Tyre reviews Yokohama Bluearth AE50. Page 4 273

Original equipment tire on a 2019 vehicle.
A very good tire for road driving in terms of price-quality.
After a total mileage of 120,000 km (summer 85-90 thousand), the remaining tread is about 4 mm. There are no drawbacks, there are plugs on a couple of tires due to screws and nails, but the tire works and does not leak.
At the time of the review, 1 piece costs around 10 thousand in 235.55.18, which is cheap for its capabilities.
Two disadvantages:
-It needs to be replaced early, as it starts to harden early at low temperatures (below +4 degrees);
-If you drive on dirt and gravel often, the tires don't hold up, the too-soft tread leaves a lot of "scratches" on

The tire is very balanced, a solid middle-class, there are no complaints about it at all, except for the noise, which is a bit annoying to me, although my friend's same car makes less noise, I don't know what the reason is, I've tried different pressure, the wheels are installed correctly, and the front mudguards are also noise-reduced. In other respects, everything is fine, at around zero temperature it does not become hard, the wear is normal, it handles well in the rain, on dry roads too, not very good on mud, but it's an asphalt tire, that's understandable. I've driven 4 seasons on them, planning to drive one more, then I'll replace 2 tires with bigger wear with the same ones.

I'm writing my review based on the results of the entire period of use from August 2018 to October 2022. During this time, I drove almost 55,000 km. I myself killed the tire: I didn't have time to do the wheel alignment before one of the vacations, and in September of this year, I caught some plastic reflector with a large screw-like attachment, removed it and managed to drive another 700 km before the hole expanded.

1. The tire is of high quality, because not every tire can drive that many kilometers with a hole, and also on a worn-out inner tire, the car has driven a lot - from now on I will change it.

2. The product is quite rigid and behaves accordingly on the highway - it holds the road well, but it's not too noisy.

3. It handles water normally. I checked it at high speeds/

4. It's better not to drive into mud with this tire, it grinds the pit and nothing more.

I'm unlikely to find this exact model for my car, and the AE51 is expensive, and I also need some off-road capability. So this is one of the few drawbacks of this line. Therefore, before buying it, I would have chosen it for a long time.

Incredible stability on the move. Very quiet. Balanced in two minutes with minimal balancing corrections. Excellent tire. Everyone that I recommended to buy it also responded very positively.

Good tires for city driving. Initially seemed to make a bit of a noise, but after a week it's almost inaudible. Braking distance is normal. There's a slight fuel saving. Not sure if it's due to weight or something else, but it's nice nonetheless.

A decent tire option from a popular Japanese brand. I have been prioritizing Yokohama for a long time, especially now that I am driving a Japanese car, so to speak, a proper tire set for a car with Asian roots. Extremely lively for city dwellers, calmly tolerates road defects and does not annoy with noise. My expectations are justified by 110%.

Choosing a tire is mind-boggling given all the options. When it was time to replace the tires on my Corolla, I decided to spare myself the hassle and go with a Japanese brand I trust, Yokohama. I didn't regret it. Although the tire is not a hint of sportiness, it holds up well. Driving in the rain, driving on dirt roads, everything handles without issues, if not driven like a madman. I will definitely pay attention to Yokoh

I was very pleased.

I've been riding on Yokogama tires for a couple of years now, both in summer and winter. I installed this tire last year and I'm satisfied with it in every way. I've taken it to so many places. The first few hundred kilometers had a bit of noise, but after around 200 km it quieted down and now it's super quiet. So, it's just a matter of giving it some time to break in and get used to the road. I mostly ride

Tires bought in early July 2020. The date of manufacture of all wheels is within 17-46 weeks of the 18th year. Two wheels were balanced to zero. No load at all. Two more within 20-70 grams. Of course, much depends on the discs too. The car is from 2011. "Native" discs. I recommend this internet store for quality and speed of order. It's not yet clear how the check request will be reacted to