Yokohama Geolandar X-AT | Great hybrid tires for large trucks.
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Here is a review on the Yokohama Geolandar X-AT. I like the Geolandar X-AT a lot and at it's price point, it offers some real value for hybrid tires. This Yokohama Geolandar would be great for 3/4 and 1 Ton trucks. Let me know what you think. Thanks!
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Have a set of these on my lifted Colorado 7 (265/75/R16). Absolutely awesome both on and off road is all I can say. Outstanding in deep mud and good positive control in all terrain. Best tire I have had yet.
You are the best tire reviewer on TH-cam. Thanks I like this tire! Might buy it next.
Thanks!!!
Got talked into a set of these over the Falkens. Love my rig but love these tyres more. Bit of a rough ride unloaded, but that’s life. Performance is just perfect for a weekend warrior. Attitude on wet road is fkn brilliant! 👍
Heard nothing but great things about this tire brother. I heard the geolander M/T G003 is a monster too and totally liveable which is awesome to hear. Thank you again boss!
Right on
Thank you for this review, I’ve been looking at these and the General Grabber ATX for my Dakota. I really like these Yokohamas.
Glad I could help! Try the Grabber ATX
I’ve watched a few of your videos researching my next set of tires and I wish I could buy from you here in Oklahoma. Good honest reviews man.
Thanks 👍
Just got a 35x12.5 set for my silverado. These tires are quieeettttt and smooth! Very nice for a all terrain tire. And aggressive looking too.
awesome video! keep these up, very informative.
Thanks!
Watched your review of the Yoko MT003 and had the best ride on my 4Runner ever. I have a GX now and I was going to go with the KO2 but my gut and mind is telling me stick with Yoko. It rains a lot here in southern VA and the KO2’s give me slide sometimes. Even in 4WD in snow. Falken MT just was just loud and stiff. But Yoko has always been good to me. Time for my 3 rd set I see. Great job with your reviews. I even put a set of the Continental DWS on my 16 Civic. Now those are going to go on the ‘19 Civic.
Howzit Matt. I slept on your great review. Recently, I experienced an incident where my BFG ko2's sidewall was tested to the max. It survived, was extremely happy. I'm sold on 3 ply sidewall. Good tyre by Yokohama.
Thanks for the feedback!
I just bought my 2nd set of these tires (37x13.50x17). 1st set went 52k miles on my 2020 Jeep Gladiator.
Great review! 🤙
I have these on my dual cab 79 series, have taken it off road in Australian highlands and done trip up east coast of Australia. Its also my daily and after nearly 90k kms they still have heaps of tread. They are quieter than previous Coopers. Will replace with these same if they ever wear out!
Good review thanks, I was thinking about putting me set on my 2019 Jeep JLU Rubicon. I have Pit Bull Rockers on their now and boy do they howl! Would love to put the PBR on my old truck since I don't drive it unless I need it. Thanks again for the review!
Awesome!
Great video thanks for the information.
Thanks for watching!
I've put 30k+ miles on my 33inch set, and they have worn very well (about 12mm left). I've abused them hard on off-road tracks (sharp rocks/gravel/bushland), sometimes without the right pressures, due to my laziness at times to be honest. Never had a puncture or any damage.
I love them. I'm upgrading to 35inch version of them now, I trust them to be just as good.
@chris beerad the 295/70/r17 starts at 18mm tread depth
@chris beerad read the manufactures specifications, don't just guess things!
Great overview. I really want to see a set of these in person.
They look pretty cool on a HD Pickup.
Great review. Just picked up a set of 265/75/16 for my lifted Tacoma. So nice love the tire
Awesome!!!
How have your set of tires been for you ? Wet weather handling/snow/mud?
Ira Jackson sorry for the late response. Tires are great. Just in rain so far. Some gravel roads as well. Great tire. Road noise is very slight. No huge mpg loss either.
I love the sidewall on these. How do they look in person? You're the man brother! Great review.
Not bad at all. I like the way it looks.
