CountrySourceDateIssue
ADAC09/2021N/A- ADAC09/2022N/A
- ADAC09/2023N/A
Tyre review
Safety
- Dry braking
- 8.4 / 10
- Wet braking
- 8 / 10
- Wet road holding
- 6.8 / 10
- Aquaplaning
- 7.4 / 10
Economy
- Tyre life
- 6 / 10
- Fuel economy
- 5 / 10
Comfort
- Absorption of irregularities
- Not rated
- Road holding
- 9.2 / 10
- Noise emissions
- 6.6 / 10
Snow
- Braking on snow
- 7.7 / 10
- Acceleration on snow
- 8.5 / 10
Ice
Not rated
- Braking on ice
- 7.7 / 10
- Acceleration on ice
- Not rated
Characteristics
- Brand
- Yokohama
- Model
- Bluearth*Winter V906
- Approved
- N/A
- Vehicle type
- Car
- Driving style
- Sports
- Season
- Winter
- Studded
- no
- Studdable
- no
- 3PMSF
- yes
- Runflat
- no
- Ecotyre
- no
- Asymmetric
- no
- Directional
- yes
- Rim protector
- no
- Seal
- no
Product description
- Reliable winter tyre for small and large passenger cars.
- Safe ride on snowy roads.
- Optimum performance on wet roads.
Winter tyre designed by the Japanese tyre manufacturer Yokohama for a wide range of cars, the BluEarth*Winter V906 promises a high level of safety in wet and snowy weather.
Widespread three dimensional sipes enhance the edge effect to deliver outstanding traction in snow.
Superior snow performance compared with its predecessor thanks to a larger contact area and the special snow polymer in the rubber compound.
The new super-rich silica compound delivers superb grip in wet weather.
The A.R.T mixing technology makes the silica more efficient to improve traction on winter roads.
The Harmony Tread Design Concept, the optimised layout of tread blocks, improves winter safety.
Wide V-shaped grooves quickly remove water and slush to prevent any loss of control.
The low-heat-generating under-tread reduces the tyre’s rolling resistance.
What is the rezulteo score?
The rezulteo score is calculated considering three performance categories: economy, comfort and safety. When it comes to winter tyres, the performance criteria snow and ice are added. By weighting different basic performance criteria an overall score is determined. This weighting is calculated based on the tyre size category: economic, high performance or sports.
