Tyre reviews Yokohama Bluearth ES32. Page 2 2040

I was looking for a decent, well-known tire for the summer of 2023 (it was tough, although I think it will be even harder for the 2024 season) for relatively adequate money, and Yokohama was one of the options. Regarding the tire, my driving style is 50/50 very aggressive/pensioner-like - (the review of the characteristics is subjective and relative, and only applies to the given budget, of course, Contis or expensive Michelin will be an order of magnitude better) grip on dry roads in turns, at speed, stability on the highway, braking from high speeds in turns, absence of front axle skidding in high-speed turns where other tires float - excellent, without any questions, the Focus chassis can handle it calmly, and on simpler cars, such a tire is even more reliable. Most likely, this is due to the fact that this tire is generally stiff, and it makes a lot of noise (on winter Bridgestone Turanza VRH, for example, the noise level is about the same :)). On wet roads, it also performs very well, and aquaplaning starts much later than on any other domestic or Chinese tire. By the way, it didn't wear out too much over my mileage, and I think it will last for another 5-7 seasons like this one

In general, the tire is top-notch, suitable for those who need predictable and safe driving for a modest price, but comfort is clearly not a priority here. I could even call this tire the best budget tire for track driving, but I won't, since I haven't tried it, although it feels like it would handle it.

I only drive on asphalt. Haven't switched to gravel on my car for 4-5 years now. The dry and wet asphalt is well held. Somewhere I had to brake sharply. Everything ended well. On the old tire I would have definitely driven into the rear. In terms of noise, everything is in order. In the city, it's completely quiet. On the highway, it's loud at high speed, but in principle, it doesn't bother me.

Good tires, easy handling, no noise, no vibrations. The tread after a couple of seasons has not worn out, like new. I plan to drive for at least 2 more seasons

Quiet tires.
They go very well on the interregional highway, holding the road.
I'm satisfied with the tires, I chose them for a long time and chose them for their price and quality.
The tires have covered over 4 thousand kilometers.

I bought Yokohama Bluearth ES32 back in 2015 and used them until 2022, everything was fine, not a single sidewall bulge... apart from natural wear. I could have used them for another season, but I didn't want to risk it, so I bought a new set, exactly the same Yokohama Bluearth ES32 15/185/65 in 2022.

I drove on these summer tires!!!

I installed Blu earth Es 32 on my Nissan, now I'm calm about safety on the road. In general, I've heard about Yokohama tires for a long time and the reviews were mostly good. I took this model on the recommendation of the consultant, and on the first day I noticed comfort and confidence on the road. The tire behaves perfectly, drives smoothly, and at the same time, it holds the road well. It passes some irregularities without any problems, they are almost imperceptible. And the price-to-quality ratio, in my opinion, is the most optimal. I'm satisfied with my choice

For now, there are no issues with the tires. Braking is confident and quiet. In general, handling is at a suitable level. Any maneuver is fully controlled. If you don't forget to use the driving aids, you can drive safely in both dry and wet conditions.

Many curse the soft sidewalls, they seemed normal to me, of course much softer than hard rubber, but nothing terrible. But when you're making tight overtakes or driving on the highway, a small noise appears. At the same time, in the city, the tire is excellent, doesn't bother.

I drive a lot, my car is a fresh Renault Logan, the tires, despite the loud brand, are quite budget-friendly (11,900 rubles for a set), and they're working honestly, allowing me to forget what it's like to skid and the car's odd behavior on a wet road. Even when I ride into turns at high speeds, which happens often at ring interchanges, the tire holds up amazingly. The comfort is also top-notch, I hear the engine more than

Worthwhile tires were bought first on the A4 autobahn and later on the West autobahn. The tires are quiet, and noise does not increase on cold surfaces, nor does it become brittle. It was well-balanced. Writing about wear at an early stage is premature due to a small mileage. A worthy price-quality ratio.