A032R

The Yokohama Advan A032R is a DOT-approved semi-slick tire designed for autocross competition and motorsports applications requiring maximum dry grip while maintaining street legality for transportation to and from events. This tire represents Yokohama's ADVAN racing technology applied to semi-slick configuration, incorporating advanced high-grip tread compounds providing rapid heat-up characteristics for enhanced cornering and braking performance during competitive driving. The A032R features extremely aggressive tread pattern combined with very soft rubber compound formulation, with "Aqua Tusk" tread design offering outstanding traction even in wet racing conditions unusual for semi-slick tires typically prioritizing dry performance. The tire utilizes multi-radius tread profile optimizing contact pressure distribution across the entire tread width, maximizing mechanical grip during aggressive cornering and braking maneuvers.

The Yokohama Advan A032R incorporates twin steel belts combined with zero-degree nylon cover promoting additional strength and improved road handling characteristics, with internal construction engineered to withstand the extreme forces generated during competitive driving. The tire delivers optimal performance at operating temperatures between 50-60 degrees Celsius, requiring proper warm-up procedures before pushing to limit capabilities during competition. Available in various sizes including specialized fitments for vintage racing applications (165/70-10 for Mini) through modern performance sizes (245/40R17), the A032R serves autocross competitors, time attack enthusiasts, and track day participants seeking maximum dry grip with acceptable wet weather capability. While technically DOT-approved for street use, the ultra-soft compound and aggressive tread design result in accelerated wear during regular transportation duties, with the tire optimized primarily for competitive applications where its extreme grip characteristics justify the compromises in longevity and street driving refinement compared to conventional performance alternatives.