Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015. Page 67 1630

Very decent tire. A bit noisy but overall it's fine on diesel and there's enough noise anyway, so it's good! I haven't seen frost and snow on it but I think it should be okay in the snow!

Over 6000 km, they performed fairly well generally. On asphalt, in all weather - comfortable, even out irregularities softly, quite quiet. No issues with stability at speed. However, there is a rather unpleasant point - they very much do not like sand, especially damp, after rain. It drags very strongly, it's scary to drive faster than 30-40 km/h.

Tires are quite suitable for 4x4s (I have a Land Cruiser), I drove only in the summer, in the rain on dirt roads the car moves confidently, on the highway, dry with open windows a bit of a hum, but it's all regulated by the music. I won't say about ice and snow because I didn't drive in the winter, I took the wheels only in the spring. I didn't regret taking them.

On mudd.

Tread compound for dual-purpose tire

Excellent

Recently bought a second car - a Chevrolet Niva. For fishing trips, mushroom hunting, and using as a mini tractor on my dacha, but a good option fell to me with worn-out factory wheels. The decision was made to install new powerful tires. I looked at the tests, compared prices. The choice fell on Yokohama Geolandar AT G015. Now I'm the first guy in the village! If you need someone to pull out of the mud, you come to me

Recently bought a second car - Chevrolet Niva. To go on a fishing trip, to pick mushrooms, use on the dacha as a mini-tractor:) But a good option fell to me on the factory wheels which have seen their fair share. It was decided to put on new powerful tires. Looked at the tests, compared the prices. The choice fell on Yokohama Geolandar AT G015. Now I am the first guy in the village!

I bought these tyres on sale, they have only 24,000 km on them and look like new.

Good tyre.