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How good are Yokohama Tyres?
Yokohama is a favourite OEM tyre supplier for many of the world's biggest car brands including Toyota, BMW, Lexus, Mitsubishi, Subaru, and many more.
It also receives many positive reviews from satisfied Tyroola customers.
It seems that its award-winning formula of combining durability and reliability in one affordable tyre package definitely hits the customer's sweet spot.
How good are Continental Tyres?
Continental is the most popular OEM tyre brand in Europe which is a testimony to just how well it builds tyres.
It also receives many positive reviews from happy and satisfied Tyroola customers, impressed by Continental's performance and overall reliability./font>
What kind of car do you drive?
Where do you drive? What is the terrain like?
How often are you out on the road?
How much performance do you want from your tyre?
What kind of car do you drive and how much weight will you be carrying?
What is the recommended tyre size from your vehicle manufacturer?
What is the recommended tyre size from your vehicle manufacturer?
Your answers will serve as a guide and will hopefully lead you to the perfect tyre you need. Read our guide to choosing new tyres for more insights.
1. Which is better, Yokohama or Continental?
Continental is a premium German brand strong in wet grip and braking; Yokohama is a mid-premium Japanese brand offering sporty performance at better value. For outright wet performance choose Continental; for performance value, Yokohama.
2. Is Yokohama cheaper than Continental?
Usually yes. Yokohama generally undercuts Continental on price while still delivering strong dry and performance characteristics.
3. Which lasts longer?
Continental's premium touring range typically offers slightly better longevity, though Yokohama's touring tyres are competitive. Compare the specific model's treadwear rating.
4. Which is better in the wet?
Continental — wet braking is one of its defining strengths. Yokohama performs well, but Continental is the safer wet-weather pick.