Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar I/T-S G073. Page 3 305

I purchased these tires for my Mazda CX5 4WD (225/55R19).
I've already driven two seasons with them.
The tire's behavior during driving is predictable. On both the city streets and the highway, the tires provide a comfortable ride. A good choice in terms of both price and quality.

When I bought this particular tyre, I only considered the reviews and price, bought it. Then I had to wait. They said it would arrive in 4 days, but it actually took a week. But when I finally got it, I was pleased with the appearance. I bought it in advance so I wouldn't have to wait in line for a tyre change, but when I first got it, I just forgot about it. There's no noise, it's very comfortable, and it handles

It's used on my second car and on my Discovery3 it's done three seasons. Flight is normal. It's durable, indispensable in the mess of snow and mud, and it simply behaves wonderfully on fresh snow. It works at full power only in frost, starting from minus 5-8. In warm weather, it hums more and holds the road much worse. There is noise, but it's tolerable and you can't get away from it, because of the directed tread pattern

Since 2008, I have driven 180,000 kilometers on three sets of these tires year-round, using them as all-season tires. They are excellent tires and have never failed me. I will be buying the same type again, but only the 075 since the 73 is no longer available.

The only issue is that when driving in hot weather for more than 300 kilometers without stopping, they start to lose grip.

The best tires, we've been driving on them for 4 years, only the front ones were replaced with new ones, they withstood, handle perfectly on the road both in summer and winter and on slush, on weekends we drive to the country house, and all week long around the city.

I bought new ones, thinking that Japanese-made means soft, but when I pumped them up to 2.2 pressure as recommended for my car, they turned out to be very stiff, now I'm driving with 2.0 pressure, they seem to have become softer, another minus is that they are noisy, there's a hum when driving over 40 km/h.

Now the pluses, very good grip on slush, snow, but I don't know about ice, in short, there are pluses and minuses, they are not suitable for my region with temperatures from -5 to +5 in winter.

Good tires for their price! I bought them in 2016 and drove for 4 seasons without problems, then sold the car and the new owner continues to drive on these tires. But there is one drawback, it's braking on ice or icy coating... Although no tire will brake well on ice, because of this I switched to studded winter tires.

I've been using this tire for two seasons now, and in general, I'm quite pleased with it. One of the most appealing features is the good traction it provides on various surfaces, including icy roads. I would definitely recommend it!

Before putting on Yokohama tires, I drove for several years on all-season tires. While I didn't encounter particular problems on asphalt roads, I would get some concern on unpaved roads in the winter. With the new tires, I feel safe on almost any road. They maintain traction on both clean and snowy roads, even in extremely low temperatures. They are sufficiently stiff, and not particularly loud. A good tire overall.

It handles poorly on rough roads. The tires are good, and noise in the vehicle is almost non-existent. It even feels like they would at least match the summer tires in terms of quietness. The vehicle only skidded slightly when driving on bare ice. Otherwise, grip on the road is good.