Hi guys,

Been looking around lately at tyres for my Myvi as i'm planning on changing my stock tyres soon and mostly because i just changed my rims haha. Currently on 185 55 15 Goodyear TMA and i'm planning to go to 195 55's.

So, I came across this tyre Yokohama BluEarth ES32 after looking around alot and there are less reviews in Malaysia but based on reviews from Tyre Reviews UK, it's overall a great tyre. Not noisy, great handling in both wet and dry conditions, great fuel effienciency and long lasting but i would like to hear more from users who have used these tyres in Malaysia.

My choices currently is

1). Yokohama BluEarth ES32

2) Viking Protech PT5 (tempting as its reviews has been good too for cheap tyres but i don't want my tyres to be too noisy)

3) Continental CC6

4) Westlake RP18

5) Michelin PS3

Hope i get the answers i'm looking for

straight go for ps3.no need sakit kepala

I will go for Yoko rather than PS3. Due to its quietness.

Fitted ES32 on my polo sedan, found it's not as quiet as everyone praised. then recently only i realized ES32 on my car is Extra Load series, meaning it's reinforced to handle higher weight. so this could be the reason why it's not as quiet.
also, ES32 pattern hole are very big, easily accumulates many stones and "glass pieces" into the holes. I hope it won't attract sharp object to pierce into it causing deflation.

Looking at the tread pattern of the Yokohama BluEarth ES32, it is almost the same as the tread pattern of the BluEarth AE50 which I currently have on my car. If the properties or behaviour of the ES32 are almost the same as the AE50, The Yokohama BluEarth ES32 should be a good all-round tyre. It's not exactly a quiet tyre but of average in terms of noise levels. Not too noisy but not too quiet. The main advantage or strength of the BluEarth series is performance in the wet due to the large grooves(total 4) that run along the circumference of the tyres.

Due to these large grooves, the performance in the wet is above average. When you drive your car over large puddles of water, the vehicle will move in a straight line and with uniform speed albeit slightly reduced through the puddle of water. With other cars that are fitted with tyres with smaller grooves, the vehicle speed may be severely reduced when cutting through the puddle of water, and it may not move in a straight line but pulled to the side. Also, braking distance in the wet is also rated to be excellent. With the BluEarth AE50, there was a Taiwanese review on Youtube which pitted several tyres. The AE50 scored the best in registering the shortest braking distance on a wet road.

In summary, if you want good performance in the wet, the BluEarth ES32 (and AE50) is a good option. For dry performance, it is just average as the rubber (of the AE50) is softer than some other tyres. During cornering at higher speed, the stability just loses out slightly to other tyres that are tuned to be better for dry handling. Nevertheless, the BluEarth is still decent in the dry with average to good performance if you don't demand a lot on these tyres. After all, it's an eco-tyre which well- balanced across the board.

Personally my opinion is for the Perodua Myvi, you don't need good handling tyres such as the Michelin PS3 as it's a bit wasted on the vehicle. Just an average performance from mid-range (cheaper) tyres would do. I'm not sure about the price but you may wan to look at the Goodyear Assurance Triplemax if you want better performance in the dry though the price may be higher than the Yokohama BluEarth ES32.

ES32 not same as AE50 bro, ES32 come with 3 grooves only unless it's bigger wider version to cater for 17" 18".
From Google images it seems AE50 thread pattern much tinnier than ES32. I thought the noise level should be much lower on AE50.

I guess these tyres would be a huge bargain then, it costs only RM160 per tyre for 195 55 15's from what i've seen so i'm probably gonna be buying these soon. I'm currently already on Goodyear Triple Max Assurance but the tyres are smaller, which is why i'm changing mine. They are good in dry but they are quite noisy so i'm looking into the Yokohamas. And for Michelin PS3's, they would be a last resort for me unless i have a bigger budget, i wouldn't mind getting them straight hehe. Thanks for the advice, looking forward to changing my tyres now.

I see, is there only the Extra Load series or theres another series? What is your opinion on the performance on these tyre's after driving them?

not sure, i think other size most probably will be normal load. for me my 185/60/R15 usually it's 84H or 84V, but this model Extra Load it's rated @ 88H.
been 3k since changing, outstation twice. so far dry and wet gripping ok (in fact so far i never encounter slippery throughout my driving maybe due to slow driving). but i think sidewall is a bit softer so cornering would feel more body roll.

