Yokohama 225/60R18 104V BluEarth-4S AW21 XL
Avantages et inconvénients
par nos spécialistes
Le Yokohama BluEarth-4S AW21 225/60R18 XL 104V est un pneu toutes saisons pour SUV et crossovers, conçu pour rester monté toute l’année. Les tests et retours d’utilisateurs soulignent surtout son bon équilibre général : adhérence fiable sur route mouillée, freinage et traction corrects sur la neige et comportement globalement stable et confortable. Pour de nombreux conducteurs, c’est une solution pratique s’ils ne souhaitent pas de jeux été et hiver séparés. Plusieurs essais indépendants mettent toutefois en avant des distances de freinage nettement plus longues et une direction moins précise à haute température sur route sèche par rapport aux meilleurs pneus toutes saisons ou été. Le niveau sonore est également sensiblement plus élevé que celui de pneus été silencieux, et l’usure comme l’efficacité énergétique sont souvent jugées moyennes plutôt qu’excellentes. Ce Yokohama conviendra donc surtout aux conducteurs qui privilégient la commodité d’un seul train de pneus et acceptent quelques compromis en termes de performances sur sec et de bruit face aux meilleures solutions spécialisées.
Avis Yokohama 225/60R18 104V BluEarth-4S AW21 XL
Basé sur 9 avis
Had little snow this year but felt very stable good in wet.No problem s so far
Had little snow this year but felt very stable good in wet.No problem s so far
Phil Gillender
15 avril 2024
excellent silent and safe tire no grip problems both in dry and wet conditions, only a small criticism I have the impression that it tends to wear out quickly we will see, on the other hand in general with the 4 season compound that I know more of 30/35 thousand kilometers it is not possible to do, I hope to do at least another 15/20 thousand, however I will buy them back
excellent silent and safe tire no grip problems both in dry and wet conditions, only a small criticism I have the impression that it tends to wear out quickly we will see, on the other hand in general with the 4 season compound that I know more of 30/35 thousand kilometers it is not possible to do, I hope to do at least another 15/20 thousand, however I will buy them back
mauro
9 mai 2022
It drives great. However, wear is very quick for 2 years. Now I have to replace it with new ones. Mainly front axle.
It drives great. However, wear is very quick for 2 years. Now I have to replace it with new ones. Mainly front axle.
Daniel
16 avril 2022
Good all-weather tire with good properties on dry and wet roads. Amazingly good properties in snow. Can recommend the tire.
Good all-weather tire with good properties on dry and wet roads. Amazingly good properties in snow. Can recommend the tire.
Martens
1 novembre 2021
Such an amazing tyre from Yokohama. Equally as good, if not better, than both Uniroyal and Yokohama winter tyres that I have used in the past. So much quieter too than winter tyres. Top rated traction on both snow and ice. I have passed taxi drivers and over enthusiastic prestige German car drivers trying to go up steep snow covered hills as the Yokohama BluEarth-4S AW21 just kept on going with confidence and tenacious grip. I would swear blind that my humble Skoda Octavia Combi was a 4 x 4 rather than FWD! I understand that this tyre is TUV Sud approved and I can totally as to understand why. Such good valve tyres so go and purchase some, you will not regret it!
Such an amazing tyre from Yokohama. Equally as good, if not better, than both Uniroyal and Yokohama winter tyres that I have used in the past. So much quieter too than winter tyres. Top rated traction on both snow and ice. I have passed taxi drivers and over enthusiastic prestige German car drivers trying to go up steep snow covered hills as the Yokohama BluEarth-4S AW21 just kept on going with confidence and tenacious grip. I would swear blind that my humble Skoda Octavia Combi was a 4 x 4 rather than FWD! I understand that this tyre is TUV Sud approved and I can totally as to understand why. Such good valve tyres so go and purchase some, you will not regret it!
Rick von Horvath
19 février 2021
