“Bought these tyres mainly for track use, but also ended up using them on the road last summer. Extremely good on track, even better in the wet which surprised me. Side wall is ultra stiff but I enjoyed this and rolled...”
Yokohama Advan Neova AD09
Replaces the Yokohama ADVAN Neova AD08R
Available in 15 to 20 inch wheel sizes, the all new ADVAN Neova AD09 features an improved casing, compound and tread pattern to deliver ultra-high performance on the street and at the track.
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Built from every independent test result and vetted owner review we hold for this tyre - the evidence is all further down the page. Data updated October 2026.
- 28owner reviews
- 137,115miles driven
- 1professional tests
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View Test Results2022 Tire Rack Extreme Performance Track Tyre Test P9 of 11
The Yokohama Advan Neova AD09, the more endurance-focused tyre in Yokohama's range, was easy to drive quickly and finished in the close mid-pack group, a little short of grip compared with the faster tyres.
| Year | Test | Result | Award |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 2022 Tire Rack Extreme Performance Track Tyre TestTire Rack · 225/45 R17 | P9 / 11 |
Dimensions & Label Scores
View AllSize Range40 sizes available
225-335Width25-50Profile17-21Rim95-108 WLoad/
EU Label
Fuel
Wet
Noise
70-75dB B
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Will 215/45/17 become available to the uk market very soon or is it a 2024 onwards? My Ad08R are near the end of their life and I don’t want to waste my A052 on… Show more
Will 215/45/17 become available to the uk market very soon or is it a 2024 onwards?
My Ad08R are near the end of their life and I don’t want to waste my A052 on “road miles” Show less
Thanks for the email, unfortunately not at the moment, the current planned range of ADVAN Neova AD09’s start at 17” going up to 21” (see size info in the link below).
https://www.yokohama.eu/en/tyres/pcr-tyres/summer/AD09/?tx_tyre_pi1%5Bdiameter%5D=&tx_tyre_pi1%5Bindex%5D=&tx_tyre_pi1%5Bratio%5D=&tx_tyre_pi1%5Bspeed%5D=&tx_tyre_pi1%5Bwidth%5D=&cHash=d0928b43b301482ad0e0deb9cdbbdce2
Stocks are only just arriving in the UK now in limited sizes, with more coming each month.
No news about any other planned sizes for the future is available at the moment.
For out-and-out track day performance, I’d suggest the ADVAN A052, which is available in the 195/50R15.
Or, for a retro vibe the ADVAN HF Type-D A008 is also made in that size. I hope this helps.
Yokohama Advan Neova AD09 Owner Reviews
Review this tyreWhat owners say summarised from 25 reviews
Owners are overwhelmingly positive about the Yokohama Advan Neova AD09, with most highlighting very strong dry grip and confidence-inspiring feedback for fast road and track-day use. Around half also praise its wet grip, though a smaller but notable group (around one in six) warn it can aquaplane in deeper standing water. Several mention respectable tread life for this type of tyre, and many like the stiff sidewalls and direct steering response, while a few note it can need a short bedding-in/warm-up before it feels at its best.
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Owner ratings averaged from 28 ratings
- Owner score 84%
- Dry Grip 93%
- Road Feedback 90%
- Handling 90%
- Wear 76%
- Comfort 75%
- Wet Grip 74%
Featured reviews
“I have RWD car, over 500HP, they do not hook for the life of it in first or second gear in WOT unless you baby the throttle. They are okay for daily driving, that's about it. Would not buy it for high HP car or track...”
“These are an awesome dual purpose road/track tyre. Great in the wet (though may aquaplane more readily in deep water) and dry road and fantastic in motorkhana motorsport use without having to have a separate set of rims...”
All 25 Yokohama Advan Neova AD09 reviews
- 225/45 R17
- 5,000 miles
Its an excelent tyre in all conditions!
- Hyundai I30N
- 235/35 R19
- 15,000 miles
These are an awesome dual purpose road/track tyre. Great in the wet (though may aquaplane more readily in deep water) and dry road and fantastic in motorkhana motorsport use without having to have a separate set of rims and tyres. Reasonable mileage for what they can do. Will last twice as long as the AO52 though not quite the ultimate grip that these have, especially in the wet. Have replaced with more road orientated Advan Apex V601 and will go back to the AD09's as just not up to scratch in even light competition use so the comfort equation doesn't make up for it's lower performance. You really can't beat these for a high performance tyre that is just doing lower mileage.
