Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar CV G058. Page 7 257

Excellent tires. Ran for one season - 30,000 km. Took size 265/50 R20. The rubber is very comfortable. Soft, low-noise. Wear is not significant. The front ones wore out a bit more. The rear ones almost not at all. Speed characteristics are excellent. I drive at cruising speeds of 120-140. The road is held perfectly. Previously, I had Dunlop Max 050. I didn't like it very much - incredibly stiff. I drove for 2 seasons and sold it. Like driving on wooden wheels. My winter tires are studded Michelin. Awesome!!!

The tires were great, the balancing was excellent, thank you!

Excellent tire. Low noise (compared to the previous Hankook RA23 Dyna pro HP, which started to make a lot of noise at speeds over 60 km/h), quite "treaded" and soft, comfortable, holds well on wet asphalt, including in heavy rain at speed. Tested on gravel, forest road, washed-out dirt road, rough terrain. Front-wheel drive.

The specified tires were chosen based on reviews from other customers.

In general, the tires justified their characteristics - they are quite low-noise, soft, and comfortable while driving, especially after AT tires, which had noticeable vibration and noise at medium and high speeds. They are also comfortable and safe on wet roads. We didn't drive into serious mud, but they behave well on dirt roads. The only issue - we had to do the balancing for the second time, as after installing new tires and driving a couple of hundred kilometers, vibration appeared. We went to the tire shop and had all four wheels balanced, as there were significant deviations, although during installation, everything was adjusted to zero. The tire fitter said that new large-diameter tires needed some running-in to seat properly. After the second balancing, everything is in order, and the ride is normal.

Holds the road well. At low speeds, they are quiet and soft. Around 80-90, they are a bit noisy. After that, it's not noticeable over the wind noise. They also handle wet roads well. We'll see what happens if I end up on wet snow. The tire fitters added a bit of load to the cargo.

I installed CV G058 on my Outlander and have never regretted it. It's soft, quiet, and doesn't tilt in turns. It doesn't hydroplane in the rain or overheat in the heat. In other words, it just drives smoothly. I don't drive on dirt, what's more important to me is that everything works stably every day

I switched to Yokohama G058 in the spring, previously had a different brand, the difference is noticeable. The tires are quieter, they handle the road better, especially in the rain I felt this difference. The sensations are that it brakes and starts more sharply. By the way, there were no problems with balancing at all.

On the highway it is stable, does not tilt in turns. On wet asphalt, it rides smoothly, without nerves, does not make much noise, and works softly with the suspension. So far, only positive impressions.

I've been driving on these tires for the second season already. In terms of comfort, everything suits me, the noise is minimal, the car moves smoothly, and the consumption is normal. In the rain, it does not hydroplane, I feel the car, and handling is good. The wear is almost invisible, minimal.

The car has become quieter. On a rainy road, it holds well, there's no feeling of the car floating. It enters turns, responds clearly to roll, and doesn't rattle over potholes, with stiffness in moderation.