Yokohama Premium V906
tested in R19 
noise and comfort: only 65 % measured Which sizes it's made in
Select width → profile → rim diameter in turn.
Load index (LI) — You must keep the LI at least as high as stated in the vehicle registration document for the specific tyre size. A higher LI (load index) is permitted by law.
Speed index (SI) — For winter (3PMSF) tyres, the SI may be either higher or lower than stated in the vehicle registration document.
D 
B 
B Price from 82 474 Ft 
Reinforced profile 
M+S 
3PMSF 
Rim protection Price comparison across shops
Current prices for size 275/35 R19.
Prices are indicative and may differ in the shop. Click to go straight to the product.
How the BluEarth Winter V906 evaluated
tested in R19 noise and comfort: only 65 % measured 
Snow 12 what it consists of Snow (3)
Wet 45 what it consists of Wet (3)
Dry 61 what it consists of Dry (2)
Ice – what it consists of Ice (1)
Economy 10 what it consists of Economy (2)
Noise and comfort 63 what it consists of Noise and comfort (2)
Zákaznícke recenzie do PTI nevstupujú – PTI stojí na meraniach nezávislých testov; pri pneumatikách s málo testami čiastočne prihliada aj na triedu značky.
Where Yokohama V906 stands in size 275/35 R19
Compared with 8 tyres in this size — same season and focus. All are on offer and have results from independent tests.
Goodyear ULTRAGRIP PERFORMANCE 3 9.6 121 387 Ft 
Bridgestone LM005 9.4 99 897 Ft 
Goodyear ULTRAGRIP PERFORMANCE + 8.7 128 817 Ft 
Dunlop WINTER SPORT 5 8.3 99 959 Ft 
Vredestein WINTRAC PRO+ 7.9 94 670 Ft 
Pirelli WINTER SOTTOZERO 3 7.5 139 984 Ft Yokohama V906 7.4 82 474 Ft This tyre 
Nexen WINGUARD SPORT 2 7.0 58 344 Ft Nexen WINGUARD SPORT 2 58 344 Ft −24 130 Ft 9.6 best in the group Goodyear ULTRAGRIP PERFORMANCE 3 121 387 Ft +38 913 Ft The tyre's real value for money
Lowest price in size 275/35 R19 divided by the estimated mileage from tests and reviews.
Of the tyres compared, Yokohama V906 has the lowest cost per 100 km.
Technical information
Focus: Standard-sport
A standard tyre with an added dose of sportiness — Yokohama V906 is one of them. The basis stays balanced: comfort, quietness and tread life at the level of an ordinary tyre. The manufacturer adds a stiffer sidewall or a grippier compound, so the response is sharper at speed and through corners. The ideal is that none of it comes out of the tyre's mileage.
D B B (73 dB) 
3PMSF Áno Competitors
Main competitors in the same price range.
Which tests it appeared in
0× 
0× 
How the price has evolved
Lowest price across shops for size 275/35 R19.
The lowest available price across the monitored shops is shown. Indicative; may differ in the shop.
What owners say
<p>Not tested in the snow to any great extent but solid in cold weather and frosty wet roads. Wear rate is only average at best but I assume a good winter tyre like this is a fairly soft compound.</p>
With limited options available to me at the time, I had these These V906 winter tyres fitted at the last minute for a trip out to the Swiss Alps around New Year. They impress, with solid performance in cold weather and light snow - all without complaint. I've had winter tyres before and am of the opinion that these provided a quiet, compliant ride without feeling soggy. They are of course hugely more confident on winter roads than my summer tyres but as the Aston V8 is a powerful RWD car I was taking great care on those Alpen roads and certainly not pushing it. .
Put these on in UK winter 2022/2023 as there was no other option and I was sceptical at first.
However on our wintery roads and cold mornings I found these to do the job in suburban UK.
For going to work, to the station, the school run and sitting in traffic, I have no problem.
I did notice a massive improvement on these wintery mornings over my summer tyres (Bridgestone Duellers) which
when on summer tyres my 2.5 tonne SUV did slide and lose grip in the same conditions.
A lot of people do go for Crossclimate 2s but I prefer to have dedicated summer and winters on the car and yeah the Yokos do the job.
I've not put them through a tough wintery challenge but I think part of the issues people have is down to how they drive. IMHO most people
haven't got a clue how to drive in the winter. Would I but these again? If I had to then yes but I would have preferred more choice.
Ultimately, they are better than summers or all seasons on the car and I want to be able to get around in the winter.