Yokohama bluearth es32 vs continental cc6

[pwuser161133504218]

Hows ur experience with good year efficient grip performance?? I am thinking to buy in 195 65 15

[dms664]

Ma sha Allah the wet grip of cc6 is exceptional. I also had v551 earlier but their wet grip was not that good. Dry grip of v551 was slightly better than cc6 though.

[roboxx]

What are the reviews about Yokohama BlueEarth ES32? I'm going to buy them but there is confusion between Advan DB and BlueEarth ES32. I want robust, comfortable and less noisy tyres. Afraid of Advan DBs getting punctured often. My drive is in city, on motorways and on rough roads too. Plz reply

[jklodhi]

Go for it .

It is noisier and less comfortable thatn Advan DB

[roboxx]

Advan DBs are very comfortable tyres because they are very soft. But reviews are they're very puncture prone. How are ES32 in terms of puncture resistance?

[jklodhi]

Slightly better.

[Ali.A.Khan]

Anyone used Continental Premium Contact 6? I’ve read v good reviews about them globally but haven’t seen anything on PWs yet.

[waqar747]

Yes highly rated but quite expensive and only available in larger sizes. Hence the low mention here.
I think a few Sportage owners have them here and may give their local use feedback.

[jklodhi]

Excellent tyre but in bigger size and expensive.

You may try Conti UC6 as itnis also excellent tyre by Continental

[chinyoti]

Robust and advanDB like is AE51 blue earth GT they are a bit more noisy. But less puncture prone and also better then es32 also drive like Advan DBs.

Also if u switch to 185 instead of 195, big price difference.

PS, when I say noisy, any thing feels noisy once you have driven AdvanDB v551 and v552. So Blue earth GT ain't bad.

[roboxx]

BluEarth AE51 not easily available dear

[ifadey]

BluEarth AE51 not easily available dear

I bought AE51 from DiscountTyres in Bluearea Islamabad

[roboxx]

Price?

[ifadey]

I bought in Feb and the price was 58000 for 4 tires (size 175/65 R15) at that time. Now the tax on tires have increased and dollar is up. You should expect more than 50% increase in price.

[krafiq]

AE better than ES series. Using them for 2 yrs now. Haven't had any problems

[roboxx]

I'm using Yokohama BluEarth ES32 (185/65/15) in my Honda City 5th Gen. from last 3 months. These are very comfortable tyres, I'm enjoying the ride Alhamdulillah. There is only one problem I'm facing after installing these tyres.. Ground clearance has been decreased. The car's under surface strikes on many speed breakers with even 2-3 adults on board. This wasn't the condition before, when I was using EuroStar tyres. The contributing factor which comes to my mind is Softness of the tyres. These tyres bounce back after passing the speed breaker and this causes the under surface/mud flaps to touch the ground mostly.
What should be the workaround to avoid this less ground clearance? More tyre pressure? What's the limit for tyre pressure for these tyres? (Yokohama BluEarth ES32 185/65/15)

[centos]

How is that possible. If you were using euros 175/65/15 then these tyres 185/65/15 should have increased your ground clearance not decrease it. Yes these tyres are soft and makes your ride bouncy and wobbly but it shouldn't hit bottom now if it wasn't doing it before.

[hammad_hey]

Need recommendations for tyres altis 1.6 2018 205/55/16
Yokohama blueearth es32 costing 19/20k per tyre while dunlop veuro303/ continental uc6 costing 24/25k per tyre
Should i go for es32 considering the price difference
Car is only used on weekends
Hardly 5000kms kms in 6 months

[humayun.omer]

Can anybody tell me who the authorized dealers for Continental are in Karachi?

[pwuser165176643628]

I guess tyre point is an official dealer