Yes, I am aware that the ES32 is not a carbon copy of the AE50 but the tread pattern is quite similar especially the "lightning" zig-zag" lines running along the circumference of the tyres.

From the photos on the internet, there are 4 grooves running along the circumference of the Bluearth ES32. One of the pictures taken from CarSifu review is as below.



Maybe the ES32 is slightly noisier than the AE50 as the small short lines at the centre of the tyre perpendicular to the direction of the tyre is fatter (larger groove) than the tiny lines on the AE50. In terms of performance I suspect they should be roughly the same.

RM160 for the Bluearth ES32 195 55/R15 appears to be rather affordable. Or perhaps tyres on 15" rims are usually priced around this range. For my 205 60/R16, the price of the Bluearth AE50 was RM295 or 298. That was about 2 years ago.

If you don't care about noise (or price) then Michelin PS3 would be good since the performance and handling were touted to be the best in the class. Though I believe comfort and noise levels would be poor even when compared to mid-range tyres such as your previous Goodyear Triplemax and the ES32 due to the tread pattern on the tyres. The PS3 will have even better wet handling than the ES32 and AE50 due to the larger grooves on the tyres. It's so big that you can even put your thumb inside the groove, I think. Have a look at the tread of the PS3 below.



Look at how wide and deep the main grooves running along the circumference of the PS3 are. In contrary, look at the photo below which shows an example of a quiet tyre, the Michelin Primacy 3ST. Look at how thin the main grooves are when compared to the PS3.



In summary, it depends on what you want. If you want just performance and don't care about noise, the PS3 will be good but as I said earlier, on the Myvi my opinion is you don't really need the PS3 as the mid-range tyres would be good enough. If you want a good combination of quiet/comfort and performance, the ES32 and Goodyear Assurance Triple Max are good choices. Very quiet and comfortable, look at the Michelin Primacy 3ST or other quiet types (usually with small tiny grooves sort of tread pattern) but handling especially in the wet will be quite compromised. However, that is not an issue with most people who drive at sensible speeds.

This post has been edited by SportyHandling: Mar 13 2018, 07:51 AM

4 grooves for 225mm and above.


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If you're planning to go with 195/55/15 and since you're looking for great handling AND quietness, then I'd suggest to get the Hankook V12 Evo 2. If you want great handling in both dry & wet, all the tires in your list except PS3 would not be really in that category, while PS3 even though great handling especially in the wet but to some people it's a bit noisy (even though to me it's still fine), and of course very expensive. Now this V12E2 is on the same level of performance as PS3, maybe even better in the dry with just slightly less in the aquaplaning resistance BUT it also has the rare combination of being relatively quiet for UHP tire category, plus it's way much cheaper too (only around rm170-180/pc for this size), hence best value for money as of now. FYI, in the latest test in the US, this V12E2 was compared to the big 4 top performance tires of the world: PS4S (not just PS4 ya), Continental Extreme Contact Sport (similar to CSC6), the latest Pirelli P Zero PZ4, and Goodyear F1A3. Surprisingly at least this humble much cheaper V12E2 can beat the F1A3 even though not the other big 3 (but it's in the ball park already)! Note also in that test, this V12E2 came out as the most silent, only registering a very low 66db which is extraordinary even if for mid range comfort level tires, never mind UHP tires! I'm also currently using both V12E2 and PS3, and I can concur with that test finding that at least this V12E2 is a very good tire indeed!

Below is the link of the test result done by the popular Car & Driver magazine in the US:
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Article/2017-...P-Tyre-Test.htm

This post has been edited by 6UE5T: Mar 13 2018, 04:11 PM

This tire got three speed rating rated for 195/65r15
T,H,V
T 190
H 210
V 240
How they make it diff anyone can shed some light on this

This post has been edited by regnox: Mar 16 2018, 09:15 AM

Probably the construction and materials is made to withstand higher load and temperature that can be reached as the speed gets higher.

wow very good review for this yoko es32 bluearth...
will be going for this on my next change..
currently on cc6 quiet but thats it.

can try kumho ps31, got it for 120 per pcs on lazada, grip level feels like ps3 to me (just changed from ps3 few days ago)

i bought this es32 for my gf's myvi, can't really tell the performance because i have it on the rear only

Kumho PS31 is not that good actually, not even true UHP tire (despite Kumho claiming it to be). PS3 is no doubt way much better. Also sometimes Kumho in general got quality issues, already seen a few reports of Kumho getting pregnant/bulging. Hopefully won't happen on yours.

well i have personally tried it in genting, i guess for less than half the price i could just get another pair if anything happens

considering my ps3s grip fell dramtically after 50%

If anything happens then just buy different tires la.
Once tires is below 50% of course the grip will drop, that happens for all tires.

