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Yokohama Advan Apex 295/30R19 100Y 110160152
Yokohama Advan Apex 295/30R19 100Y 110160152
Yokohama Advan Apex 295/30R19 100Y Overview
The Yokohama Advan Apex 295/30R19 is a performance tire. With a load index of 100, each tire carries up to 1,764 lbs, and its Y speed rating is good for 186 mph.
Performance tires are engineered for precise steering, high grip and short stopping distances in warm, dry and wet conditions. They are not intended for snow or ice. Shopping for 19-inch wheels too? Our wheel and tire packages include free mounting and Road Force balancing.
Reading the sidewall: 295/30R19 100Y
- 295Width (mm)
- 30Aspect ratio (%)
- RRadial
- 19Rim (in)
- 100Load index
1,764 lbs - YSpeed
186 mph
Specifications
- Brand
- Yokohama
- Model
- Advan Apex
- Tire Size
- 295/30R19
- Tire Type
- Performance
- Season
- Summer
- Section Width
- 295 mm
- Aspect Ratio
- 30
- Rim Diameter
- 19"
- Construction
- Radial
- Service Type
- Euro-Metric
- Load Index
- 100 (1,764 lbs)
- Speed Rating
- Y (186 mph)
- Tire Weight
- 28.5 lb
- UPC
- 721506601521
Advan Apex 295/30R19 FAQ
What does 100Y mean on the Yokohama Advan Apex 295/30R19?
100 is the load index, meaning each tire can carry up to 1,764 lbs (7,056 lbs for a set of four). Y is the speed rating, rated for 186 mph. Always match or exceed the load index and speed rating on your vehicle's door-jamb placard.
Will the 295/30R19 Advan Apex fit my vehicle?
Compare 295/30R19 to the size printed on your current tires or the placard inside the driver's door jamb. You can also use the Verify Fitment tool on this page, or call our tire experts at 1-800-814-8423 and we will confirm fitment for you.
Is the Yokohama Advan Apex 295/30R19 an extra load (XL) tire?
It is a standard-load tire. Check that its load index meets or exceeds your vehicle's requirement.
How fast do you ship Yokohama tires?
In-stock tires ship in 1-2 business days with free shipping within the USA.
Is the Yokohama Advan Apex good in snow?
No. It is a summer tire and is not intended for snow, ice or near-freezing temperatures.