Review on Yokohama Bluearth-Es ES32 185/65 R15 88H summer by Jnis Pimberis ᠌

Maxxis premitra HP5 tires, size 215/65-16, were used as a benchmark. The cushioning on these initially large, curved wheels makes them more comfortable over rough terrain while yet preserving the suspension. Tire 8000 was all I drove on for a good 1.5 months. There hasn't been much decline so far. In Derbent, where cars are often parked right up against the curb, I once ran into a corner at night and punctured the tire sidewall in two spots, about four to five centimeters apart (the sidewall folded in half). I fixed it in service by adding a patch to the side, and it has lasted for the past three thousand kilometers so far. When they did, I found that the sidewalls were typically quite thin. When I tried to navigate gently in the narrow space, I accidentally drove into the sand, and the wheels quickly dug in. This is likely due to the fact that my car has front-wheel drive and is not an imitation, but the tire was not designed for this. However, it is excellent for use on roadways. As for whether or not I would take it again, it depends on how well the first 25 times were worn.