Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar A/T-S G012. Page 5 792

I was looking for that kind of tire. It meets all the requirements, I'm thrilled with it. I've tested it on the track, in the rain and on off-road terrain. Class!!!

After a long search for replacement tires, I finally chose Yuho, which is mounted on the rear axle with a 1000 kg load capacity and a top speed. The tread pattern also caught my eye. First, I took it to the beach and it performed amazingly well on sand, compared to the original Kumho Solus, which is basically undrivable. It also handled well in the mud, with a solid 5 rating. On wet asphalt, it's almost invisible. The only

The tire is good for its price. There is some noise, of course, but the tread is not highway quality, and it's even quieter than the standard Dunlop. It does great in the sand, and in the mud, just don't stop, or the tread will get clogged. I haven't tried it on snow and ice (that's why the few stars) - for winter, there's another tire.

Very good tire, only requires pressure adjustment in different usage modes, minus - relatively thin sidewall from 20 already 4 blown.

This tire is very well-suited, in both dirt and on snow and on dry (asphalt – gravel), with a good factory balance, I've already worn out two sets of tires, bought a third, and I use them year-round in the Krasnodar region.

One of the most budget-friendly options of imported tire. Non-noisy, soft, feels confident on both dirt and asphalt. The only minus is in the city, it is afraid of curbs, but it is not a significant minus.

Cannot comment on winter traction - winter is still far off, otherwise I am fully satisfied with its characteristics.

Handles much better than the OEM. Comfort-wise, I can't tell the difference from the Continental Cross Contact. A worthy tire for wannabe off-roaders.

Good tire for a good price, for asphalt it's fine, in the forest and on gravel - no complaints, in the mud it becomes slippery, lacks side tread blocks, excellent self-cleaning on asphalt, in sand and in winter I haven't tested. For Ufa's broken roads - very soft and comfortable. Even caught a pothole in a hole on one wheel, but the hole was pretty serious... I would recommend it to everyone who is frugal on finances and can't afford

I bought the tires in early May. Out of the four, three of them were balanced to 15 grams, while one was balanced to 50 grams, which is pretty good for a 265/70 16 size. On asphalt, it's quiet. However, on a lubricated clay surface, the car does not move, and the studs get stuck in the ground, causing the car to stand still. On a forest or dirt road, it's okay. Overall, I'm satisfied