Those look great.
Correct!
I trust this dude and I am getting those tires
Thanks!
If I had to guess, mesa means table in Spanish…I’d say the side lugs that look flat are Mesa, and the ones that look like small mountain summits are probably summit. Great video! Thanks for the info.
Im running these in size 33-12.5r20 an there absolutely awesome, only thing i say is they do love to throw those rocks, i had to get fender flares , but ill be running these only ,an they have 45 k warranty most don't have warranties on them.
Awesome, thanks for the feedback!!!
Matt, I now have over 14k miles on them. Really a great tire...tracks very straight, keeps its balance now for 5000 miles, slightly quieter and I like them better than my Ridge grapplers. Very good in the snow. They are also Taller and wider compared to the others in the same size. I presently have the 295 65 20's. I just added a 3" Carli level lift and they look great but I might go to the 37's.
Man those Carli Lifts are the best. I would love to put the 3.25 Pintop on my ram! Thanks for the feedback!!!
@@CampusautoCo I went with the basic Carli level...3" on the 7.3 gas Ford. Rides almost like my 1/2 ton GMC...softer ride, handles the same and with these stiffer Yokohama's handles my loads much better. Best suspension level lift I have ever had.
Good review. I'm looking at getting 285/75r18's for my 2017 f250.
I think you will be pleasantly surprised!
Got a set going on tomorrow, on my 2022 Tundra . 👍🏽
How have they done?
Great review as usual and now the ultimate showdown between MT G003 and X-AT in over rocks and mud.
That would be awesome!
@@CampusautoCo looking forward
hey can you do a review on the geolandar a/t xd? would love to hear your insights on that tire.
I really like this guy! 😏👍
These tires look great, and great videos, thank you! I am in jersey and plow with my F 250 residentially. We don’t get a ton of snow, but when we do I am out and about, do you have any experience with these in snowy conditions? I know 3 peak would be best but i am only in snow 5-10 times a year if that so I am not convinced 3 peak is necessary.... I almost went with the wild peak AT3W, but I cannot get over the weight of the tire
I think this tire will be good for you. You made a good choice.
I believe Yokohama has a tire manufacturing plant in West Point Mississippi and a car tire plant in Virginia so they are made in the US in most cases.
Yes you are correct they do have a plant in Salem, VA right near me.
Great review..I might try them out on my 20 F250 7.3. Truck came with Michelon 275 65 R20 and I am wanting slightly larger/wider using the factory wheels...so a 295 65 R20 .35.1 How do these compare to BFG KO 2s, which I know is just a AT tire. I have Nitto Ridge Grapplers on my 15 super-duty and want something quieter but still decent looking for this truck. Thanks for any help
I think the Yokohama would be a good choice.
Great Review! For a Ram 2500 4x4, would you go with this tire or the MT Baja ATZ P3?
Sure! You could also try the General Grabber ATX
This tire wasn't even on my radar. It just moved to the top of my list. Thanks!
This tire vs General ATX? Both new, cutting edge tech and different from Ridge Grappler / KO2. Your choice? Love them both. My SUV is a Lexus GX470. I'm leaning towards the General only because of the 'C' load. Geolander only comes in E which is 10 lbs heavier than my stock Michelins. Thanks!
Do the Grabber ATX.
Thinking about these on my 09 Audi Q5 ?
Hi thanks for the review. I just wanted to enquire, are these as physically as tall in any given size as the Nitto Trail Graplers, Toyo RT K02 etc? Are they larger or smaller compared to other brands please?
Slightly wider but slightly shorter
Would love to see an alternative set of mud tires reviewed. Yokohama Geolander 003 MT, Goodyear MT/R Kevlar (oldie with mixed reviews) and Milestar Patagonia MT (YTuber fave).
Stay tuned!
@@CampusautoCo Awesome!
Awesome review! I currently have the Nitto Ridge Grapplers for ~1yr. I've kind of hated them since put on, regret decision. 285x75r18.
