Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar I/T-S G073. Page 4 305

I run on it all year round. I only change it after 100,000 km. I've already changed 3 sets. They no longer produce it. G075 is said to be bad, I decided to switch to Pirelli. Summer on Pirellis is okay. I'll let you know how winter goes.

The winter tire was used both in winter and in summer for 9 years. The condition was good, but the rubber properties started to let me down. Last year I had to re-inflate it. I have already purchased a new analogue.

Due to improper storage at your warehouse (stored horizontally) for a long time, we were unable to mount it on the wheel. The tire itself received a rating of 4 (good).

So far there haven't been situations where the tires let me down and couldn't handle the road surface. I feel confident and comfortable driving on these tires. Of course, it's noisier than on summer tires. The problem is that they don't have a standard size for my car. I took a bit larger. I can't assess the wear resistance yet. Advanced assessment. Price. Of course, I would have wanted them to be cheaper.

Good tire. Holds well on Outlander 4wd. Aquaplaning is good at any speed. Very confident on poor conditions. Also good in snow (off-road).

Handles the road well. Excellent traction on snow and off-road. Noise-wise, not much louder than Bridgestone Blizzak, while being 4000 cheaper per tire.

Excellent tire, driven on it for 4 years, was on a Land Cruiser 100. I can only give a super positive review. Soft. Not noisy. Like a tank on snowdrifts. In general, super. Bought the same one on Raff 4. I would recommend it to everyone.

Reliable, durable tire. No road noise. Holds well on the thawed road. A bit skids off the road on the ice in strong frosts, but probably it's all "non-studding" tires have got such a disease. Overall, I'm pleased. Recommended.

First winter on this model: soft ride, unfamiliar feeling - as if the car "floats" in the turn - but this is due to the softness of the rubber; holds the road well: does not whine noticeably on asphalt, only upon active braking is a rumble heard; snow - normal traction; ice - not its element - only the steering wheel's studs work.

Great tires.
2000 km and on asphalt and on snow and on puddles.
All good.
Before that were Michelin X-Ice first series from 2008. also great tires.