If you're running 17/17, Advan Flevas are available in stock sizes - 215/45R17 for the fronts and 255/40R17 for the rears. No 245/40. You can see all the sizes available here under "view all specs": https://www.yokohamatire.com/tires/advan-fleva-v701Are Yoko Advan Fleva in factory sizes still available for 17" 215 and 245? I see the 2002 CTSC listing on BaT right now has them with a relatively new installation, but I can't get any of the major tire sites to show available.
If you're running 17/17, Advan Flevas are available in stock sizes - 215/45R17 for the fronts and 255/40R17 for the rears. No 245/40. You can see all the sizes available here under "view all specs": https://www.yokohamatire.com/tires/advan-fleva-v701
Here they are on Amazon:
Front https://www.amazon.com/Yokohama-110170144-PARADA-SPEC-X/dp/B07M8DH9YQ
Rear https://www.amazon.com/Yokohama-ADVAN-SPORT-40r17-110170151/dp/B07M8P2WMP
I've run Flevas on cars in the past and it's a great 300TW summer tire. Planning on getting them for my next set. I believe it is just an updated Yokohama S.Drive, which was also a solid tire.
I hope so, That is my only complaint with the AD08Rs. Even with 100% tread, they seemed like they wanted to break loose in the wet at cruising speeds.Not NSX experience but I ran AD08Rs on my S2000 and changed to AD09s last year. For street driving, they felt very similar with the AD09s feeling overall a bit better but that could be more the fact that they were new tires. They apparently have better wet traction due to compound differences but I haven't done a ton of wet driving to notice a difference.
nothing wrong with using the 255 rearAh. That’s why I can’t see it on the other sites - they don’t have the 245 rear.
Guess it’s back to another set of 200TW Yoko for me.
Thanks for reply.
+1 for the Flevas. Just installed and a world of improvement along with a new alignment. Mistakenly thought OEM rear was 245, but these Flevas in stock 255 size are just what I want for the street.nothing wrong with using the 255 rear
After doing some more research, here are my current recommendation for OEM 16/17 and 17/17 OEM tire sizesWow, in 2025, there really are far less options available:
215/45-16 & 245/40-17 (or 255/40-17)
- Bridgestone RE-71RS (street/track)
- Falken RT615K (street/track)
- BFG Rival S 1.5 (street/track)
- Falken RT660 (street/track)
215/40-17 & 245/40-17 (or 255/40-17)
- Yokohama A052 (street/track)
- Falken RT615K (street/track)
- Nankang CR-S (street/track)
- Yokohama AD09 (street/track)
225/40-17 & 255/40-17 - THIS IS PROBABLY THE BEST OPTIONS for street focused and track focused tires performance tires for the NSX.
- Continental ExtremeContact FORCE (street/track)
- Hoosier Track Attack Pro (track/street)
235/40-17
- Falken RT660 (street/track)
- Nankang CR-S (street/track)
- Toyo RA1 (track/street)
- Toyo R888R (track/street)
- Toyo Proxes R (track, barely street)
- Toyo Proxes RR (track, barely street)
215/35-18 & 275/35-18
- Michelin PS4S (street)
225/35-18 & 265/35-18
- Yokohama A052 (street/track)
NEED WIDE FRONT FENDERS (Like Downforce):245/35-18 & 275/35-19
- Continental ExtremeContact Sport 02 (street) - Great street tire option for 99% of NSX owners
- Michelin PS4S (street) - Great street tire option for 99% of NSX owners
- Michelin Super Sport (street)
- Continental ExtremeContact FORCE (street/track)
- Michelin Cup 2 (street/track)
- Yokohama AD09 (street/track)
- Hoosier Track Attack Pro (track/street)