I am now looking to swap and purchase these X-AT's. You think they'll have less road noise and better ride quality than the nitto's? I now feel the NItto's are overpriced.
I'm thinking the noise will be about the same. I do feel like the Nittos are over priced these days.
Hi Matt, Thanks for another great video, I was hoping it might have the 3 peaks for use as a snow tyre aswell, is this not the case, I am from the UK and travelling around North America in my truck camper, my truck is based at my Dads in Toronto, I will be heading south to Nashville in December, I like your videos and I have learnt a lot and would like to bring my business to you, My question is the following:- Is it cheaper to buy tyres in Virginia US, than Ontario Canada? I was thinking after taking your advice to get the BF Goodridge A/T KO2 - Thanks Amanda
I would say your best bet is to buy those tires before you leave on your trip just to be on the safe side. The K02 will be fine. You can also try the General Grabber ATX.
Campus Automotive Inc Hi Matt, sorry for the delay in replying, thanks for the advice, I am flying out early December to Canada form the UK, when I arrive I am going to check out local tyre shops and get the tyres sorted, maybe one day i will be passing by your shop and will stop and buy you a coffee to say thanks for great videos and advice.
I was about to buy some ridge grapplers, but I may pick this up
I think they will be a good choice.
Campus Automotive Inc I really wanted them they look like great tires. But they don’t make the 295/60R20 I needed. So I went with the ridge grappler. But I think the X-AT is a better looking tire.
Any feelings about this baby in the rain? It looks like it's going to be good in the snow but I need something that's good in slush and puddles too. Got a manual Nissan xterra. Between the gearing and the 265 width it's naturally a little iffy on compromised pavement.
It would probably be ok.
Really like this tire but I haven't found many reviews on it - some of my customers are looking for an aggressive tire that has plenty of snow traction and I want recommend this tire but I don't how well it performs in the snow. Any info would be appreciated!
I think its going to be good in the snow. I think this tire will will become a favorite as soon as its readily available.
Mat between the two which one
Would you Recommend for a Chevy ZR2 Colorado dirt ,gravel,grass,some Mud, ice
Moderate to DEEP SNOW winter use Offroad and on the highway !!
GENERAL GRABBER X3 LT 255/75R17- LT265/70R17 OR YOKOHAMA GEOLANDER X-AT
LT 265/70R17
General or Yokohama???
so would you let me know
KEEP UP WITH THE GREAT INFO WORK 🤙👍🇺🇸Thank you
The Vermonter Bert Saldi
Try the Yokohama and let me know how they do!
nice review! Is this louder than Falken Wildpeak at3w?
Yes they are.
Matt, Im thinking of trying these tires on my 20 F250. 295 65 R20. They have 588 rev vs 592 on others like BFG, Nitto, Toyo....does that mean they are true to their size and taller than the others. Who makes the tallest tire in that size that you know of. Thanks for the help.
Man, I really don't know the answer to that question. Usually Generals and BFG's run a little taller than Nitto and Toyo.
I have a 2012 Jeep CG WK2 Overland. It has the 265/50/r20. It came with Nitto G2's on them. They do GREAT in the mud I've had them in BUT... Absolutely suck on wet roads.
Any recommendations? I do like the Falken A/t3w BUT have heard they suck in mud. I like going from time to time.
26565R20 BFG K02
@@CampusautoCo ?
Jeffrey K You can go up a size and get a whole lot more options. I recommend moving to a 2656520 BF Goodrich K02. The Falken would be fine too if you can the size you have. If you have the 3.6 stay with the 2656020 but if you have a Hemi, you can go up a size.
@@CampusautoCo Got the Hemi. I don't think I can, it has air suspension on it. I'm leaning on those Wildpeaks but I'm iffy about them. All reviews I've heard is in the snow. I don't make much $ so the BF's are out.. Its hard to pick. My bigger issue is these Nittos seemed to do so good in mud, great in gravel but SUCK in the rain. Plus I have no clue how many miles are on them. So, it's hard to sell..
