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Yokohama Advan A055 275/35R18 95W
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Yokohama Advan A055 Track Competition Tire
Built for the demands of circuit driving, the Yokohama Advan A055 delivers the dry grip, stability, and predictability that push lap times down. A high-grip compound, reinforced construction, and a low-void tread come together for quick warm-up and steady performance through long sessions. Steering response is crisp, and the wide, stable contact patch inspires confidence under heavy braking and high-speed load. Important: the Advan A055 is a purpose-built track tire and is not street legal.
Why Choose the Advan A055 for Track Use
The Advan A055 is tuned for dependable dry grip and repeatable lap times. Its construction resists distortion under big lateral and braking loads, keeping a consistent footprint and a predictable limit. The compound supports hard acceleration and late braking, while the minimal void ratio maximizes rubber on the track. Managed with the right temperatures and pressures, it maintains feel and pace across multiple stints, which suits time attack, club racing, and HPDE days.
Tread Design and Construction
The Advan A055 uses a low-void, circuit-focused pattern to put more rubber on the surface for dry grip and fast response. Shallow, placed grooves help control heat and clear light moisture on a damp track, but they are not intended for standing water. A reinforced casing and stiff sidewalls hold shape under load, promoting even pressure and clean feedback. With proper camber and pressures, the tire resists squirm and wears evenly while staying communicative at the limit.
Sizes, Fitment & Setup
The Advan A055 is available in popular track sizes across key diameters for modern sports cars and dedicated builds. Match tire width to wheel width, then confirm brake, fender, and suspension clearance at full lock and compression. Verify load and speed needs for your car, and start with a conservative alignment that includes modest negative camber for even temperatures. Bring a quality gauge, track hot pressures, and test fitment and class rules before purchase.
Pricing & Availability
Pricing for the Advan A055 depends on size and current inventory. Competition tires are often produced in limited runs, so stock can tighten around busy event periods. For an accurate quote, choose your size and location and we will confirm availability and shipping timelines. If you need help with fitment, our team can advise on widths, wheel pairings, and baseline setups for your car and track goals.
On-Track Performance Tips & Care
To unlock the A055, plan a proper scrub-in and manage heat from the out lap onward. Target a stable hot pressure range suitable for your car, then fine tune with small changes and tread temperature readings across inner, middle, and outer. Avoid sliding that overheats the compound and accelerates wear, and rotate often to balance shoulder load. Let the tires cool between stints and store them clean, dry, and away from ozone to preserve performance.
Advan A055 vs Alternatives
Your tire choice should match your ruleset and conditions. The Advan A055 is a dedicated, track-only option that prioritizes dry grip and consistent hot laps. If you need street legality or frequent wet performance, consider a street-legal alternative and confirm your event regulations.
Advan A055 vs Advan A052
The Advan A055 is built solely for racetrack use, trading wet versatility and on-road comfort for maximum dry pace and consistency. The Advan A052 is road legal, so it can drive to and from the track and handle a wider temperature and surface range. If your class allows non-street-legal tires and your focus is lap time, the A055 can run quicker in the dry. If you need everyday drivability and better wet capability, the A052 is the more versatile choice.
Advan A055 vs Toyo R888R
The Advan A055 is a track-only competition tire that favors dry grip, sharp response, and repeatable performance when managed for heat. The Toyo R888R is street legal and aimed at drivers who split time between road and circuit. Choose the A055 if outright hot-lap pace and consistency are top priority. Pick the R888R if you need public-road use, broader weather tolerance, or simpler logistics.
Advan A055 vs Nankang AR-1
The Advan A055 targets dedicated circuit performance with a low-void tread and construction that stays stable at high load. The Nankang AR-1 is street legal and often chosen for mixed road and track use with decent wet tolerance for its category. If your events allow non-street-legal tires and you want maximum dry pace, the A055 can be the stronger tool. If street legality and availability matter more, the AR-1 offers a practical balance.
Yokohama Advan A055 Track Competition Tire
Built for the demands of circuit driving, the Yokohama Advan A055 delivers the dry grip, stability, and predictability that push lap times down. A high-grip compound, reinforced construction, and a low-void tread come together for quick warm-up and steady performance through long sessions. Steering response is crisp, and the wide, stable contact patch inspires confidence under heavy braking and high-speed load. Important: the Advan A055 is a purpose-built track tire and is not street legal.
Why Choose the Advan A055 for Track Use
The Advan A055 is tuned for dependable dry grip and repeatable lap times. Its construction resists distortion under big lateral and braking loads, keeping a consistent footprint and a predictable limit. The compound supports hard acceleration and late braking, while the minimal void ratio maximizes rubber on the track. Managed with the right temperatures and pressures, it maintains feel and pace across multiple stints, which suits time attack, club racing, and HPDE days.
