Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015. Page 62 1630

Great tires, noise is within acceptable limits. Soft. Consumption did not increase after winter Bridgestone Blizzak. What I wanted, both on asphalt and on dirt road.

Review of Taiga rims, with a choice of only tires. And our tires too. The rims are excellent, lightweight, beautiful, black. The only nuance is that they come without a hub cap, had to order separately. Overall, they are pleasing, do not regret the choice.

I've tried the Ofigen tires in various conditions, summer/winter, mud, puddles, even snowdrifts, and I'm really impressed. For a not very cold winter, I definitely recommend them, but otherwise, it's better to get winter tires for the winter season.

In Krasnodar, on Solnechnaya, in the tire fitting shop, incompetent workers are employed, they ruined the stud when tightening the wheel, did not manually tighten the nut, but immediately began to screw it in crookedly with a pneumatic tool. But the most interesting thing is that when I asked them to fix the defect, I was told (by manager Kozlov) that I myself stripped the thread when unscrewing it. In short, it's a lousy organization. I DON'T RECOMMEND!

One set has been driven, ordered a second, everything is fine, does not hold on wet snow and ice, otherwise everything is super.

Beautiful tires. All irregularities are softly absorbed, self-cleaned from small stones
and gravel, do not make noise (as some reviewers mention). I haven't had a chance to test them
on snow and ice yet. Handling is wonderful on both dry and wet roads.

The tire lasts for approximately 2 - 3 seasons on average. Noise is only present on uneven asphalt (including small cracks). It does not perform well in winter conditions - it does not hold the road.

Excellent tire, operator service is 5

Excellent tire

Good tires. I've already driven them for 5 years of year-round use. The region is not poor in snow. I tried to drive on a virgin field, but I didn't get stuck until I filled the bumper with a snowbank (L200 car, 2006 model year). Winter operation should be careful. If there is ice under the wheels, it floats, but it's not critical. It copes with mud in general, but you need to understand that this is not an MT. Heavy off-road is not for it.

In general, excellent tires. Now I'm going to buy a new set, most likely the same ones. The only thing that stops me is the price. In our region, Nokian is 4 thousand rubles cheaper per wheel (AT), and for a set, that's 16 thousand. I'm thinking about it. Either buy a proven one or a new one, but cheaper. If there wasn't such a difference, I would definitely choose Geolander.

Good luck to everyone on the road.