What do you recommend for an F-150 that is used for hunting. I hit a little mud every now and then. I have Ridge Grapplers on my F-250, but I was quoted a great price on this tire at the local tire shop.
I think these would be a good choice!
@@CampusautoCo Thanks so much for the response
I get that it’s probably not what they were going for, but the 3-peak rating would seal the deal. Looks like it’s got as many or more biting edges compared with a Toyo CT.
I agree with that too!
I have a 2020 Chevy 2500. Which hybrid tire would you recommend as the best? Yokohama XAT, Nitto Ridge Grappler, Dick Cepek EXP?
I like that Yokohama X-AT best out of the three choices.
Just ordered a set of these in 35x12.5r20 to stuff on my leveled 2020 ram 1500. Having trouble choosing which sidewall to run.
Whichever you think looks best.
@@CampusautoCo went with the summit.
@@JJSW-gy1ki - How are the tires working out? Noisy? How are they in wet/rain?
@@anthonygiordano3991 they've been great so far. Minimal noise to be an AT, no problems in the rain.
@@JJSW-gy1ki - Thanks man.
Matt, What do you think the rolling resistance on this tire is less then the general grabber ATX?
No. It would probably have more rolling resistance but not by much.
Ciao con lo Yokohama G015 quante miglia in condizioni normali possono percorrere? Grazie
How would you rate these tyres against Cooper S/T Maxx and Micky Thomson ATZ P3. Thanks
I think these tires are better than the ones you described.
I put 5 of these in a load range E 10ply rated on my ZR2 Bison in 265/70-17 (32") had duratracs in a SL 4ply rated they are heavy but offroad I don't want a flat I trust these Yokohama X-AT tires to get me to hell and back on the trail. Socal 🏜 running and rocks they are great.
Awesome!
I had 3 ply side wall Coopers and they cracked when you run into a flat tire.By the time you stop 50 yards further, they have cracks on the side wall.
Nice video Tater!! What is the going price on these babies??
Lol. Check Tire Rack!
I really like these want to try on my truck how are they in the snow?
I think you would like them.
Thank you for these videos very informative.
Bought these and have it on the mesa side
Thanks for letting us know.
Does this tire have the 3 peak certification? Thanks!!!
No
I live in south east Virginia and we see more rain and some ice. I look for 3 Peak rated tires for the added benefit. Your views on this tire in 3 Peak rating for my Ram 2500, please. Thanks.
I don't think this tire is 3peak snowflake rated. Look at the General Grabber ATX
@@CampusautoCo I'm leaning towards the MT Baja Boss A/T.
@@wannabeangler try getting them. Backordered for months. Wanted them bad but gave up.
@@briancoburn5320 I see them on eBay. Now getting KO2 instead.
I hope they make it in a C load!
I'm not sure if they will or not. I would bet they probably will.
Im about to out these tommorow on my 2012 navara stx 550 should i get these?
I think you will like them.Go ahead and try them.
@@CampusautoCo ty
How does the rd noise compare to the BFG AT thanks
This tire will make more noise on the road than the BFG.
Looking for six tires LT235/80R17
Hello Matt! I'd buy these tires if only they were made for my size (265-60r18). I'm looking for something that has an agressive look, good for wet conditions, but I want to keep the sound level as low as possible... I have couple of models in mind, Nitto's ridge grappler is a contender, Falken wildpeak at3w, goodyear duratrac and maybe the BFGKO2. I live in Canada, I have a dedicated set of winter tires, 3 peak mountain is not mandatory. What would you suggest? I know you're not a fan of Falken, but they are much cheaper... that being said, which model would provide the best bang for my money overall? If you have any other model to suggest, be my guest!
You could do the K02 or the Ridge Grappler. Either one would be fine.
@Campus Automotive Inc thx for the quick answer, it narrow down a bit more my choices! Keep the videos coming, the're very informative!
