Installed on Volkswagen Golf

I have clocked 5,000km on these tyres. In terms of wet/dry grip and cornering, I cant tell the difference from other more expensive comfort tyres (e.g. Pirelli P7, Michelin Primacy, GR100) that I have used before. This tyre is as good and slightly more fuel efficient, and much less pricey.

What I like
Good comfort tyres. Fuel efficient. Good wet grip (even in Malaysian roads) Relatively cheap.

What I do not like
Would have been better to include a rim guard.

Installed on Honda Civic

Comfortable ride with these tyres. Cornering can handle well also. Looks solid. Have used it for 6 months so far. No issues.

What I like
Made in Japan. Not noisy. Good grip on wet and dry road condition. Reasonable price.

What I do not like
Nothing.

Installed on Nissan Latio

I was on Sumitomo HTR A/S P01 before I changed to this set of Yokohama tyres and I will say it is terrible in wet conditions. My car skidded in my workplace car park when turning and I was travelling less than 20km/h!

What I like
Nothing!

What I do not like
TERRIBLE WET GRIP!

Installed on Honda Jazz

I have replaced my full set of tyres with AE50. Heard this new model and some recommendations for quiet comfort, fuel savings, wet performance. The price is in acceptable range for a family bread and butter passenger car.

What I like
1. Cost Effective for Made in Japan 2. Quiet & Comfort Soft Tyres 3. *Better grip in dry and wet surface 4. *Better cornering control and experience 5. Free surprise promotion for a set of 4 (for me). (*Better as compared to my old tyres)

What I do not like
Nothing for now. Will feedback again after 10,000km

Installed on Toyota Prius

Rather quiet and soft tyre. I would say for the price tag that I got this tyre, nothing to complain about. It serves me well

What I like
Good price, Good rubber.

What I do not like
Nothing

Installed on Honda Stream

A tyre is a round shaped rubber that fits around the rim of a vehicle to provide traction between the vehicle and the road. The tyres also provide a flexible cushion that absorbs shock, for a better vehicle performance. There are many different types of car tyres. The right tyre selection will also be dependent on factors such as the type of vehicle you are driving, your driving style and use. For instance, if you are often traveling via expressway, you will need a hard wearing tyre that does not create lot of noise when driving. If you are driving a sport vehicle, you will prefer a performance tyre that offer better grip, stability and able endure high speed driving. Tyres manufacturers have also created tyres models that feature attributes such as fuel saving, extra braking distances, eco-friendly, longer tyre lifespan and more.

What I like
Made in japan tires in affordable pricing. Reduce road noise.