Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar H/T G039. Page 1 14

Good tires for demi-season
If there is no ice, the tires are very good. Rain, mud is not a problem. A 2.5-ton jeep handles very well on them and accelerates. But there are no lamellas-studs-friction for ice, although many people ride on such tires in a low-snow winter (on all-wheel drive if necessary).
Pros: super for the city.
Cons: on ice.

For the stock it will do

On asphalt it's okay, in the rain it's not confident to drive over 120 km/h, on field roads in the rain it's okay straight, but it's very hard to get out of the rut, they don't pull for self-cleaning, a skid is required.

Geolandar H/T G039 best boots on my off-road. Quiet ride. Confidently holds the road, enters corners smoothly, no discomfort. Paid for is paid back a hundredfold!

I've taken these tires for a spin not just on well-maintained roads. Having read reviews before purchasing, I was aware that these tires were designed specifically for asphalt, but I and my trusty steed don't look for easy roads. Wherever I ride - be it intercity routes, normal urban roads or dirt tracks that are numerous around my settlement - I manage to enjoy the drive without losing my temper. A solid 5 out of 5, definitely worth every single rub

I am satisfied with the spare tire that was purchased with the set, it holds the road well, does not float, and is suitable for both asphalt roads and off-road. The size matches the factory specifications, and the car looks proportionate. The quality matches the manufacturer.

Japanese tires are great!

Quiet, quality-price, not bad looking.

bad
Pros: noise
Cons: wet

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