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The M/T I'm considering is the Yokohama Geolandar M/T G003. They're the highest rated in every category.
There was a member in a minitruck for the snow run - red with a tube steel bed - and I briefly spoke with him about them. He was happy with their performance and road noise, but had only run them for about 5k if I remember correctly.
Anyone else running these that can speak to their performance?
The M/T I'm considering is the Yokohama Geolandar M/T G003. They're the highest rated in every category.
There was a member in a minitruck for the snow run - red with a tube steel bed - and I briefly spoke with him about them. He was happy with their performance and road noise, but had only run them for about 5k if I remember correctly.
Anyone else running these that can speak to their performance?
That was my dad in the mini you talked with. They work well on that truck, but it has been a crawler with little daily driver duties.
We have another set on a 3rd gen 4runner, tires have about 1/3 tread life and are a bit sketchy in slick conditions.
Oh, yah they suck in snow just like ALL mt’s. I’ve always had a 2nd set of wheels/tires for the winter. If you’re looking for one set of tires year round then buy all terrain's.
Contrary to Dave’s comment above, I am of the school of thought that mud terrains are worse in loose sand. And I’ve driven a lot of sand from Wyoming to Jordan and Baja.
I’ve always run all terrain’s and my current A. of choice is the Kenda Klever AT/2. I have the RT on long cruiser and they do just fine also looking more aggressive.
My daily driver has the Geolander G015 which can do light all terrain duty, and love that tire.
Finally pulled the trigger on a set of Yokohama Geolandar X A/T. They're beefy little suckers. Going to roll with sidewall option 1 and see if it grows on me. Option 2 looks less directional.
All these new tire names…”I run the Beaver Teef Flap Jackers because they bite well and slap the mud!”
I can’t run any of them with 15’s Maybe the Kenda otherwise tried and true BFG it is.
All these new tire names…”I run the Beaver Teef Flap Jackers because they bite well and slap the mud!”
I can’t run any of them with 15’s Maybe the Kenda otherwise tried and true BFG it is.