Review on Yokohama Bluearth-Es ES32 185/65 R15 88H summer by Kiril Hristov ᠌

After Bridgestone, who was 11 years old for a minute (yeah, I don't ride much skated 90-100 thousand on it), I made the decision to hunt for a Japanese manufacturer that offered high performance. I decided to go with Ekohame after reading the evaluations, but it was difficult to find my size (185/70 R14). obtained after placing an order. Surprised by the manufacture of 2022 and for June 21 - rubber produced on May 19. Perhaps production of this item has already been ceased. I decided to take a risk. put. Very gentle and unassuming in tone. Complete absence of vibration, and the engine sounds brand new. We are also required to drive on gravel roads, and the asphalt that we use is not always in the best condition. Stones have a difficult time escaping from a large tread. When turning across a railroad track, the vehicle suddenly disappears for no reason that I can fathom; previously, this behavior wasn't seen on any other rubbers. However, the rubber is quite gentle and silent to the touch! OVER THE COURSE OF TWO WEEKS, I also discovered cuts on the steering wheel (pulling out pieces of rubber), which appeared to be caused by stones when I unscrewed it on a gravel road. On the tread, rubber is ripped in a straight line. Will need to take some photographs. Not enough driving done to speak much about the wear. In spite of all of its drawbacks, rubber continues to be quite popular. Those are some very plush tires! I do not regret!