Recently just change my myvi 175/65/14 up size to Yokohama es32 185/60/14 .

While maintenaning the same recommended tyre inflation pressure stated near the door frame (31psi), the new tyres seems appear "under-inflated" compared to my previous tyre. Is it Yokohama rubber is softer than my previous set ecopia200?

Should I increase the inflation pressure futther since the tyre width is change d from 175 to 185?

How much should I increase though the 31psi recommended tyre inflation pressure is set for some reason.........

Your upsize got diff in handling? I’m planning to upsize the same ratios with my iriz

175/65R14 changing to 185/60R14 wasn't an upsize. In fact it was the reverse.

OD for your ori size is slightly bigger than your current size.

Ok then the increase in width and shorter sidewall.. any diff ?

Personally, not much difference in handling.
Perhaps I'm have not been squeezing my tyre performance since I own my car......can't feel anything significant.

Anyway, it seems softer compared to previous ep200.

Perhaps I misunderstand and shouldn't use "upsize" wording here...
My intended question was whether to increase the psi further if to use wider size of tyre (185/60R14 vs 175/65R14)?

No need to think so much.. just get PS3 which all rounder tyre.. 195/55/15 is available for PS3 with good price i think.. rm210?

Mind sharing how much and where you get it?

It was around RM145 (if buy 4 biji) excluding gst. The price inclusive of balancing + alignment.
Somewhere around Batu caves area.

Just replace my car tire 195/60R15 to Yokohama BluEarth-Es ES32 @ RM210/piece

Can have abit of review on it?

friend replace 195/65/15 yokohama es32 rm 195 per piece at kdm kemuning utama

Just ask latest price for Kelisa 165/55/R14 ES32 @ RM140/pcs (No GST)
Fitted 2 pcs at March 18 this year (RM300 all in with GST), no complain and quite like the comfort and quietness. Previous using Maxxis but it is harden after few years of using, so road noise is unacceptable for me.

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Yokohama...rth-Es-ES32.htm

Seem the review from UK not bad also..

Mind to share which shop, you get the price at rm160?? Thanks

Hi guys, what’s the price for size 205/55/R16?
Thanks!

not sure about the current price.last year asked was about rm 240-250+

Hey bro do you mind sharing the shop contact ? Was thinking between es32 or xm2 ... but since es32 is so much affordable

anddddd whats the acceptable year made tyre if i change now ? 2015+ ?

2017 the best..around half to 1 year usually is good enough

Do you mind share the contact and shop name ?

yesss plssss share contact!

I just purchased and installed 4 units of Yokohama BluEarth ES32 for my Honda City 175/65R15 at RM188 per donut at Quick-save Auto, USJ 7. Price included installation, balancing and alignment. Rubber valve RM5 each.

Initially wanted to change to either Toyo nanoenergy 3 or Michelin XM2, thinking to catch better price before SST kicks in. I called up this shop to check if they sell either Toyo or Michelin. The guy recommended me Yokohama ES32 instead even though they carry Michelin as well. Before that, I came across some Yokohama tyres, but couldn’t find much reviews about them here. So i re-did a quick research and found it’s a fairly new tyre model, the features are close to what I was looking as well, and the prices are well within my budget range. Albeit the tyres were produced on week 51 2017, it’s acceptable and not a concern for me. The shop is nearby my workplace, so i made an impromptu decision to get all 4 changed, one of the reasons is because the other 2 brands’ shops were not near to where i live and work. The other reason of course is the price, Toyo’s prices are not that far off, Michelin was slightly higher. But I came across many mixed reviews about XM2, so I was hesitant a bit.

My car stock tyres were Goodyear GT3. They served me well for the past 3 years, clocked around 42k mileage. But i find them too noisy and the grip was poor especially on wet road condition. When taking corners, i feel like my car was gonna fly off somewhere. Not sure if it’s because the tyres are new, with ES32, the grip is noticeably much better, noise level is reduced, the overall driving comfort has improved. Comparing ES32’s treadwear with Nanoenergy 3 and XM2, they are indeed lesser. But in the end, it still depends on your driving style and how often you take care of the tyres. Hopefully my new tyres can serve me for at least 2 years, I’m happy with them, for now hahaha..

