C. I lost the car twice, one time on a big puddle and one time just accelerating straight without being reckless so i throw them away after that</p><p>Can't comment on winter use cause i have dédicated winter tyres but i guess they should not be that great</p><p>Mileage done : 16000 miles or 25000km with one rotation front to back done</p><p>In short : very good dry grip, sharp steering response, wet behavior is average at 50% of their life and pretty bad at the end</p><p>Will buy again because 16' tyre size suck and it will not get better</p>

PA
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BMW 520D M Sport Touring · 245/45 R18
★★★★☆

Only tyres I've had on the car so not able to compare against others. These tyres have been very good I've been impressed first time experiencing Yokohama. They have been good in dry, wet, hot and cold. Only complaint was in snow, they were terrible, in fact my worst snow driving experience ever. I believe it was the tyres not not car for reason performed so poorly in snow.

JA
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Ford Fiesta ST200 · 215/40 R18 · 26 km
★★★★☆

I’m very happy with these tires — I think they’re the only model I’ve ever bought more than once. Previously, for comparison, I had the Michelin PS4, which I found to be good only during the first half of their life. After that, their performance dropped off significantly.
These tires have great dry grip. They do need a bit of heat to work well, but this is only really noticeable in winter. I like that they are not easy to overheat and don’t lose performance even on twisty roads as the kilometers add up. The sidewall is stiff, and the steering response is precise.
I can’t comment on wet grip because it hardly ever rains in my area, and when it does, I drive more cautiously.
These tires offer a “good life” — and by that I don’t just mean longevity, but also that the grip loss as the tread wears down is very gradual and predictable.
On the downside, they are a bit harsh over bumps, but that’s about it.

1S
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Vauxhall Astra 1.9 cdti 150hp · 225/40 R18
★★☆☆☆

Had these for a few years now on a Astra 1.9 SRi XP, I would not recommend them at all, ok in the dry but they are ditch finders in the wet, the previous tyres were cheap Nexus ones and were far better in the wet, I hit a roundabout at about 20mph and the back flipped around, if it wasn't for the Eagle F1s on the front holding the grip I would have hit the kerb, not great for the 18in pentas.
One now has a strange worn out patch about 2in round on just half the tyre tread which is bald, never seen anything like it, its like there is a bulge on the tread face, the rest of the tyre has 2-3mm of tread.

JA
ja***@thorite.co.uk
BMW 330e · 255/40 R18 · 19 312 km
★★☆☆☆

These tyres replaced a set of Uniroyal Rainsport 5's, that replaced a set of Pirelli P7 Cinturato's. I wasn't a fan of the Pirelli's as they wore out after 20K miles. The Rainsport's lasted 30K miles and these will do well to make it to 16K miles. Don't get me wrong, the grip in the dry is great, but in the wet, it's awful. If I was reviewing these tyres in the dry only, they would be scoring 7/8 in the feedback and handling. The contrast between wet and dry is night and day. I would not buy these tyres again.

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