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How good are Yokohama Tyres?
Yokohama is a favourite OEM supplier of many of the biggest car brands.
It also has a reputation for testing its new tyres rigorously to ensure that all international and industry safety standards are met.
Its tyres are extremely well-reviewed over by satisfied customers at Tyroola, receiving praise for reliability and excellent handling in the ever-changing Australian terrain and weather.
How good are Pirelli Tyres?
Many Pirelli tyres can be found gracing the wheels of some of the world's most luxurious and high-performance sports cars. Its tyres are built to handle the highest speeds while keeping you safe and your ride stable even in wet road conditions.
Tyroola customers are very vocal in their admiration for Pirelli, leaving many positive reviews on its wide range of tyre patterns available.
While Pirelli's price points are quite high versus many other well-established brands, it is justified by its racing pedigree and technical know-how.
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 performance do you want from your tyre?
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, Yokohama or Pirelli?
Pirelli is a premium performance brand; Yokohama is mid-premium with a sporty character and better value. For performance cars and OE-grade performance choose Pirelli; for performance value, Yokohama.
2. Is Yokohama cheaper than Pirelli?
Yes, usually. Yokohama sits below Pirelli's premium pricing while still delivering sporty performance.
3. Which lasts longer?
Comparable within their performance ranges; Yokohama's touring tyres are competitive. Check the model's treadwear warranty.
4. Which is better for performance?
Both are sporty — Pirelli at a premium, Yokohama's ADVAN range at better value. Pirelli has the stronger motorsport pedigree.