Hmm, why you not doing upsize to 185/60/R15 or even 195/55/R15? Wider tyre more roadholding and lower profile a bit feels stable..

Original size will always bring the best balance between fuel economy & comfort, if the owner is not doing high speed corners 175/65/R15 should be no issue.
Besides that, original rim width may not be suitable to install wider tires; if tires too wide compare to the rim also will impact the car handling.

Any current users on this ES32 can share on its fuel efficiency aspect?

I am not sure what you want, but BluEarth series are made for environment friendly & fuel efficiency in mind.

My switch from Maxxis to Yokohoma for Kelisa (165/55/R14) manage to get around 5~10% improvement in term of mileage/fuel economy for a full tank of fuel.

I’m using my original rim, i am also no expert in tyres, it’s better i stick to the original size to avoid any unnecessary issues. But in future when i change my rims and tyres, i will definitely consider getting wider width, bigger rim size and lower profile tyres.

Most important is lighter rims.

Exactly what I’m asking for! Thanks for the response !

I'm using stock rim and tyre too for my honda city. Before this was considering between es32 , cc6 and xm2. But ofcuz due to the price i giv a pass for xm2 and es32 is kinda hard to find too. So at the end i bought cc6 4 pcs at size 195/55/r15... Will be installing this coming sat... lets exchg our review maybe i might consider es32 back the next time =)

lol, i'm aiming higher now, planning to place es32 to gen2 which currently on apollo tyre and damn noisy. current car considering to change yokohama advandb v551.
so far so good th es32 btw

This is the fourth gen Honda City right (year 2002-2008)? If that's the case, actually can use 195/55/15 and best to buy the Hankook V12 Evo2, much better than all those tires you have mentioned and bought while being about the same price or even cheaper! I bought exactly that same size for only rm170/pc just over a month ago.

This post has been edited by 6UE5T: Sep 12 2018, 01:15 AM

Bro, you are comparing 2 different tire category.

Hankook V12 Evo 2 is UHP Summer tire
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Hankook/...us-V12-evo2.htm

Yokohama BluEarth ES32 is Premium Touring Summer tire
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Yokohama...rth-Es-ES32.htm

Not all people are like you going around fast corners or performance orientated.
If normal person like me who enjoy comfort drive with good fuel efficiency i will always choose the tire range that suit me.

If you want a direct competition against your tire choice, Yokohama Advan (Neova/Fleva) range should be suitable for that.

I know those are 2 different categories. The thing is the V12E2 is also comfortable with soft sidewall and silent (tested 67db noise level only), just like those mid-range touring tires. So with this tire you have better performance grip while not sacrificing those comfort criteria, plus the durability is also pretty good. That's why it's the better option even for those who prioritize comfort.

Bro, performance tire sure got better grip but still you will still loss in term of fuel efficiency & comfort as V12E2 is built for performance at first.

Lets compare 195/50/R15 via blackcircles website

https://www.blackcircles.com/tyres/brands/h...-v12-evo-2-k120

Hankook Euro Tyre Label Rating

Fuel Efficiency - E , Wet Grip - B, Noise - 71Db

https://www.blackcircles.com/tyres/brands/y...a/bluearth-es32

Yokohama Euro Tyre Label Rating

Fuel Efficiency - C , Wet Grip - B, Noise - 68Db

For other size Hankook V12E2 can get better wet grip, but still fuel efficiency rating & noise level still unable to compete againts Yokohama as Yokohama design this tire for fuel efficiency & comfort.

As I said, the V12E2 actually has been tested to just produce 67db noise level instead of the rating of 71db that you stated above. That 67db puts it on par with most mid-range silent tires already. Even though maybe still a tad more noisy and maybe consume a bit more fuel but the difference should be marginal compared to noticeably higher performance grip that it provides, hence IMO give & take, the V12E2 provides the better balance of all criteria while costing as cheap if not cheaper too. Anyway different people may have different views on what is the better "balance" of those criteria, so yeah can be subjective too.

