4/5Yokohama BluEarth-A AE50Due to the recent covid lockdown, I have not been able to drive much so it is a bit too early to provide a proper assessment. There have been no problems so far. The road noise is a bit louder than I was expecting but then again I am only comparing them to my last set of tyres. Those were Yokohama Geolandars that I replaced after 66,000 miles and eight years because they started to perish, even though they were still road legal. I hope the BluEarth range performs as well as the Geolandars.
3/5Yokohama BluEarth-A AE50I would say the tyre has good grip, however when driving over 60 it is much more noisier than the last one.
4/5Yokohama BluEarth-A AE50I drive every day and nearly all of my driving is done on country roads. I was very pleased with how these tyres performed even with the snow. I do tend to put my foot down a little heavier then I should, but with my old tyres I used to have a lot of wheel spin, whereas now that has basically gone. For the last ten years I've had Yokohama tyres on my last six cars, and would always be left impressed.
5/5Yokohama BluEarth-A AE50These tyres are great for road use, with dependable grip regardless of the weather, and they are quieter than the usual multi-purpose tyres that come with the Outback. They do, however, need higher than normal air pressures, as they can look a bit deflated.
4/5Yokohama BluEarth-A AE50The tyres meet my expectations. This is my second car and I don't do many miles in it. I drive carefully and don't push it to hard on the public roads, so I can't comment on how these tyres affect drifting round roundabouts like some reviewers. Overall, I would buy them again.
