Replacing Tyres
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2 years and 7 months on, and 65,000Kms on them, the Yokohama S Drives are nearing the end.
On the advice of my mechanic, I'm upgrading to the Michelin Primacy HPs. Everything I read about them is top notch.
However, for a mid price tyre, the Yokohamas have been fantastic. One drawback - directional - so limited rotation options. The Michelins are asymmetric but not directional so I can rotate front & rear/left & right.
I'll leave a review update in a few months time.
Regards
DT
2 years and 7 months on, and 65,000Kms on them, the Yokohama S Drives are nearing the end.
On the advice of my mechanic, I'm upgrading to the Michelin Primacy HPs. Everything I read about them is top notch.
However, for a mid price tyre, the Yokohamas have been fantastic. One drawback - directional - so limited rotation options. The Michelins are asymmetric but not directional so I can rotate front & rear/left & right.
I'll leave a review update in a few months time.
Regards
DT
If you google this topic it seems that you are not alone. I winder if it's just a certain batch of tires or what?
Bob S.
Bob S.
Update on the Update!!
I've been running the Michelin Primacy HPs for over 3 months now - much better than the Yokohama S. Good ride, quiet, good wet/dry holding, and I suspect I'm getting better fuel economy. I haven't finished my test yet.
I've been running the Michelin Primacy HPs for over 3 months now - much better than the Yokohama S. Good ride, quiet, good wet/dry holding, and I suspect I'm getting better fuel economy. I haven't finished my test yet.
OK. So here we are 6 months since fitting the Michelins.
Can't speak highly enough of them.
Quiet, good rolling resistance - and a super smooth ride.
Already another 8000Kms and little wear.
The yokohama S were good. The Michelins are great. And great value for money - $200/tyre.
And for once it doesn't matter whether they are Aussie, US or Canadian dollars - all pretty much 1 for 1.
Can't speak highly enough of them.
Quiet, good rolling resistance - and a super smooth ride.
Already another 8000Kms and little wear.
The yokohama S were good. The Michelins are great. And great value for money - $200/tyre.
And for once it doesn't matter whether they are Aussie, US or Canadian dollars - all pretty much 1 for 1.
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