Yokohama A/T-S

[my04tone]

I have had my AT/S 215/60/16 nearly 12months and they are heaps quieter than the ATII's i had. They also grip better and are much better under brake than the old version ATII, they also dont scrub lock to lock like th old 215/65's. I can punt these pretty hard in the gravel and dont get much break away and slide, they also grip nicely offroad on slippery inclines.

Tread wear negligable after 12 months.

 

[plazaxt]

how they do in the snow?

 

[joel.dedman]

A few posts ago (on page 2) mention how they go in snow. Quite well apparently.

Regards,

Joel

 

[eden]

mine was good in the powdery stuff but not to good in the hard old stuff. but you guys probably dont have to much crapy snow:biggrin:

 

[plazaxt]

mine was good in the powdery stuff but not to good in the hard old stuff. but you guys probably dont have to much crapy snow:biggrin:

we get over 300 inches a year out in california , im gonna try them out n see how they do

 

[Barry]

Sh!te, we don't get that much rain here - well, apart from this year!

 

[pezimm]

On the other side of this weekend I'll be taking the car in to get me a set of 215/60R17 - I don't want to loose my wheels....

Will be good! Just in time for the summer break enjoyment!!

 

[bandido]

Hello, I'm going every years to Philip Island for Moto gp grand prix since 2001, and I remember the 6 last in rain conditions( the weekend, no the race always), ¿?, I don't understand nothing, regards