Yokohama BluEarth-Winter (V905) 275/45 R18
Yokohama

BluEarth-Winter (V905)

275/45 R18 ❄️ winter tyres Eco / Fuel-Saving
EAN: 4968814911843
from 239,90 €
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The Yokohama BluEarth-Winter (V905) is a Eco / Fuel-Saving tyre in size 275/45 R18 and is particularly suited to high-mileage drivers who want to cut fuel costs and protect the environment. The tyre size 275/45 R18 typically fits large SUVs and off-roaders like the BMW X5, Audi Q7, Mercedes GLE or Porsche Cayenne.

Winter tyres are essential for safe mobility once temperatures drop below 7 °C. The softer rubber compound and special sipe structure of the Yokohama BluEarth-Winter (V905) ensure short braking distances on snow, slush and icy roads.

Yokohama is a Japanese premium tyre manufacturer with over 100 years of experience. Its focus is on high-performance tyres and sustainable technology. Yokohama is an original equipment supplier for numerous European and Japanese car makers.

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Frequently asked questions about the Yokohama BluEarth-Winter (V905)

How much does the Yokohama BluEarth-Winter (V905) cost in 275/45 R18?

Currently from €239,90 incl. shipping at Reifentiefpreis DE. We compare 3 shops daily – so you always see the current best price.

Which vehicles fit the 275/45 R18?

The tyre size 275/45 R18 is typically suited to large SUVs and off-roaders like the BMW X5, Audi Q7, Mercedes GLE or Porsche Cayenne. Always check the approved tyre sizes in your vehicle registration document.

What type of tyre is the Yokohama BluEarth-Winter (V905)?

It is a Eco / Fuel-Saving. It is particularly suited to high-mileage drivers who want to cut fuel costs and protect the environment.

From when should I switch to winter tyres?

Experts recommend switching to winter tyres once temperatures drop permanently below 7 °C — in Germany typically from October. Rule of thumb: October to Easter.

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