Review on Yokohama Bluearth-Es ES32 185/65 R15 88H summer by Stanislaw Szczesny ᠌

It is not possible to describe tires that you have not personally ridden, but you can enumerate the benefits based on prior experience with tires. The car is not in the very last position in this process. For the car, we purchase tires. rolled on vehicles with various brands of tires. Samnd (a Peugeot 405), Lada Granta, and Ravon R3 (a Chevrolet Aveo) were available. This spans the previous seven years. Pirelli Formula Energy, Yokohama Bluearth AE01, Toyo Nano Energy 3, and the present Yokohama Bluearth ES32 185/65 R15 88H were the tires used in the summer. I was not very excited about handling any of the summer tires; regular tires are just tires. Yokohama Bluearth AE01 tires were once provided to me through a disk exchange, and I had the pleasure of driving a car on such affordable tires. However, the tires were not brand new and were quite worn when I was changing them; instead, I was interested in alloy wheels, and the tires were an added bonus. I therefore assumed that I would skate for one season before purchasing new ones. The next summer, I began looking for tires with a comparable tread design. Because I liked the Toyo brand and the Nano Energy 3 one-on-one pattern, I decided to purchase them. But even when Toyo didn't act like Yokohama Bluearth, my disillusionment persisted. Specifically, there was no such confidence on wet asphalt as the rutting chattered and the water poured onto the windshield when flying into a puddle. After skating for two seasons without enjoying myself, I sold my tires and started looking for Yokohama Bluearth AE01 tires, but they were no longer available. This model, specifically, was replaced with the Yokohama Bluearth ES32 tire. The maker claims they inherited AE01's best qualities. Knowing this, I switched to summer slippers on April 9, 2022. There is no heat despite the iffy weather and temperature outside. On any dry or rainy road, the tires behave wonderfully; they don't feel like they're rutting in the asphalt. When driving, confidence and vigor returned. The Yokohama Bluearth ES32 185/65 R15 88H is the tire I like. When I wash the car later, I'll upload a picture.