Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar G94B. Page 1 49

For those who don't need all the bells and whistles, it is a perfect fit for this vehicle, for every occasion. SUMMER OPERATION.

Overall, the tires are not bad. A bit noisy, but the most noticeable minus for me is not very good traction on the road in the rain, and as a result, an increased braking distance

Before these tires I drove a Bridgestone that I inherited from the previous owner. With the Yokohama tires everything has changed. Smooth ride, quiet operation, road bumps and potholes smoothed out. Never tried to drive on snow and ice since the tires are summer tires.

For this heavy machine LX450 D, this is the best tire. You can drive on the highway quietly and the most importantly you can always go off the asphalt. The tire wear is simply super, 3 seasons easily. On a new car from the factory it was, then I replaced it with Pirelli which were worn out in a season!

The factory-fitted tires were Bridgestone Dauler 840, so I will compare them with those.
Operation:
- 90-95% highway/city
- 5-10% dirt/gravel
Visually, the tread pattern is similar, but the rubber is radically different.
Quieter, softer, not prone to tilting, I noticed a decrease in fuel consumption (subjectively by 1-2 liters), and I didn't experience aquaplaning (but judging by the tread pattern, it's clear that it's not worth driving into puddles at speeds >120 km/h).
It will definitely last for 3-4 seasons, and I don't drive on the same tires for longer than that, which is what I advise everyone to do.
The Bridg 840 is renowned for its indestructibility (which is probably relevant for places where there is no proper asphalt), but for me, comfort and confidence behind the wheel on any road are more important.

I was looking for affordable tires and decided to go with Yokohama, as I had experience driving on the Advan model before. It was on a crossover, the tires were simply ideal, I thought the same about this model.. unfortunately, I was wrong, there is uncertainty on wet roads, it skids during turns and tries to go into a skid. I expected more. On dry roads, stability and traction are 5, there is noise, but it's not critical.. I wouldn't buy such tires again for sure. Previously, I had the native Dunlop, similar to Yokohama, but it had confidence, here I would rate it 3+ no higher.

I've installed Yokohama Geolandar G94B 285/60 R18 116V in place of worn-out Bridgestone 265/60 R17. The suspension behaviour has changed drastically. The car glides smoothly over potholes and cobblestones, no vibration, and excellent grip. Since it's a summer tire, I can't comment on its handling on snow or ice.

The tire is not bad, given the current selection of tires...

Of the drawbacks - it's very uncomfortable in the rain. The rubber does not like water, the pattern initially made it clear, but it really doesn't like it) I don't know who writes about resistance to aquaplaning, unless it's in traffic jams.

excellent tires for heavy off-road vehicles - for highway, for city and for light off-road

A tire worthy of its price.