For your CUV, SUV and Trucks on the highway, the trail or deep off-road.
How good are Yokohama Tyres?
Yokohama's tyres are popular with many car brands for their wide OEM applications.
Its tyres are tested rigorously to ensure it meets international safety standards.
Yokohama is also an Aussie fave, basing it on the many great reviews from satisfied Tyroola customers.
Safety comes standard in every Goodyear tyre. Its engineers keep coming up with new tyre technology to keep passengers safe to prevent accidents whatever the driving conditions. Its ActiveBraking Technology, for example, increases tyre and road contact during hard braking while HydroGrip Technology ensures maximum grip and braking in wet conditions.
It is also a popular OEM tyre supplier, with many leading car manufacturers trusting Goodyear to deliver the best tyre to match their new car models.
Finally, it is a brand loved in Australia thanks to its wide range of prices, from premium-priced high-performance sports tyres to value for money models for those on a budget. It receives a constant stream of positive review from satisfied customers at Tyroola.
How much performance do you want from your tyre?
What kind of car do you drive?
What kind of driver are you?
Where do you drive? What is the terrain like?
How often are you out on the road?
How much weight will you be carrying?
What is the recommended tyre size from your vehicle manufacturer?
Your answers will serve as a guide on how to get started on choosing new tyres.
Check out our article; How to choose new tyres for more tips.
1. Which is better, Goodyear or Yokohama?
Goodyear is a premium brand strong in wet grip and comfort; Yokohama is mid-premium with sporty performance and better value. For premium wet performance choose Goodyear; for performance value, Yokohama.
2. Is Yokohama cheaper than Goodyear?
Generally yes. Yokohama typically undercuts Goodyear while offering strong dry and performance characteristics.
3. Which lasts longer?
Goodyear's touring range generally offers slightly longer tread life; Yokohama's touring tyres are competitive.
4. Which is better in the wet?
Goodyear tends to have the wet advantage, a traditional strength of the brand.