The Yokohama BluEarth GT AE51 shows middling to below-average performance overall across three summer tests, with an average position of 12.7. It performs acceptably in dry and wet handling/braking in smaller/mid-size fitments (205/55 R16), but falls notably behind in the more competitive SUV/crossover 215/55 R17 tests, particularly in wet handling and braking. Comfort/noise and efficiency (rolling resistance) are relative bright spots in isolated results, yet aquaplaning resistance and dynamic wet grip repeatedly lag behind leaders.
Overall, the tyre lacks consistent top-tier results and is rarely competitive in wet performance, which heavily influences rankings. No awards or test wins are present, and one test shows bottom-place finishes in dynamic disciplines, indicating limited safety margins in demanding wet scenarios.
2025
Winner: Nokian Hakka Blue 3
2022
Winner: Bridgestone Turanza T005