@@CampusautoCo The ridge grappler sucks in wet weather and you keep suggesting them. Want to go with either MT or XAT geolander and you keep bringing up the grapplers. I have a lifted 7" , mega cab and need 37"s though they even look dinky on this truck. Which one is it going to be for best all around 80/20 on /off road? Oh, and in Colo were we get real weather. 10,000lb truck, 37x13,5x22's, some towing, love aggressive look. Love Toyo MT but also suck in wet weather. Most 3 peaks only come in 12.5. Don't make the grade for this truck.
Little late here but Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T. INCREDIABLE TIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The peak is the "summit" the flat is the "mesa"
Got it!!
Do you think BFGoodrich is working on a hybrid tire design?
Bill Hooks They better be!
Campus Automotive Inc I emailed them inquiring about the possibility of a hybrid tire design but had no luck getting the response I was looking for. Let me know if you ever hear anything! I really enjoy your tire review videos!
4 years later I think it's better suited for midsized trucks lol...some potential wear issues with bigger trucks I noticed...
is more comfortable than ko2s Much softer ride?
I think the K02 has a softer ride
Really want these but these might be overkill for a 4 Runner...??
kinda depends where you're going with your 4runner lol
Is the Falken Wildpeak AT3w a 3 ply sidewall as well?
No
2 ply
2
depends on which load rating you get. E loads are, if I'm not mistaken. Plus the tread is thicker in the E load than the D or C/ Extra load rated.
Jason Ingle I think you are mistaken.
Like your reviews. Maybe move the label out of the way so we can study the tread pattern while you talk
Duly noted.
YeA it would really help
good vid bruh. I'm getting them tomorrow Yokohama 37x12.50R17 Tire, GEOLANDAR X-AT - 110116004
How was your experience till now?
dude, ya remind me of Brett Favre
Lol
@@CampusautoCo hey, hopefully you can give advice on these tires as well as Brett could scramble out of the pocket... I am between these tires and the Nitto Ridge Grapplers for my new, 2020 Ford Ranger. If I am honest, I will be using them 90% on roads, and just want a tire that lasts long, wears evenly and isn't too loud. Do you have a recommendation between these two tires for me? Thanks!!
Private video?
It shouldnt be private. Let me check on that.
Campus Automotive Inc its public now
I actually like tyre noise. LoL
Ok.
I got a year ago. No where near as good as a general at2. Hunts the road dosen't like heavy loads. Going back with the Generals
Good to know. Thanks for the feedback.
@@CampusautoCo Must be on a Toyota or Subaru cause general only makes dinky tires.
@@briancoburn5320 Sure 👌
Weight of tire? Heavy tires destroys fuel mileage.
This one is pretty heavy but not as heavy as a Ridge Grappler.
one of the worst tires i have ever run. terrible in snow, wore terribly, zero traction on wet pavement from a stop, down right dangerous on ice. would never buy again. tread profile is way to round with super stiff sidewalls causes the center to wear out quickly or the edges to wear out quickly no matter the pressures. i had high hopes for this tire.
What do you like for snow?
Hi Matt, Thanks for another great video, I was hoping it might have the 3 peaks for use as a snow tyre aswell, is this not the case, I am from the UK and travelling around North America in my truck camper, my truck is based at my Dads in Toronto, I will be heading south to Nashville in December, I like your videos and I have learnt a lot and would like to bring my business to you, My question is the following:- Is it cheaper to buy tyres in Virginia US, than Ontario Canada? I was thinking after taking your advice to get the BF Goodridge A/T KO2 - Thanks Amanda
Thank you so much for your kind word! I think the price would dependon exchange rates so Im not sure where they would be cheaper. I would probably get them before I left Canada. The K02 should work great for you. You can also consider the General Grabber ATX. Both are 3 peak mountain snow rated.
Hi Matt, thanks for the advice, if I have any further questions should I contact you via your website form? Thanks Amanda
@@amandac6681 No. Email me at campusautomotive@yahoo.com. It's faster. Thanks!