Yokohama Bluearth Es32

Confident Everyday Grip

Asymmetric tread design and balanced contact patch provide stability and control on both wet and dry roads.

Safer in the Rain

Silica-infused compound and wide grooves help channel water away, reducing the risk of hydroplaning.

Longer Lasting

Optimised tread profile and even wear design extend tyre life, offering better value over time.

Features

• Asymmetric tread
• Silica-enriched compound
• Low rolling resistance design
• Optimised block pitch

Benefits

• Stable handling
• Strong wet traction
• Better fuel efficiency
• Quieter ride quality

Features

• Good fuel efficiency
• Quiet and comfortable ride
• Reliable wet and dry grip

Benefits

• Not designed for high-performance driving
• Limited snow capability

Continental PremiumContact 7

Both tyres focus on comfort and fuel efficiency, with the Yokohama BluEarth ES ES32 excelling in wet performance and delivering a quieter ride. The Continental PremiumContact 7, however, stands out with superior dry grip and handling, making it more responsive on dry roads.

Pirelli Cinturato C3

Yokohama’s BluEarth ES ES32 and the Pirelli Cinturato C3 are both designed for everyday driving with a focus on comfort and low rolling resistance. While Yokohama offers enhanced wet grip and a quieter experience, Pirelli shines with its stability and slightly firmer handling in dry conditions.

Michelin Primacy 4+

When compared to the BluEarth ES ES32, the Michelin Primacy 4+ takes the lead in wet grip, offering superior performance in challenging weather. It also delivers longer tread life and eco-friendly technology, making it the more durable and quieter option overall.

Sustainability and Technology

Yokohama has been pioneering eco-friendly tyre innovations since launching its BluEarth range, focusing on fuel efficiency, reduced rolling resistance, and advanced tread compounds that cut CO₂ emissions without compromising grip.

Motorsport DNA

With decades of racing experience, including global partnerships in WTCC, IMSA, and drifting competitions, Yokohama channels its track-proven technology into everyday tyres. This motorsport pedigree gives drivers precision handling and confidence on the road.

All-round Versatility

From highway comfort to rugged off-road performance, Yokohama tyres are engineered to perform in Australia’s diverse conditions. Popular ranges like Geolandar and BluEarth deliver durability, safety, and long-lasting value for SUVs, passenger cars, and 4x4s alike.

Bridgestone

Bridgestone is the title sponsor and tyre supplier for the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge (BWSC) - where vehicles powered by the sun battle it out - held in Australia until 2030.

Hankook

Hankook is the official sponsor of the 24H Series, the largest endurance race series in the world, with participants such as Porsche, Ferarri and Mercedes-Benz and more.

Toyo

Toyo provides tyres for the Super 7 series in Portugal and the UK. The cars running are all inspired by the classic Lotus 7.