“A fuel-economy tire with great comfort credits. This tire will never please the boy-racer brigade, but some of us regard that as a bonus. On to my second set of these Blue-Earth after over 160,000 km of daily commute...”
Yokohama BluEarth Es ES32
The Yokohama BluEarth Es ES32 is a summer touring tire that owners generally find quiet, comfortable and dependable in the dry. Wet grip and tread life receive more mixed feedback.
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- 64owner reviews
- 754,765miles driven
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View AllSize Range65 sizes available
145-245Width40-70Profile13-18Rim72-107 T-WLoad/
EU LabelAcross 65 sizes - the grade depends on the size you buy.
Fuel
Wet
Noise
67-69dB A/B
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Yokohama BluEarth Es ES32 Owner Reviews
Review this tireWhat owners say summarised from 56 reviews
Owners most often describe the Yokohama BluEarth Es ES32 as quiet and comfortable, with good grip in both dry and wet conditions. Dry grip draws particularly consistent praise, although around one in ten owners criticise its grip in the wet. Tread life varies: roughly one in ten report fast wear, while about twice as many praise its longevity. Several owners also consider it good value for money. Overall, it is regarded as a comfortable choice for everyday driving, rather than a tire for particularly demanding use.
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Owner ratings averaged from 64 ratings
- Owner score 81%
- Comfort 86%
- Dry Grip 84%
- Handling 81%
- Road Feedback 80%
- Wet Grip 78%
- Wear 75%
Featured reviews
“Front tire threads were worn out within a year (~17.5k km)! After the threads were worn, all performance aspects, particularly dry grip, seemed worse. Do not think this has anything to do with my vehicle (Toyota Sienta...”
“My vehicle Citroën C-Elysee BLUEHDI 99cv. They are very good tires, they grip very well in dry and wet conditions. Nothing to envy from premium brands, in my opinion Yokohama is as premium or more than the already known...”
All 56 Yokohama BluEarth Es ES32 reviews
- 205/60 R16
- 13,000 miles
Eh, does the job. Good fuel efficiency; could be quieter. Grip is not something to boast about, but it does the job for me. Would probably buy again. I already brought them last month once again but might try something new next time. Good for hybrid commuters that does not do any spirited driving.
- Toyota Toyota Aqua X Urban 2015
- 195/55 R16
- 59,000 miles
Very good tires. Used on my Toyota Aqua (Priuc C) for almost 6 years. Great value for money. Purchased again today same model.
- Volkswagen Polo 6R 1.2 TSI MT
- 185/60 R15
- 2,485 miles
Higher fuel consumption and more road noise than my previous Michelin Primacy. The road noise was supposed to be lower according to the specifications than the Michelin tires, but that's not the case. I won't be buying these tires again.
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- Nissan Micra
- 165/65 R14
- 23,000 miles
Had four fitted, front and back to a 25 year old Nissan Micra. Front needed replacing after 23,000 miles, but the rears have done 45,000 and still have 5mm of tread ! I drive carefully, so 23,000 is a little disappointing, but 45,000 on the rear, with 5mm of tread left is exceptional. I originally bought them for fuel efficiency and the low noise level (lower than Hankook, Mitchelin etc.) and they have delivered on both.
- Fiat Panda
- 165/65 R14
- 19,000 miles
- Honda Fit (Jazz)
- 195/50 R16
- 2,000 miles
On the road in comparison to my old Bridgestone ep150s that used to squeal and understeer very easily, turn in and mid corner feel was a bit numb too.
The es-32s are excellent, takes A LOT harder driving to get them to start squealing, road feel is fantastic they give you so much confidence. Honestly it's like driving a completely different and vastly superior vehicle.
- Toyota Prius
- 185/60 R15
- 10,000 miles
- Toyota iq
- 175/65 R15
- 30 miles
- Mostly Motorways
- Average
- Hyundai Ix20
- 205/55 R16
- 15,000 miles
- Mostly Motorways
- Easy Going
I discovered these tires after trying out all-season tires that were so miserable on the highway that any tire should have been better. Since Christmas was still two months away and I had several highway trips planned, I quickly ordered four Yokohamas and mounted them on the steel rims. For about 30 years, I've been driving tires from reputable manufacturers, but I've never owned a Yokohama.
After 50 km, I knew I'd been driving on the wrong tires for 10 years on the highway. The straight-line stability and ride comfort are excellent. I still hold this opinion now, at the end of the first real summer season and about 15,000 kilometers in. In the meantime, the wheels were fine-tuned for minimal radial runout, and the last imbalance was eliminated with my own balancing machine and balancing powder. I've performed this procedure on many tires before. But with the Yokohamas, the whole process has produced the best result so far.
- Fiat 500
- 195/50 R15
- 10,000 miles
- Mostly Town
- Average
- Honda Jazz
- 195/60 R15
- 42,000 miles
- Mostly Town
- Easy Going
For everyday driving, the grip is excellent in both dry and wet conditions — surprisingly, it performs even better in the wet. It handles puddles effortlessly, and the car feels stable and planted on the road. Braking distances are also impressive.
The ride quality is very comfortable overall. If I had to be picky, the last 3,000 km have been slightly less smooth as the tread wore down, but that’s to be expected.
All things considered, this tire definitely punches above its weight. Given the car I drive and my driving style, I’d absolutely buy it again.
- Honda Civic
- 215/50 R17
- Mostly Town
- Easy Going
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