Tread Design and Construction
The Advan A055 uses a low-void, circuit-focused pattern to put more rubber on the surface for dry grip and fast response. Shallow, placed grooves help control heat and clear light moisture on a damp track, but they are not intended for standing water. A reinforced casing and stiff sidewalls hold shape under load, promoting even pressure and clean feedback. With proper camber and pressures, the tire resists squirm and wears evenly while staying communicative at the limit.
Sizes, Fitment & Setup
The Advan A055 is available in popular track sizes across key diameters for modern sports cars and dedicated builds. Match tire width to wheel width, then confirm brake, fender, and suspension clearance at full lock and compression. Verify load and speed needs for your car, and start with a conservative alignment that includes modest negative camber for even temperatures. Bring a quality gauge, track hot pressures, and test fitment and class rules before purchase.
Pricing & Availability
Pricing for the Advan A055 depends on size and current inventory. Competition tires are often produced in limited runs, so stock can tighten around busy event periods. For an accurate quote, choose your size and location and we will confirm availability and shipping timelines. If you need help with fitment, our team can advise on widths, wheel pairings, and baseline setups for your car and track goals.
On-Track Performance Tips & Care
To unlock the A055, plan a proper scrub-in and manage heat from the out lap onward. Target a stable hot pressure range suitable for your car, then fine tune with small changes and tread temperature readings across inner, middle, and outer. Avoid sliding that overheats the compound and accelerates wear, and rotate often to balance shoulder load. Let the tires cool between stints and store them clean, dry, and away from ozone to preserve performance.
Advan A055 vs Alternatives
Your tire choice should match your ruleset and conditions. The Advan A055 is a dedicated, track-only option that prioritizes dry grip and consistent hot laps. If you need street legality or frequent wet performance, consider a street-legal alternative and confirm your event regulations.
Advan A055 vs Advan A052
The Advan A055 is built solely for racetrack use, trading wet versatility and on-road comfort for maximum dry pace and consistency. The Advan A052 is road legal, so it can drive to and from the track and handle a wider temperature and surface range. If your class allows non-street-legal tires and your focus is lap time, the A055 can run quicker in the dry. If you need everyday drivability and better wet capability, the A052 is the more versatile choice.
Advan A055 vs Toyo R888R
The Advan A055 is a track-only competition tire that favors dry grip, sharp response, and repeatable performance when managed for heat. The Toyo R888R is street legal and aimed at drivers who split time between road and circuit. Choose the A055 if outright hot-lap pace and consistency are top priority. Pick the R888R if you need public-road use, broader weather tolerance, or simpler logistics.
Advan A055 vs Nankang AR-1
The Advan A055 targets dedicated circuit performance with a low-void tread and construction that stays stable at high load. The Nankang AR-1 is street legal and often chosen for mixed road and track use with decent wet tolerance for its category. If your events allow non-street-legal tires and you want maximum dry pace, the A055 can be the stronger tool. If street legality and availability matter more, the AR-1 offers a practical balance.
Do you have a question about Advan A055 275/35R18 95W?
No. The Yokohama Advan A055 is built for designated race circuits and is not intended for public roads. It focuses on dry grip, heat stability, and consistent lap times rather than road comfort, wet-road safety, or treadlife. Check your series rules for any required markings before competition, and consider a street-legal performance tire if you need to drive to and from the track.
Lifespan varies with vehicle weight, alignment, track surface, temperature, driving style, and pressure management. Overheating and sliding reduce life, while smooth inputs, correct heat cycles, and even tread temperatures extend it. Competition tires wear faster than street-legal options and do not carry mileage warranties. Rotate often, target stable hot pressures, and plan inventory based on sprint versus endurance needs.
Choose a size that matches your wheel width and clears brakes, fenders, and suspension at full lock and compression. Confirm load and speed requirements and review any class limits on width or diameter. Track tires can run wide, so a test fit is smart. Use your OE placard for a baseline, then refine alignment and pressures to achieve even tread temperatures.
Start with a conservative baseline and adjust using hot pressures and tread temperature spreads across inner, center, and outer. Make small pressure and camber changes to correct any imbalance, and avoid overinflation that shrinks the contact patch or underinflation that overheats shoulders. A modest amount of negative camber usually helps on sustained cornering. Bring the tire up to temperature gradually and avoid prolonged sliding.
The A055 has a dry-focused, low-void pattern. It can manage a damp surface at reduced speeds, but it is not intended for standing water or heavy rain. In wet sessions, slow the pace, use smooth inputs, and consider a dedicated wet tire for safety and consistency. Check tread condition and adjust pressures for cooler track temperatures.
As a competition tire, the Advan A055 does not include a mileage warranty, and wear adjustments are typically not offered. Inspect tires on arrival and before each event for damage, proper storage condition, and correct date codes. Follow recommended break-in, manage heat, rotate regularly, and store correctly to keep performance consistent. If you suspect a workmanship issue on an unused tire, contact us promptly so we can review options within supplier policies.
