Advan

Looking for lightweight wheels or sports tyres with a Japanese motorsport spirit? Advan is Yokohama's performance brand and a well-known name among enthusiasts who drive on track, at trackdays or simply want a sports car that looks and drives right. Here you'll find Advan Racing wheels and other Advan products for many popular sports cars and tuning projects.

Japanese performance from Yokohama

Advan belongs to the Japanese tyre maker Yokohama and is used for the company's sportiest products. The name is known from motorsport, where Advan tyres and the distinctive red and black colour scheme have been a familiar sight for many years. Under the Advan Racing name, Yokohama also makes wheels that are especially popular in the JDM scene and among owners of Japanese and European sports cars. What the products have in common is a focus on low weight, strength and precision, so the car responds faster and feels more direct.

Advan's key products

Advan Racing wheels come in several well-known designs, including RG, RS, GT and TC, with different spoke patterns, finishes and sizes. Lightweight wheels reduce unsprung weight, which can improve steering response, grip and the overall feel of the car. Many models are available in several widths and offsets so you can choose the right stance in the wheel arch. The Advan name is also used on Yokohama's sports tyres for road and track. See each product for sizes, bolt pattern and vehicle fitment.

Buy Advan from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Advan solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

What does offset mean on a wheel?

Offset describes where the wheel's mounting face sits relative to the centre of the wheel. It determines how far out the wheel sits in the arch and must suit the car, the brakes and the tyre size.

Why does wheel weight matter?

The wheel is part of the unsprung and rotating mass. A lighter wheel makes it easier for the suspension to keep the tyre in contact with the road and can improve response under acceleration, braking and steering.