Yokohama C Drive Owner Reviews

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Across 45 owner ratings the Yokohama C Drive averages 82%. Owners rate Comfort highest at 8.6 out of 10 and Handling lowest at 7.7. 18 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles. 89% of owners score it 70% or better.

Owner ratings averaged from 45 ratings

Owner score 82%
Comfort 86%
Dry Grip 86%
Road Feedback 83%
Wet Grip 82%
Wear 77%
Handling 77%

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91%

Anonymous December 21, 2009

Renault Modus 1.5Dci Authentique
185/60 R15 H
5,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
Average

These tyres are amazing! Cornering better than the old ones. They grip so well in all weathers - even today when the roads are covered in snow and black ice, I can brake (albeit gently) without the ABS cutting in! I'm also getting slightly improved fuel consumption (over 60mpg in the Renault Modus. They are showing no signs of significant wear yet.

77%

Member June 22, 2009

Nissan almera 1.5
195/60 R15 H
20,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
Spirited

Used in a tuned Almera 1.5L with 115HP, very good tyre and very reasonably priced too. The more I pressed them in dry roads, the better grip they had.....a little worse in wet ones though...

90%

Member April 7, 2009

Honda Fit (Jazz)
185/55 R15 V
93,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
Easy Going

The stock tyre Yokohama A045 on the 185/55R15 alloy wheels is incredibly noisy and that couplied with the rather hard suspension led to a very poor drive experience. The CVT transmission in the Jazz makes for very quiet cruising so tyre noise is very noticable. The awkward wheel sizing limits choices of tyres models with manufacturer ranges so the C.Drive was the quietest comfort segment tyre I could find. I have driven 60000 miles using C.Drive and they last 40000 rears and 30000 fronts. Very quiet compared with A045 or Firestone Potenza (the latter I have had driven with in a Jazz courtesy car). For my laid back driving style the dry and wet behaviour is the same and I have never had any feeling of loss of grip at any time.

One very small critism is that they lose some comfort and refinement below -5 deg C but above that temperature are excellent in all British weather conditions I have driven through.