Yokohama Geolandar H/T G033V

Now this rubber is produced in Russia.

I've been driving on these tires in size 215/70 16" since new on my Outlander 3. The mileage on them when I decided to change was around 75,000 km. At that point, the front wheels had 2 mm of tread left, the outer edges were worn out (a characteristic feature of the Tatra's front wheel camber), and the rear wheels had around 3.5 mm. I've driven them for 6 seasons, never swapping the front and rear wheels, only switching the left and right sides. As for the characteristics:

1) The size itself has a significant impact on the tire's behavior: it absorbs bumps softly, you don't have to worry about scratching the rim on potholes and curbs, it's prone to understeer in turns, and due to its narrowness, it's sensitive to road tracks.

2) I consider the tread pattern optimal for both asphalt roads and venturing off-road, as well as driving through puddles (without excessive enthusiasm)

3) When driving aggressively in turns and braking on hot pavement, the tire starts to squeal

4) On smooth asphalt, it's not noisy (!), but it does make noise on chip-seal roads (like all tires do)

5) The sidewall is robust - after 75,000 km of driving on asphalt, dirt roads, and gravel, nothing has been cut or damaged, and there are no bulges. This year, I drove to Teriberka, and those who have been there will understand what kind of road it is after the VetroPark (40 km of it))))

In the end, without overthinking it, I bought the same tire again (it's a factory spare, after all), and I'll be driving on it in 2023 - I'll put the rear wheels up for sale on Avito)

Excellent tires. I've been riding on them for 5 years during the summer season. I wouldn't even consider others. Highly recommended!