Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015. Page 24 1630

I haven't driven on them in the winter so far, but hopefully they will not let me down. Otherwise - great tires for asphalt, dirt roads and light off-roading by price-quality ratio.

Review only for summer use, but winter ratings, unfortunately, can't be ignored (so I'll leave it at 4)
Balanced normally
Of course, much louder, compared to on-road
On short Niva, at 4, there is a "swap" if you get into a rut, and the rear end dips slightly. You need to take this into account.
No aquaplaning and finally, a big plus, when driving at speed

Good price-quality ratio. Soft (softer than potholes) and not quieter (Hankook). Fuel consumption has not increased. On the highway and in the city everything is fine. Pulls out of the mud, if it has not completely liquefied (just not enough four-wheel drive and the long wheelbase of the car).

Good Tires for Year Round Use. On Ice Be Careful, But Not Snow Tires.

Thank you very much for the speedy order fulfillment. I am satisfied with the work of the manager and the store employees in Noginsk. I will also address you with the winter tires order. Thank you and good luck!!!

Excellent tires. I've bought them for the second car already. Never ventured into any crazy off-road terrain. The car isn't for that, obviously, but the classic "dacha mileage" is easy to cover. I used to be afraid to drive on the field, especially after the rain, since the stock tires would get stuck a couple of times. Now I'm not worried at all. I haven't driven on snow, but I can't give a rating. There were all sorts of

Great on the highway, on wet clay. After Cooper Lifeliner GLS - silent, comfortable, grippy. One small minus - floats on sand, so it feels as if it doesn't grip it. Judging by the markings on the sidewall, it's not conditional all-season, but actually. But for now, winter is still far off, so there's nothing to say about snow/ice.

Just acquired, still breaking in. But so far after first impressions, quieter, softer, better handling on the road compared to the Cooper Lifeliner GLS. Further to be seen, but so far all is good.

I've never tried it in the winter yet.
In the summer I ascend confidently on asphalt, through the forest and on middle-grade roads.
We'll check on other nuances in the autumn.

Hello! These tires were taken on a LADA 2131. The set is already the 3rd, after Kama Flame and Toyo All Terrains, all tires were taken as all-season and year-round, only the best impressions. Out of the three, the softest and quietest, holds the ice best.