Yokohama Tyres on S2000
11-16-2004, 05:08 AM
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Yokohama Tyres on S2000
Has any one ever used Yokohama Tyres on their S. Ok so they last all of 3 weeks because they are so soft but how well do they work on the S?
I have on the rear a set of AD07's, On the Yoko site they come under the heading of 'ultra performance' tyres. dance1:
Must resist
other wise I'll probably end up joining the 
I have on the rear a set of AD07's, On the Yoko site they come under the heading of 'ultra performance' tyres. dance1:
Must resist
other wise I'll probably end up joining the
11-16-2004, 05:15 AM
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Someone had Yokos on their S on here not so long ago. I think they had them in 225s though.
I had Yokos some years ago and they were VERY good in the dry and ok in the wet - only lasted about 10k miles though .. on a Vectra.
Not sure about the AD07s, but the AVS sports I had were good stuff
They're not cheap though are they?
I had Yokos some years ago and they were VERY good in the dry and ok in the wet - only lasted about 10k miles though .. on a Vectra.
Not sure about the AD07s, but the AVS sports I had were good stuff
They're not cheap though are they?
11-17-2004, 01:29 AM
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I'm thinking of going back to Michelin's. The Pilot Exalto's are by far the best tyres I've even driven on. Supreme wet weather grip, and as good dry grip as the Yoko's I've had on older cars.
Don't know what the Michelin's would be like on the S, or if they even have a tyre to fit it.
Don't know what the Michelin's would be like on the S, or if they even have a tyre to fit it.
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