BluEarth Winter V905 XL / Fuel efficiency: E, wet grip: C, ext. rolling noise: 74dB, rolling noise class: B Stockists

Yokohama and BMW finished first on the New England's Grand Prix podium, at Lime Rock, in July 2006. Yokohama Rubber Company is unquestionably in the top 10 of the greatest tyre constructers. Founded at the beginning of the 20th century, in Japan, the company manages to penetrate and to impose its name on the American and European markets very fast, thanks to its inventive technology and to an almost "aggressive" will to expand. In the USA, this Japanese manufacturer is among the first to ever introduce the concept of an asymmetric tread band design. Nowadays, their reputation precedes them: the Japanese tyres are famous for their UHP (ultra high performance) line, used in official races. A tyre produced in a Yokohama factory, except from its safety, its modern design and its resistance, is famous for its grip in significant slippery angles and in aquaplaning situations. All these features and many others won Yokohama tyres a well deserved title of the "official tyre" in the American Championship of Monterey, in 2006.

"So, you're wondering about the big hitters when it comes to popular BluEarth Winter V905 XL / Fuel efficiency: E, wet grip: C, ext. rolling noise: 74dB, rolling noise class: B stockists across the UK, right? Well, it’s a pretty varied bunch, but generally, we're talking about the places everyone and their nan pops into on a regular basis. Top of the list for groceries and everyday essentials, you’ve absolutely got the massive supermarket chains like Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Asda, which are practically institutions and stock everything from teabags to TVs these days, often with their own clothing and homeware lines too! Then there's Marks & Spencer, a bit more upmarket but a firm favourite for quality food and clothing that many brands aspire to be stocked in. For anything home-related, think John Lewis, the go-to for pretty much everything for the house, though Next also does a roaring trade in homeware alongside its clothing collections. And for those bits and bobs, or a genuine bargain, you can't really ignore the omnipresent discount stores like B&M Bargains and Home Bargains, which seem to have popped up everywhere and stock a wildly diverse array of stuff from food to furniture. Let's not forget the DIY giants like B&Q if you're sprucing up the place, or Currys for all your tech needs. Honestly, the list is huge and ever-changing, but those are certainly some of the most frequently visited and widely stocked spots the length and breadth of the country, whether you're looking for branded goods or their own-label options. " - Bargainplace UK

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