Tyre reviews Yokohama Geolandar X-CV G057. Page 4 184

What I liked is how the tires handle the track. On the factory tires, there was often a feeling that the car was being pulled somewhere, but with these tires, that's not the case. In turns, they behave calmly, and when approaching irregularities, you don't feel a knock or shaking. The wear is even, the balance is top.

I drive a Toyota RAV4, this is my third set. In the city, I feel the smoothness of the ride, and on dirt roads, stability and good traction. The tires are quite quiet, don't make extra noise, even at high speed, and the grip on wet roads has improved significantly.

Installed on Volvo XC90 as recommended. On asphalt, it's quiet and smooth, on light off-road or dirt road it performs well. Haven't experienced aquaplaning, holds the road in rainy weather.

The tread pattern is well thought out, handling is good, no need to adjust the car. Not thin, no cuts, although I drive on gravel to the cottage.

Excellent tires! They handle the road equally well on dry and wet asphalt. I can't say about aquaplaning, as I haven't had to drive over large puddles at high speed. I'm sure it will be just fine.

Moderately soft, but at the same time, there is no strong vibration on serious bumps. I have 155/45 R20, I didn't feel a significant noticeable difference with the winter 135/55 R18.

I definitely recommend buying them.

I bought these tires due to the wear of my previous summer 18-inch tires and the decision to switch to 19-inch tires. The discount and price played the main role, with each tire costing 13,000, size 265/50 R19.
Previously, I had Hankook Ventus S1 Evo, so I'm comparing them to those.
Before purchasing, I clarified the production dates, ensuring they were fresh, and paid for and ordered them. The delivery and packaging were fine. The balancing didn't require large weights, and the fitter evaluated them as "good".
The Ecopia is noisier, not like a winter tire, but there's discomfort after 110 km/h. I didn't get to test them on snow and ice.
The tire holds the road quite well, feeling soft, but bumps and joints have become more noticeable. I used to drive past potholes quickly, but now I slow down - otherwise, it's uncomfortable.
Fuel consumption has increased by about 10%. It's noticeable in the city.
I think the drawbacks are likely related to the transition to a larger radius - both the tire profile is smaller and the wheel mass is larger. On bad roads, I catch myself thinking that I want my old tires back(.
Considering the 40% price difference with Hankook, as well as Hankook's tendency to wear out, I consider Ecopia a worthy replacement.

What I liked most is how the tyre performs on wet asphalt. Braking is confident, it runs evenly over water, and holds the trajectory well. On dry roads, everything is clear and predictable. There is ample grip with a good margin.

The car holds its direction, doesn't wander in ruts, and handling during lane changes is precise. Even at high speed, there's no sensation of the crossover swaying on the tyres. Ride comfort regarding tyre noise is also good.

Many reviewers write — noisy.
Yes, this is indeed true, but the noise is interesting, or rather, highly dependent on road surface quality.
Overall, I'm satisfied with the tyres. I only hear noise from the rear axle, as the hub bearings there have become noisy.
On the front axle, this phenomenon is absent, since I replaced the hubs right before installing this tyre set.

Bought the set of tires for the second time, everything suits me.