Yokohama Geolandar A/T4 G018 Reviews

8k on these so far. Ran through gnarly lake effect snow storms plowing (Buffalo) and these did not let me down. They handle great wet and dry. They have been durable not wearing more than 1/64 in the center.

I've put 2,000 miles on so far and have been in ice, snow rain and dry. So far they've exceeded my expectations. I've not been in deep snow but cannot wait to try them. The have a little road noise at interstate speed but overall an excellent tire for all around adventure including haling our 18' box trailer

Great tire so far. I've run about every tire out there and this is by far the best in the rain for a truck. Minimal snow use so far but in my opinion all new tires are decent but they seem great. Some noise present on the highway but very minimal.

Great tire! Low rolling resistance, quiet, aggressive enough offroad, handling in all weather, and balances well. Will buy again.

Tire balanced well, has performed well in snow and rain. Quiet ride and my MPGs went up a bit. Highly recommend.

I drove them home from the shop and to the alignment shop, and I could feel the difference right away...very smooth ride and grip on the dry road was impressive, compared to existing other brand tires. Can't wait for more snow to test on the roads.

I didn't find many reviews of this tire online, so I bought them based of the solid history of its predecessor, the G015. These tires are solid in the dry, sure footed in the wet. I brought them up to a local Nordic trail center and was extremely pleased with how they handled in the snow. Less than 2000 miles on them so treadwear is unknown, and I'm a little disappointed by how noisy they are, but they are much better than the Cooper AT3 XLT's they replaced. I'm pleased so far.

Great on and off road traction. Low noise, comfortable, durable, and balances easy. Great in inclement weather. Will buy another set for my other vehicles.

I replaced a set of Michelin highway tires with these Yokohama's because I got new OEM aluminum wheels and wanted something a bit more durable/aggressive when driving around my property. They are classified as "on road" all terrain which I think is ridiculous. Aside from the noise not being as bad as some all-terrain tires are and good traction in the yard, I don't have a lot of great things to say about them. I find them to make the truck wander all over the road on the interstate. The steering feel has a nice weight, but it feels unsettled as you add input in the turns. Braking is not good in the wet or dry. I feel like I have to push the brake pedal much further to stop, and I have had a few times where I wasn't sure the truck is going to stop. I do not feel confident that my truck could make emergency maneuvers or stops as it did before. My gas mileage has gone down from 18-19 MPG average to around 16 MPG. Traction in the winter is TERRIBLE. I cannot believe these tires have the 3PMS designation. With the Michelins I could usually make it up my driveway in 2WD. With these Yokohama's the truck is immediately stuck unless I'm in 4x4. I also have experienced the scary phenomenon of stopping in the driveway and continuing to slide down the driveway. I would not recommend these tires especially for the price. I'm probably going to take a loss and get another set of high-end highway tires.