Yokohama Geolander A/T-S

Jeff C. · Apr 11, 2007

Anyone have experience with these? They are a lot cheaper than BFG AT's in the size I need for my wife's liberty. I am looking for a good highway ride, wet road and snow traction, deep sand flotation, and puncture resistance. There is a $40 rebate on them right now.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/BigPi...s&tireMake=Yokohama&tireModel=Geolandar+A/T-S

jdurbach · Apr 11, 2007

My friend had them on his bronco. They are a good tire in dry conditions but rain and ice were scary with the large tread blocks and little siping. Also they started cupping badly and got VERY loud. My friend checked the pressure every couple of weeks and rotated every oil change too. He now has the BFG as do I and he is much happier with them over the yokos

barillms · Apr 11, 2007

All ATs are pretty much the same. They're fine.

xj_mike · Apr 11, 2007

Might want to also check Bridgestone Dualer AT REVO's. The REVO's have been working great so far and if you do a search, you'll find a lot of happy people. About the only thing it has not gotten me up is deep, soft sand. I almost made it but the one XJ I was with only made it because of front and rear lockers. I have neither so I didn't feel so bad.

rehab · Apr 12, 2007

xj_mike said:
Might want to also check Bridgestone Dualer AT REVO's. The REVO's have been working great so far and if you do a search, you'll find a lot of happy people. About the only thing it has not gotten me up is deep, soft sand. I almost made it but the one XJ I was with only made it because of front and rear lockers. I have neither so I didn't feel so bad.

My girlfriend has them on her jeep and they do very well. she has no problem following me through the trial until the mud gets deep. but other than that, they are a great all around tire. they are awesome in the sand, ice and rain. plus they wear pretty good.

Shogun · Apr 12, 2007

Great tires, performance-wise. I ran a set on the XJ and also the wifes Liberty. Good dry/wet handling (I run it like a sports car, lotsa Gs), reasonable noise, good puncture resistance, all compared to Wranglers (junk).

Now for the other shoe dropping; very poor longevity. The Liberty (mostly easy wife driving) got almost 25000 miles, but really gasping at 20k.

Nope, I'll noy buy another set.

sheeks175 · Apr 12, 2007

My buddy had a set of those and a set of BFG AT. He said that the Geolanders were way better. They ride good on the road too.
-Patrick

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