Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar CV G058. Page 9 287

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.

It's the second season on my Chevrolet. I haven't noticed any downsides to this tire. Everything suits me. It's quiet, holds the road well, and the car doesn't vibrate. I don't get any sidewall bulges. The price is fully justified

I'm satisfied, the tire didn't disappoint me

I'll start from the beginning:
Tires are generally not balanced.
A lot of weight was added when installed on the disks, and I even drove on vacation where there was still snow and blizzard in some places, and to my surprise, they handled the road very well at 120km/h, then I encountered rain and they also performed excellently at 160km/h, no tracking, they absorb bumps, and are very quiet in terms of noise, I didn't notice any difference from my old Goodyear Wrangler HP tires.
I drove 3800km and took them in for balancing, hoping that the tires would settle and become more pliable, but unfortunately, the result was the same, with a lot of weight still added, on Made in Philippines tires.
I had to drive in the rain on a dirt road, and there was no skidding or loss of control.
In short, the tires are excellent, but they don't balance like Goodyear Wrangler HP, and at 190km/h, there's a slight vibration of the tires.

Excellent tires.
Once again I was convinced of this.
The first time I drove on the same tires that came with the factory equipment.
Now I'm already driving on my second set.
All ratings for each position are "5" and correspond to reality.

Stunning tires for a calm and confident ride.
Off-road is a blast, sometimes even more enjoyable to drive on it, the rubber is so comfortable.
You can barely feel the rutting, even with a beam in the back, puddles are all mine now, whether at a hundred or more.
Quiet, soft, ABS and ESP never kicked in, even on dirt roads with turns.
Maybe I have nothing to compare it to, I've never had a premium one, before the crossover I had a minivan and a sedan with other Yoki models and it was always excellent.

Prior to this, I had Toyo Open Country tires, these tires are quiet, and unevenness is passed very smoothly