I am not sure how you get your noise level, but from my experience these noise level provided by tire makers are taken in lab test and consider external noise not in car environment.
If the tire noise at outside is louder, for sure in car environment is more quieter due to noise insulation.
Anyway you do have your opinion in term of hankook tires, but take note that not all people are fancy about performance tire as each tire type also got their pro & con.
In the end is about the owner want to choose more comfort, fuel efficient base tire or performance type tires, there is no single tire model which can satisfy all people.

That one was tested last year by Car & Driver magazine. I'm also using that tire now and I do concur that it's pretty silent.
Yes there's always pro & con, nothing is perfect but we try to get the most balanced criteria for street tires. I do admit that I focus a lot more on performance aspect but if we can get noticeably higher performance with marginal sacrifice in comfort then that should be like an icing on the cake already, especially since performance is more about grip and grip is the main function of tires as it provides extra safety margin, hence why I prioritize this aspect more than the others.

just sit my colleague's car with Yokohama Advan Fleva. That tyre is so unbearable noisy even on 20km/h gliding, it's like car without sound insulation. He said it's already noisy like this since new.
I would've choose silent comfort low performance tyre over high performance noisy tyre, unless drive with ear buds, lol.

I'm using CC6 on Myvi as well for around 6months now.
I agree that it is quiet.
On top of that the tyre is soft as I feel my car being less bumpy when going over uneven roads.

Other stuff like grip etc I can't comment because I drive only around 50-60 on city roads.
No hard cornerings. So didn't really push the tyres before.

Well I'm not sure about the Fleva and I never recommended that also since there is the V12E2. The V12E2 on the other hand is silent to me.

Cc6 is one of the best comfort tyres I have used. I'm running on cc6 195/55/15 on my myvi for almost 2 years now. It is quiet but does get noisy when you drive above 110 but it's still tolerable.

Grip wise, its more than sufficient for normal use. Dry grip is pretty good for comfort tyres. Wet grip, as long as you don't push the car, it's okay. Always remember to pump with the correct tyre pressure. I once pumped 35 or 36 psi can't really recall and I skidded on jalan Travers. Well the road was damp and I was pushing the car so that contributed to the skid as well.

Overall, 9/10 for cc6, in my opinion.

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Continen...Contact-CC6.htm

CC6 only more towards comfort & reducing road noise.. As per what you mention, the grip is not that great if compare with others.. I also been in limbo of choosing between the CC6 & ES32 for the Kelisa, but after after some review & feedback from few tire shop i decided to go for Yokohama as they really did a good job with the pricing range & quality lately. Not sure how much SST will impact, but the price for sure is worth the spend.

It’s been more than 20 days since the installation of ES32. Just today I managed to drive in heavy rain. I must say the wet grip is rather good on both asphalt and cement. When I was still using the stock tyres which were Goodyear gt3, i have had experiences where my car skidded on both road types, and the tyres were pretty new as well. I don’t speed during the rain, I usually drive between 40-70km/h max on the highway during the rain. So you can imagine how I felt when my car skidded when i was driving in a rather normal speed. With ES32, i feel i can go above 90km/h but due to safety reason, I didn’t try, but i was already driving above 80km/h. You can really feel that your tyres grip well when driving on the road in the rain, if you know what i mean. And driving on the cement with ES32, never once i have to worry, i can’t say the same for goodyear gt3, i have lost count on the number of times my car skidded (usually when the floor is wet) when going to my carpark bay at my condo while driving less than 20km/h 🤦🏻‍♀️.

As for fuel efficiency wise, i didn’t see much difference. I’m driving a honda city 2015 manufacture year. I do not turn on econ mode, average fuel consumption is 14.8km/l, which is similar like last time. But i noticed 1 thing, i think the rolling resistance is not as low as they claimed, but I am comparing between ES32 and GT3. This isn’t much of a concern, the tyres are doing quite a good job for me for now.

In terms of comfort, I’d say it’s pretty good too. Like when passing a speed bump, it’s less bumpy. Driving feels more comfy. And the noise is noticeably lesser.

I noticed a few suggestions above by other posters. When i was looking for a tyre, i was only looking for an eco + comfort tyre, but didn’t want a very soft tyre like continental, they can wear out too fast also. Wasn’t looking for performance tyre as i don’t really speed nor harsh cornering. Even though i do speed from time to time but nothing extreme, I’m mostly a well behaved and responsible driver on the road.

