Tyre reviews Yokohama Bluearth-Van RY61. Page 2 29

I've put this all-season tire on my C3 - I don't regret it at all. Even tread wear, good balancing. No noise or vibration.

I drive a work Transit. I've already taken these tires more than once, they last a long time.

They wear evenly, I've never had a puncture. I drive fairly carefully, I haven't noticed any flaws in traction, even in the rain. With my decent mileage, this is a very worthy option

They fit the Fiat 500. The size was right, so there was no need to search. The quality is on par, it handles the road well and even drives smoothly on ice, of course, it may slip at start-up, but if you start carefully, it grips immediately.

Put such on the transporter, everything is fine. I took it for the first time this year, rode it in the fall, everything was fine, the water was drained normally. Now on the snow, everything is okay too, it doesn't become rigid, but I live in the south, how it will behave in other regions - I don't know. It passes through snowy slush without problems, in terms of noise it's okay.

Handles bad roads well, don't burst, don't wear out, moderately stiff, good tread, all-season. No drawbacks found.

Before that, I installed summer-winter sets, in the spring I installed RY61 and forgot to change them. In the slush, they don't slip, the tires maintain traction. The tires themselves are sturdy, undamaged, and balanced normally.

The tire is excellent. It holds the weight well. It rolls great, and it's not bad in the winter either. I've already driven 150,000 kilometers on it. It's highly durable, considering I've been carrying up to 4 tons.

Comfortable, for bad roads. I use them in the summer on my motorhome, and the passability on dirt roads has improved if I drive slowly. On asphalt, they are not noisy, and there is no wobble, but I use them at a pressure of over 4 atm.

Normal all-season tires, confidently showed themselves in winter conditions. I've been riding on these wheels for almost a year and I don't regret the purchase. Snow plowing is excellent, I haven't encountered open ice, but if you steer with the front, everything is fine too. Not afraid of wet roads. In terms of hardness, it's average, in terms of noise, it's also average, it doesn't bother me. I can recommend.

All-season tires are probably not for everyone, but in my opinion, in a city where the roads are cleaned, you can drive on them calmly. It doesn't become hard in frost and doesn't float at positive temperatures. It normally holds traction on wet and slightly icy roads, without any extra hassle. Well, and you just need to drive with sense)