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Initial Impressions83% 5,000 milesFitted a set on my stock-ish i30N hatch (just replaced some front bushes to minimise wheel-hop) to replace a set of worn-out AD08'R's. The car is 95% road use with the occasional motorkhana thrown in - which is the main reason for running these tyres. (In fact I won a motorkhana series outright one year on the AD08R's!) It's hard for me to rave about the AD09's as the AD08's were such a phenomenal tyre. To be honest, I don't feel there is a huge improvement over the AD08's, except in wet weather performance, especially in reduced aquaplaning. So I would call the AD09's and evolutionary rather than a revolutionary step. They come into their own when you have a car that you want to indulge in some lower-level motorsport but don't want the hassle of buying another set of rims and constantly swapping them over. The one tyre will get you safely around town and do country runs in the wet and dry and then be ready for whatever spirited driving you want to throw at them. A pure blast driving them through a twisty country road where their sure-footedness and relative comfort allows you to safely push hard, knowing that a pothole or rut wont upset them too much. Because they've got 90% of their grip when cold, you can absolutely cane the opposition running A050's if competing in the wet. The only tyre that comes close when competing in the wet are the A052's but these are too soft for every day use. I would say hands-down, the AD09R is the best dual-purpose road-track tyre out there.
- Honda S2000
- 255/45 R17
- 5,000 miles
I had a track day yesterday comparing Ad09 and Potenza Race on my stock S2000.
No wonder Yokohama are rated as Mid Range tyres.
The feeling i had was the same feeling i hed with Ad08RS on my Prelude. S2000 is just fun to drive but not efficient on the same tyres.
Ad09 were sliding everywhere, not very good cornering speed in tight corners and loosing the rear very easily with only 240 hp. More you drive the worse they feel.
Maybe on modern cars with aids and TCS and different geometry are better but for cars like s2000 they are slow and annoying if you are looking for lap times. Better than Ad08RS on the same car but still not a proper track tyre in my opinion.
For spirited driving, touge or having fun they are more than enough tho .
Wear is very good comparing with Potenza Race for example.
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- Renault Megane RS250 CUP
- 245/40 R18
- 1,500 miles
Wild dry weather grip, awesome levels of feedback and super confidence inspiring to push from the get go. Haven't done much spirited driving in the wet so unsure of wet weather performance on the limit. Surprisingly comfortable for daily use as well and seem to be fairly resilient in terms of durability. Also excellent on rough road (not perfect track conditions), handles bumps really well. Highly recommend!
- Mitsubishi Evolution X
- 255/35 R19
- 10,000 miles
Excellent sidewall, very good road feedback. One of the very few road tires stiff enough for tuned Evo x.
Comfort and wear... if you need to ask, better buy something else.
- Nissan GT R
- 255/40 R20
- 3,000 miles
The wear seems ok because the gtr is a heavy car and wears it's tyres fairly quick. These are wearing slightly quicker than the PS4S I had before but I have journeyed to the ring and back in 41 degrees weather.
I think the nissan hides a lot of the weak points on wet grip but it's mostly ok until the water is deep and then it does aquaplane easily but not as bad as ar1 or ao52.
I'd recommend these for any driver focused daily driver and definitely track use.
- Nissan 370Z
- 275/40 R18
- 500 miles
- Mitsubishi Lancer 1.8 (Modified)
- 225/45 R18
- 500 miles
- Mostly Town
- Spirited
- Toyota 86 GT
- 265/35 R18
- 1,500 miles
- Track
- Spirited
That alone says a lot: these tyres are incredibly forgiving. As a semi-slick road tyre, they’re fantastic on track, delivering excellent feedback and plenty of grip when you use them right.
Overall, I’d say they’re a brilliant choice if you love your track days and want great lap times without spending a fortune. Best of all, they hold their temperatures really well — no crazy heat spikes — but it’s still worth checking your temps as soon as you come off track.
- Tesla Model 3 Performance
- 265/35 R20
- 5,000 miles
- Track
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- 205/45 R16
- 1,000 miles
- Track
- Spirited
- Mitsubishi Evolution X
- 245/40 R18
- 1,500 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Spirited
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