Yoko Geolandar A/T+II ???
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From: New Orleans LA
Yoko Geolandar A/T+II ???
Getting to be that time, baby needs a new pair of shoes.
Any feedback on the Yokohama Geolandars? I can get them for U$88 shipped but would like some reviews before ordering.
Alternatively the Geolandar HTs are about U$100 shipped.
I do mostly paved roads with an occasional dirt track and grassy field.
oney is tight so Michelins or Bridgestone Revos are out.
Thanks
Fritz
Any feedback on the Yokohama Geolandars? I can get them for U$88 shipped but would like some reviews before ordering.
Alternatively the Geolandar HTs are about U$100 shipped.
I do mostly paved roads with an occasional dirt track and grassy field.
oney is tight so Michelins or Bridgestone Revos are out.
Thanks
Fritz
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From: Commerce Twp, MI
The Geolander A/T +II is a great tire, but it won't last as long as the Revos or Michelin LTX A/T (or LTX M&S). Mony may be tight now, but if tire A lasts 40k miles for $88 + 15 installed and Tire B costs $100 + $15 installed but lasts 60k miles, then the better value is the more expensive tire now. Just make sure you evaluate that before making your final decision.
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Joined: Apr 2001
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From: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
I have the Yoko Geolanders A/T II for about 15,000 miles. So far they are a great tire. They are great in the mud, rain and aren't to loud. The tire dealership warned me about tire wear and suggested rotating tires every time I change the oil. Plus they look great on the truck. Hope this helps