Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar H/T G056. Page 5 75

The Geolandar G056 has excellent traction characteristics, the car holds well on the track at speeds above 120 km/h. I would especially like to note the connection of the car to the road in heavy rain, perhaps Yokohama has a very good resistance to aquaplaning, considering the brands I've had the chance to ride on over my 20 years of experience.

Good soft rubber, Comfortable, quiet. On ice, I only got on a light ice once. You can drive.

Quiet, hold the road well, almost don't feel the camber.

The other car went on and the consumption pleased minus 1.5 liters!!! Class!!!

Good tires. No issues to drive at high speeds. Good on snow, but not on ice. Brakes with some reserve.

Everything's fine but it's too noisy to the point where it's not possible to drive, as if I'm driving a Kamaz. Holds up to a pothole, but it's noisy to the point where I'm waiting for it to wear out more, won't buy again.

I really liked it, I took queues in Podolsk almost no (for installation). As for the tires, they are a bit noisy, handling is good as well as braking characteristics... good price to quality ratio.

Good quality tires, no complaints. Relatively soft and quiet, good traction. Not used on snow or ice. As for mud traction, I'd give it a fair rating.

Good tire for summer (if you need to go not only on asphalt, but also on to a dirt road - to get to the woods/river). Works very well on asphalt and both dry and wet roads, grips well. I'm not a racing driver, don't take sharp turns, but it feels like it will handle turns well. Understand that this tire is more for crossovers, not for racing and not for specific mud. Its natural habitat is a long asphalt road, eats po

While it performs normally in the summer, its true performance will become evident by winter.