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What is bluearth tire?

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DeFelicity

07/30/25 10:46am

bluearth is a Japanese brand of Yokohama tire, also known as Yokohama. It is manufactured by Yokohama Rubber Company, Ltd., founded in 1917 and headquartered in Yokohama, Japan. The following is relevant information about Yokohama tires: 1. Since 1981, it has been designated as the racing tire for the Macau Grand Prix. All Japanese car manufacturers and Porsche use Yokohama tires as standard tires. The product was the first to obtain CCIB certification from China's commodity inspection department. Yokohama tires have high recognition in Europe and have been listed by BENTLEY, PORSCHE, AUDI, and MERCEDES-AMG as representatives of high-performance tires. Yokohama Rubber made a grand appearance at the Frankfurt Motor Show. 2. Many high-performance cars use Yokohama's ADVAN series products, from BENTLEY, PORSCHE, AUDI to the latest partner MERCEDES-AMG, considering ADVAN as the best choice to enhance handling, performance, safety, and fun. In addition to cooperation with mass-produced cars, Yokohama Rubber exclusively sponsored the FIA-certified WTCC event from 2006 to 2009, demonstrating that Yokohama Rubber's technical capabilities have been recognized by the FIA.

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