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YOKOHAMA BLUEARTH WINTER V905 255/60 R18 112H XL

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YOKOHAMA BLUEARTH WINTER V905 255/60 R18 112H XL

All Bluearth Winter V905 sizes →All 255/60 R18 tyres →

Low stock (2 pcs)+32 pcs on order (7-14 days)Winter

169,99 €

incl. VAT (24%) · excl. VAT: 137,09 €

2 pcs in stock — 2 pcs will be ordered from the factory warehouse, delivery 7-14 days.

❄ 3PMSF

YOKOHAMA BLUEARTH WINTER V905 — winter tyre in size 255/60 R18, load rating 112 (1120 kg per tyre), speed rating H (up to 210 km/h). Wet grip on the EU label C, fuel efficiency C, pass-by noise 73 dB (B). Reinforced (XL) construction allows a higher load. European friction tyre, built for wet cold rather than constant ice. Carries the 3PMSF marking, so it is legal as a winter tyre in Estonia. Production year: 2024.

Size
255/60 R18
Season
Winter
Load index
112
Speed
H
Wet grip
C
Fuel efficiency
C
Production year
2024
Runflat
No
Weight
15.518 kg
Article code
R2336
Product ID
19432
EAN
4968814924201

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Frequently asked questions

Will this tyre fit my car?
It fits if your manufacturer permits the size 255/60 R18. You will find the correct size on the tyre sidewall, inside the fuel flap or in the owner's manual. The load rating 112 (1120 kg) and speed rating H (210 km/h) must be at least what the manufacturer requires.
Can this tyre be used in Estonian winters?
Yes. It is a winter tyre carrying the 3PMSF marking, which is what Estonia requires of a winter tyre. Winter tyres are mandatory from 1 December to 1 March.
What does fitting cost?
For this diameter (17–18"), a full change is 50,00 € for a car and 60,00 € for an SUV or van, per set. Disposal of the old tyres is free. You can add fitting to your order.
When will I get the tyres?
Tyres in stock can be collected from 3 locations across Estonia or sent by courier (12,40 €). Orders below 200,00 € carry a small-order fee.
Is this tyre in stock?
Only 2 left in stock.
What year was this tyre made?
This tyre was made in 2024. An unused tyre is still new some years later, but the production year is worth knowing.