Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015. Page 26 1755

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.

Replaced old Bridgestone Dueler, which was already worn out...
I'm writing this review while still feeling the difference between the old and new tires, before I forget.
I've evaluated all the characteristics. I haven't driven on snow and ice yet, nor do I plan to – I bought this tire as a summer tire.
There was a lot of talk about noise. As for me, there is no noise. It rides quietly, much

I bought a car with this tire, drove on it for 4 years. It performed perfectly under a variety of weather and road conditions. Therefore, after the wear of the old tire, I purchased an identical new set of tires.

The tyre is excellent, it has a menacing look. I drove it all winter, although I had to run it at 1.8 atm. It behaves well on the snow, very soft for unevenness, and it tolerates a bad road.

The tires performed well On the road, the car handles quite predictably and stably. I did not feel any noise in the cabin during driving. However, when encountering icy patches, it behaved unstably.

Used tires only in winter (November-December-January), so can't say anything about aquaplaning and wet road handling. Don't drive fast.
Overall a four. Soft, a bit noisy, snow and ice clearly not her element, but this is compensated by the softness. No wear seen after 10,000 km
Overall, I'm satisfied.
When choosing between G015 and G012, I would choose the 012. It

I've got a heavy vehicle, wide-set tyres and a genuine four-wheel drive system. It's a perfect set of seasonal tyres for the car. The vehicle handles confidently in all modes mentioned above. There's just one thing - a hum appears from 110 onwards, but cruising at around 100 km/h is not a problem in itself. If possible, buy tyres from a non-Russian manufacturer. Look after yourselves and your loved ones, and don't take risks on the road.