YOKOHAMA
P185/60R14 AVID H4/V4
| Max Inflation: | 44 |
| Max Load: | 1047 |
| Tread Depth: | 10.0 |
| Rim Width: | 14 |
| Sidewall: | BW |
| Warranty (miles): | 60,000 miles |
| Section Width: | 185 |
| Aspect Ratio: | 60 |
| Tire Size: | 185/60R14 |
| UTQG: | 280 AA A |
| Speed Rating: | H |
Features And Benefits
All-Season High Performance Passenger Car tire.
- Optimum angle and unidirectional tread pattern combine for maximum water drainage without increasing noise
- Ultra-low profile tires place a heavy burden on wheels
- Rim protector bar helps protect expensive wheels from pothole and curb damage
- Reinforced construction and extra load designation effectively provide increased load-carrying capacity for plus size capability
- Contoured bead design enables better tire-to-rim fit for reduced friction, improved handling, increased durability and a smoother ride
- This unique honeycomb structure makes the tread compound stronger than conventional compounds, enabling the tire to withstand forces from multiple directions
- Provides tremendous flexibility, tenacious grip and increased wear resistance
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Submitted by Book Glutton on August 12, 2021
For decades I have been an exclusively Michelin buyer & driver. Whenever I bought others I hated them, except for
Continental ExtremeContact DWS All-Season Tire-255/45R18 103Y
(rear) tires, which were great, but had to be replaced after only 45,000 miles. When I began to look into buying tires for an AWD Cadillac STS, I was very surprised by the research I did and the reviews that I read. So, I took a chance, based on others recommendations. These tires have been excellent on wet and dry ground. They turn great! At low or high speeds, it is such a pleasure to make turns. They make the car feel as if it was made for making turns! It is a great feeling! If I could fault them in any way, it would be that they are a bit noisy on badly paved roads–not too bad though! They are fun to drive on and handle well in almost every way. They hardly ever hydroplane–it takes torrential downpour to happen, or an unavoidable incredibly large puddle to appear, before this occurs. I’ll have to wait and see how they measure up in snow and the traction they have on ice. I am looking forward to the snow, but not too soon!