Tyre reviews Yokohama Bluearth AE50. Page 2 273

I must commend her on her wet asphalt behavior, no spinouts or wheelspin were noticed, she balanced herself out effortlessly. Made some noise in the first few hundred kilometers and then got a lot quieter, so a bit of patience is required, but the tire is truly worth it.

Yokohama is very soft, which suits our Russian roads. I fitted this model to my Hyundai Elantra. I can say with confidence that if the roads in your area are far from perfect, you can safely choose this model. It is also priced affordably.

I am happy with the tires, I had "Goodyears" before and the "Michelins" last time. Goodyears are noisy and "float" while driving and wear out quickly. Michelin tires also wear out quickly and are expensive. Yoko 215/55/R16 97W handles the road perfectly, is quiet, and feels confident on wet roads. Price/quality it's five stars. I paid 230€ for two Yoko and 405€ for

Put the wife on the car, drove about 10k. Noise was expected to be worse, but in fact it's a lot better than the Yokohama Geolander I've got. Handling is good, water splash is a bit worse than expected - so be careful. Considering the price, it's a good option.

Bought in 2016, first put on 2 front tires. The result was astonishing. When driving at around 100 km/h, bumps suddenly appeared from nowhere, braking time was simply non-existent, in such cases, the driver presses the back of his seat and lifts the rear of the car. At first, I didn't understand, I thought I had flown in the air because I didn't feel the expected impacts. I only heard how the rear struts rattled. Then I

To be honest, my driving style is pretty laid back, and these tires more than meet my needs - they're reasonably quiet, don't bother me, handling is great on both dry and wet roads. As for durability, I don't have much to say since I haven't really put miles on them. All in all, for the price-performance ratio, I think they're a great choice.

Good tyres for price-quality ratio. Good grip on the road. Initially, they were noisy + bad wheel arch soundproofing, got used to - now it's comfortable.

I needed comfortable tires for the comfort of driving on the broken Altain roads and at a reasonable price. Got what I wanted.

Noise, aquaplaning, handling, snow drift-free cornering, cornering angle approximately 50-60 degrees, speed 100 km/h like on rails.

Of course, if you enter a turn at 140 km/h and get blown off course, then it's silly to judge the tire. However, it behaves well on both dry and wet roads, and the noise is only present in the first days of use, as we know that a tire needs to be properly broken in,

These tyres were fitted on the car from the factory. Good quality tyres. A bit noisy. No questions arose on handling on both dry and wet asphalt. Also, aquaplaning was fine.