Thanks for the review, reinforced my want to try out this new Tyre now

Yup. Grip can't compare with other tyres but it's sufficient for my driving style. How much does the es32 cost nowadays?

For your reference, last i ask around MYR140 for 165/55/R14 Kelisa size during SST/GST 0% (Only tire price)
I believe the price might went up from 5~10% now due to SST & depending on size, the price may varies also.

Even though ES32 is not the cheapest, but also not as expensive as Michelin XM2. Yokohama brand is very well established as well. I really do think it’s value for money, and ES32 are a well rounded tyre for normal driving style. If it’s within your budget range, it’s good to have a try. After all, we will have to change the tyres after 2 years (depending on your driving style), there are many other brands and models to try out if this doesn’t suit your driving style.

What’s your size and how much u paid for them?

175/65R15 at RM188 per donut. I installed in USJ. My size is rare size so it’s slightly expensive, i think only Honda City and Jazz use this size.

Well, this es32 got a lot of positive reviews. It looks like a very good upgrade over the old blue earth model. Price seems reasonable too. Like what @chezza said, it's a well rounded tyre for normal daily driving.

Hi, Any idea of the tyre treadwear, traction rating?

On my 185/60/R15 Extra Load ES32.
treadwear 320, Temperature A, Traction A

It's not so much speeding or being irresponsible driver but a good set of high performance tires actually brings up the level of safety margin by providing more grip in the wet and dry while being more controllable as well when approaching and over the limit of grip (which you may have to face when faced with emergency maneuver situations).

Alright thanks for the info.

if someone know if this tyre got saiz 215/45r17?

i dont think es32 have 215/45/17.never seeen before. for this size is the advan v701

https://www.y-yokohama.com/global/product/t...70217_fix07.pdf

I think got from the official Yokohama catalog (Page 11 of 28), but you will need to get local distributor to check if they got bring in this model for your size.

anyone know where can get this tyre usj area,nearest?

Do they have it in 185/55/16?

A tire shop in Seremban quoted RM185 for 195/55R15 Yokohama ES32 .
Is this good price?
I am deciding between ES32 and Goodyear ATM2.
After visiting a number of tire shops, finally got 1 sell ES32 (mentioned above). As for ATM2, still not found yet. Most of the shops sell entry-level tire like NCT5 and GT3. Even Duraplus also don't have , he say NEED TO ORDER ! Not to mention F1D5 and F1A3.

seremeban price should be okay.in kl area around rm 160
goodyear atm2 rm 140+

Any people can receive how do Bluearth ES32 performs after it ages like a year or 2 and how do it perform as in cornering (if possible comparing CPC2)

Concerning the Future Use of
Orange Oil Tire Compound
The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd. will revise its use of Orange Oil compound contained in certain tire products since it can achieve the same performance with another material. In line with this, products currently using Orange Oil will switch to a different material altogether or employ a mix of the new material together with the oil. This change will be brought into effect gradually from January 2019. Note that the change will not affect tire performance in any way.

No more Orange Tyres.

How is thie tyre compare to CC6?

Btw I can't find this tyre available of Lazada.

Sh##, I like the Vitamin Sea content on my ES32 tyre, so far so good after 1 year plus.

Changed 4pcs 195/55R15 today.
Rm180x4 all inclusive (balancing + tube valve + alignment)




Review:

Compared with old c-drive2 (still have 25% tread depth i think),

1) ES32 is quieter (perhaps because of new tire? IDK )
2) C-drive2 cornering better despite not much tread left

Haven't got chance to test on wet roads or puddles. Will update later.


This post has been edited by chemistry: Jan 18 2019, 01:51 AM

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This post has been edited by chemistry: Jan 18 2019, 01:49 AM

What's the main reason you pick ES32?

1) tight budget. But don't want cap ayam.
2) distance. I know KL/shah alam can get cheap, but not worth the time and toll money.

If C-drive2 is still available I will still choose it.

This post has been edited by chemistry: Jan 18 2019, 07:37 PM

Orange oil version? Year 2018?

I think so.
Manufacture date 2818.

Made in Japan i think?

Yes, made in Japan.

What?! How come your size made in Japan? Mine from Philippines

Mine 195/60R15 made in Japan as well

This post has been edited by BLANk_: Jan 26 2019, 03:01 PM

I was not aware that there are two manufacture plants for es32.
What is your size by the way?