Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar A/T-S G012. Page 3 792

I did not test on ice and snow as I use them as summer tires.
They tend to hydroplane in mud. They grip really well.
They are noisy at speeds above 80 km/h, but that's expected.
I like them and they are fully integrated.
Oh, and I did have the tire balance done on a Dyno - they were perfectly balanced. The tire tech didn't notice any issues with the tire's shape (eighth

I drove on light off-road terrain during the summer. I avoided getting stuck in the open swamps, but I never got stuck anywhere. Once I drove on a road next to a field after four rains, and I was able to pass without any problems at high speed. In my opinion, it's hard to find something more aggressive for this price. There are no strong noises on highways. After a rain, it seemed to be expelling water well. On bald highway tires it's even more

Installed two front tires instead of Cordiant comport first (in the city) drove like on balls. On the track they behaved quite well. Also on wet asphalt 5+. Braking has improved significantly, I think it's worth installing them on the rear too - I liked it.

Installed after the Nokia NRe (all-season for northern America - I thought it was a summer tire at first), initially seemed loud, after 100 km I probably got used to it or it wore in, it's definitely stiffer compared to the Nokia, but it handles great, the only thing is that the steering response is a bit delayed (but the winter Yokohama behaves the same way), it doesn't crackle or slap on potholes, in any case, it's not

good soft and quiet tire

I replaced the winter Nokian soft tire with the summer Firestone 185/60 r14. The noise increased three times and all road irregularities were transferred to the suspension. I thought about changing the tire to a softer and higher one. I read reviews on the internet and stopped at Yokohama A.Drive.

I bought these tires in 2016 and have already clocked over 40,000 km. These tires have met all my expectations, of course, there is a slight increase in fuel consumption, and there is a certain level of noise, but it's not annoying. On the other hand, the tires grip well, and I can be confident that I'll be able to get back on the asphalt if I stray off the road.

Soft rubber with good dynamics for those who enjoy driving properly. At this price, the quality is undoubtedly pleasing, and I will certainly consider buying the same set for my wife's car.

Who goes where, and at the first thaw, I take my "warrior" UAZ out into the woods or fishing. Summer Yokohama Geolandar A/T-S G012 were purchased by me specifically not to get stuck anywhere 20 km from the nearest village. And I will say that these tires work well with the tasks, the car slips rarely, the main thing is to pass over the height of the bridge. In other cases these Geolandar are an excellent

205/70 R15 pressure 2.0./2.0 (front/rear)
It suits everything except for ice cornering - she doesn't want to do that.
It does a decent job braking in winter - but do it carefully.
Not noisy in summer.
Balances very well.
Fully performs its function.

I've fitted the tyre to a Qashqai, it's a good tyre, soft and holds the road well. I used it as a year round tyre and lived in the southern region, passed the winter without any issues. After 40,000 km, there are some minor deformation, a bit too aggressive, I think it would be better suited to a full 4x4. Not suitable for a crossover.