Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar A/T-S G012. Page 13 792

I bought this tire on the advice of a friend who has Goodrich ATs. I was able to test the tire normally only two days ago, returning from fishing after rain on a clay road. The only minus I found in the tire - there is no side bar, it skids into a rut and cannot get out of it (I did not tighten the tire too much). But it bites into this rut like mud. Self-cleaning at high speeds, excellent off-road performance for an AT

Shevk on this tire behaves predictably and confidently on the road. The only minus - not for mud.

I drove about ~80,000 km on the first set, with 70% highway and 30% off-road use. It was getting brittle on cold winter mornings, just like all ATs do. Then I put on Kumho Road Venture tires and was really disappointed compared to the G012.

Pretty good tires for the price, liked the durability, a minus 4 on noise level. In my opinion, it's okay to use it only in the warm season.

The tire is great for an SUV in the summer season, but not ideal for winter conditions in northern regions.

Unfortunately, they're heavy. Poor balance. Everything else is fine. Super on wet asphalt! They pick up small pebbles on gravel.

Quiet, for Jimny sufficiently soft, well-balanced on-road. Excellent choice for Urban/Off-road 50/50. Recommended.

I bought it for my friend but he highly praised it, said it was soft and silent.

Fine.

Good cheap off-road tires for an off-road vehicle that only occasionally leaves the asphalt. On more serious off-road terrain, it becomes snowed in immediately, but when you drop the pressure to 1.0-0.8, they begin to do quite a good job even on fairly heavy terrain (marshy areas, sand, soaked terrain).

Conclusion:

Good all-round tire for everyday use with the added bonus of excellent off-road performance at low pressure. I