Yokohama Advan V61 - 225/60 R18 100V

The Advan V61 is designed with specific vehicles in mind, such as the Toyota BZ4X. While available in various sizes, its performance characteristics are optimized for certain applications. Always check your vehicle's requirements for tyre size, load rating, and speed rating.

Tyre lifespan varies greatly depending on driving habits, road conditions, maintenance, and climate. Regular maintenance like proper inflation, rotation, and alignment will help maximize the tread life of your Advan V61 tyres.

Yokohama tyres, including the Advan V61, are engineered for reliable performance across various conditions. Specific wet weather grip capabilities are a result of the tread pattern and compound design, intended to provide confident handling.

It is strongly recommended to only use the tyre sizes, load ratings, and speed ratings specified by your vehicle manufacturer. Using incorrect sizes can affect vehicle safety, handling, braking, and potentially void your warranty.

The correct tyre size, load index, and speed rating for your vehicle can typically be found on a sticker located in the driver's side doorjamb, in the glove compartment, or on the fuel filler door. It is also listed in your vehicle's owner's manual.

'XL' stands for Extra Load. These tyres are designed to carry a higher load capacity than standard load tyres of the same nominal size, which can be important for heavier vehicles or those carrying significant loads.

Check the tyre pressure in all four tyres using a reliable gauge. Inflate or deflate them to the vehicle manufacturer's recommended pressure, usually found on a sticker in the driver's side doorjamb or in the owner's manual. Reset the Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) according to your vehicle's instructions.

This can indicate issues with wheel alignment, balancing, or under/over-inflation. Have your alignment and balancing checked by a qualified professional. Ensure tyres are consistently inflated to the correct pressure.

Vibrations may suggest a need for tyre balancing. Persistent or unusual noise could be related to tread wear patterns or internal tyre damage. Consult a tyre professional for diagnosis and potential solutions, such as re-balancing or inspection for damage.