Yokohama Bluearth AE50

ECO tire with excellent Dry and WET grip
not to mention low tire noise

available in malaysia in following size :

195/50/16
205/45/16
205/50/16
205/55/16
205/60/16
215/55/16
215/60/16
215/65/16
225/55/16

205/45/17
205/50/17
215/45/17
215/50/17
215/55/17
225/45/17
225/50/17
225/55/17
235/45/17
245/45/17

225/40/18
235/40/18
245/45/18


Tire REVIEW :
http://www.sgcarmart.com/products/overview.php?ID=9363
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Yokohama/BluEarth-AE50.htm

Magazine in Taiwan with test drive review (in chinese)


Comparison between ECO tire


This post has been edited by nestum: Feb 3 2016, 05:56 PM

bro use these codes:

GalaxiasWilliam give some review sikit

Any price and reseller recommended for 215/55/17?

195/60R15 not available ?

where can get price for 205/50R16?

need more review about this tyre

This post has been edited by syazone: May 12 2016, 02:47 PM

got tyre for proton persona ?

this tyre or falken ze914 better?

how come don't have for Almera 185/65/R15??

very interested. but is it really good in wet? how's aquaplaning?

-wrong info-

This post has been edited by berg5132: May 6 2016, 10:27 AM

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This post has been edited by yewcho1982: May 12 2016, 01:02 AM

Pm 225 50 17

185/60/R14 ?

Anyone know which car workshop that sell yokohama Fleva and blue earth? got any price for 195/50/R16 tyre..

This post has been edited by edisoner90: Aug 26 2019, 06:40 PM

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This post has been edited by Yaozz: Sep 10 2022, 11:09 AM

any area near PJ, subang, bukit jalil area, serdang, seri kembangan?

Any further review on this blue earth AE50 tyre? feedback on the wet, dry, and handling, with the tyre mileage usage?

Running these sized 205/55R16 on my MPV for the past 1mth. Generally as eco tires, and compared against my experience with XM1 & 2, Ecopia EP200 and Dunlop LM704:
+ Made in Japan (if it means anything to anyone)
+ no annoying trademark eco-tire squeaks on smooth car park surfaces
+ rolls further when I coast the vehicle
+ wide longitudinal groves disperses water very effortlessly (less tendency to aquaplane)
- possibly due to less rubber contact to the road, there is less road-feedback and a very little less grip compared to the Dunlop that it replaced, which is noticeable during cornering.

I was looking for a quieter comfort based tires (crossing out directional tires), and preferred thicker tire walls to withstand curbing (ruling out most Continentals). Premacy 4 was high on my list after having run on Premacy LC on this vehicle and enjoyed the balance between NVH and ride control, but cannot justify its asking price.

hi sir, thanks for the info..

then it is not so good for dry grip as fast cornering will make the car skid..

Grip is still good (if not better) as far as comfort eco tires go. If I drove harder, then I would consider something like PS3 but at the expense of a little NVH.

how about primacy 3 or primacy 4 by michelin?

Michelin's Premacy range are geared towards comfort and low rolling noise, compared to their PS which better suite those prioritizing grip and handling.