2016 Cayenne 3.0 Diesel
04-22-2020, 10:21 AM
#1
2016 Cayenne 3.0 Diesel
Hi Everyone,
I recently replaced the rear tyres with Yokohama Advan Sport v105 N2 295/35R21 107Y. 3 months and 2000 miles later they are down to the legal limit. I am not chasing around in the car either and often the car is loaded with family.
I had the tracking checked and it was out so had it corrected.
My question is if the tracking is out and I don't think it was out by much would it destroy two rear tyres in 2000 miles?
Does anyone have any thought about these Yokohama tyres?
Is there a recommendation for tyres that are longer lasting?
I have spoken to the people who fitted the tyres and they have said they can send them off to the manufacturer but I will need to purchase two new rear tyres in the mean time and possibly I might get my money back if the manufacturer sees the original tyres are faulty.
Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated.
I recently replaced the rear tyres with Yokohama Advan Sport v105 N2 295/35R21 107Y. 3 months and 2000 miles later they are down to the legal limit. I am not chasing around in the car either and often the car is loaded with family.
I had the tracking checked and it was out so had it corrected.
My question is if the tracking is out and I don't think it was out by much would it destroy two rear tyres in 2000 miles?
Does anyone have any thought about these Yokohama tyres?
Is there a recommendation for tyres that are longer lasting?
I have spoken to the people who fitted the tyres and they have said they can send them off to the manufacturer but I will need to purchase two new rear tyres in the mean time and possibly I might get my money back if the manufacturer sees the original tyres are faulty.
Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated.
04-22-2020, 11:40 AM
#2
Perhaps repalcing just 2 tires is the problem. Maybe rolling diameter different than fronts? Honestly, I haven't replaced just 2 tires in almost 50 years...always do 4 at a time.
04-22-2020, 11:51 AM
#3
Hi Everyone,
I recently replaced the rear tyres with Yokohama Advan Sport v105 N2 295/35R21 107Y. 3 months and 2000 miles later they are down to the legal limit. I am not chasing around in the car either and often the car is loaded with family.
I had the tracking checked and it was out so had it corrected.
My question is if the tracking is out and I don't think it was out by much would it destroy two rear tyres in 2000 miles?
Does anyone have any thought about these Yokohama tyres?
Is there a recommendation for tyres that are longer lasting?
I have spoken to the people who fitted the tyres and they have said they can send them off to the manufacturer but I will need to purchase two new rear tyres in the mean time and possibly I might get my money back if the manufacturer sees the original tyres are faulty.
Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated.
I recently replaced the rear tyres with Yokohama Advan Sport v105 N2 295/35R21 107Y. 3 months and 2000 miles later they are down to the legal limit. I am not chasing around in the car either and often the car is loaded with family.
I had the tracking checked and it was out so had it corrected.
My question is if the tracking is out and I don't think it was out by much would it destroy two rear tyres in 2000 miles?
Does anyone have any thought about these Yokohama tyres?
Is there a recommendation for tyres that are longer lasting?
I have spoken to the people who fitted the tyres and they have said they can send them off to the manufacturer but I will need to purchase two new rear tyres in the mean time and possibly I might get my money back if the manufacturer sees the original tyres are faulty.
Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated.
04-30-2020, 11:22 AM
#4
That looks to be a sticky tire. The UTQG rating is 240 - not great. Why not a get something in the All-Season Touring category with a higher UTQG rating?. Make sure you chhose the orrect size tire as the rating can vary by size. Like this:https://www.yokohamatire.com/tires/geolandar-g055
Go with a Michelin PS4S if you want a great performing tire.
05-01-2020, 01:46 AM
#5
Instructor
I have oem continentals on mine so far 5k haven't noticed much wear but all hwy miles
05-01-2020, 09:32 AM
#6
Burning Brakes
As was said, those are sticky tires, but it couldn't hurt to get a 4-wheel alignment done and see how far out it is before making adjustments.. 2000 miles is what I'd expect with a UTQG of under 100 (AKA an autocross tire being driven on the street like a Toyo R888), but those should go I'd think 8-10k at least.