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Bar length in each cell shows performance versus the class leader; longer bars mean stronger performance. The class-leading value in each column appears in bold. The Total Score reflects the weighted sum of all categories.
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Each cell shows a bar comparing the tyre to the class leader for that test — a longer bar means stronger performance. Bar colour matches the test category.
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TYRES : YOKOHAMA ADVAN SPORT V103B - 255/55 R18Y
CAR : CHRYSLER 300C TOURER 3.0 CRD
IMPRESSIONS :
SECO : 9
MOJADO : 7
AGARRE : 8
RUIDO : 6
CONFORT : 8
TYRE APPEARANCE : 8
PERFECT...., VERY SATISFIED WITH HIS PERFORMANCE
Again this test seems odd. The pilot super sport is the lightest tire out of all of these.
A 5 for comfort on the super sports? This is ridiculous. I had P zero's and switched to Super Sports on my 535i and the handling and comfort both benefitted significantly.
Lighter tires also lead to better gas mileage, easier weight transfer, quicker acceleration due to lower rotational mass, etc.
The Super Sports should be #1 as they are in most other tests. They've already won the title of the #1 ultra high performance tire. And that means all around, they handle better than most of these tires in the wet too.
It seems that following this test you created a new entry for the Nokian Hakka Z in your database. This tyre IS the Nokian Z G2, with a different name for Nordic/Scandinavian markets (remember it was a Russian test).
Thank you very much for the information!