Yokohama Geolandar AT GO15 on a Toyota Tacoma mid size Truck
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2021
- Let's check out the Yokohama Geolandar AT GO15 I put on my Toyota Tacoma in size 265 75 16. I even included a test drive on the pavement, a short stretch of ice, and some light offroad. This video is just my opinion on the tires I have on my truck. I do not have a crew or a person filming me like some TH-camrs it's just me thinking outside the box. I'm hoping with practice my one-man video show will become more refined. *Always run the tire pressure stated by the vehicle manufacturer. Keep them balanced and have your vehicle aligned often. Thank you for watching and please check out the pile of other videos I've uploaded for a good laugh.
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Finally, someone knows how to do an actual real world review of a tire!
Thank you, I’ve done a bunch of Yokohama reviews in different elements. Be sure and check them all out.
Thankyou for your take. I’m getting same tire for my 2016Tacoma.
Thanks for the review, excellent balance of information
Thanks for the review on these. You just convinced me to get a set. I realise you definitely put in a lot of effort to produce this video. Great camera angles!
Oh! I definitely love the White lettering.
I also appreciate that they are a cheaper tire. Thanks
Defined cheaper, Yokohama are great tires period
Those are some great camera angles. Just bought a set for my 4Runner. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for commenting. I'm really happy with the tires.
Haha sir this is the best tire review. I just bought a set for my taco and this video makes me feeling really confident
Thank you
Looking for some tires for my 4Runner and this review hit the spot! As much as I like off roading I’m on the road 90% of the time so I need something good for the road more but still good for the weekend trips
Beautiful video! 👍🏻
Great Review. Thank you.
Watching this because I have a 2023 outback wilderness on order and these are factory on that trim. Now I'm even more excited hearing all the positives you have to say 👍🏻
They are great tires I run them on two vehicles. I have done many road tests in the sand, snow (search for video), and recently some heavy rain with water crossings with them. I have felt very safe. Love that Outback Wilderness, might need to add one to our household.
@@828findadventure just finished the snow video! Great content and I really appreciate it. Also love the channel name. I use 828 as my favorite number in all my user names too! Never seen anyone else who does that 👍🏻
Good review! I'm gonna go buy some tires.
Good review, thanks. Have a Wrangler JKU with BFG KO2's...too heavy and now thinking about the GO15's as my next set of tires.
I’ve been running the Geo’s for almost eight years. I have been so happy with them I hate to try something else.
Just had these put on my 06 Tacoma today. Really made the ride nice. Can't wait to hit some trails. Its a white 4x4 Access cab. I put the white letters out lol with bronze wheels. The white letters give it such an old school super off road look. Hope these last me a good while. Came from General grabber at2s and they lasted long but were a terrible ride and they started cupping from the jump.
I have Grabber atx's in 285/75/16, and mine have gotten loud to the point my wife says to get new tires and I'm thinking these yokahama's
@@Tarpmanbv1 Best tires hands down. I can't get them to lose traction. They still have the nipples and look brand new. I even bought Yokohamas for my other car. Amazing quality for the price. I got the P series tire, if you want the more aggressive look go with the LT version.
I live in Charleston SC but visit my son in Asheville NC in the winters. The Firestone LE2 tires on my tacoma where horrible this past year. Thanks for the information
I had them on my Tacoma for a few years until I traded it for a Tundra and installed them on that. I love them. Search my videos on Yokohama, I got to test them in deep snow last winter, they did great. Thanks for commenting, and if you haven't please subscribe.
I just ordered 5 for my lil ole zook. It only takes 235/60/16 with no alterations to the vehicle. Geolander was the ONLY brand that made an AT tire for my make/model. I wanted aggressive looking tread I wanted more sidewalls. I'm glad they take on air. Here in FLA when gets cold the stupid sumitomos I have loose air lol... I wanted white letters but I'll have to paint them
These tires have worked great on my trucks. Thanks for commenting.
I’m sold on these now! Thanks
They have been great tires. I don’t know if I can run anything else.
Great review! Really helpful thanks
Thanks!
Enjoyed your laid-back review! Thinking of these for my 2017 4runner. Wondering how they work in snow and if you've had any reduction in mpg....thanks
@@rorysinger5546 My gas mileage has stayed the same as when I ran the Michelin's. Even with my tires upsized from a 65 sidewall to 75 sidewalls. Because I didn't change the weight rating of my tire and stayed with an "S" class or "C" class the vehicle drives the same. Stay away from "E" class on a 4runner or Tacoma it will get you bad gas mileage and very sluggish performance. As for snow, we had very little this year but they seem to perform on what we had well. I purchased these, especially for the Three Peak Designation.
I have a 2014 Silverado 1500 with 285/75 R18 with 2 inch spacers also had to hammer back part of the body around were the tire goes but this tires are amazing!!! On snow on anything!! been having them for 4 years, the thread on all 4 tires now are not the best but they are still running strong! here in Minnesota with all this snow we are getting, definitely getting them again in a couple week but size smaller 275s I’m tired of how heavy they are but overall amazing tires!.
I was thinking about going up to 285, I’ll have to check the weight before I do. Thanks for the heads up.
I am due for a set of new AT tires, and Geolanders tires are on the top of my list for my 2002 4x4 Tacoma DC.
I've been very happy so far with these tires after 8 months. They look great as well.
Just got some on my 2001 Rav4 and there fantastic in the snow and ice
Fantastic, I had them on my Tacoma and they did great. I'm waiting for it to snow now so I can try them out with the Tundra. They are such a great tire even Subaru is putting them on their vehicles from the factory. Thanks for commenting, and if you haven't please subscribe I would really appreciate it.
Great video! Thanks !!!
Thanks!
@@828findadventure I am watching your Video from Austria :-) !
I have these in 37x12.5 R17 on my lifted silverado diesel. They are 7 years old and still in decent shape. Just ordered a set for my wife's 4runner.
That is awesome, I have been very pleased with the tires, especially for the price.
@@828findadventure unfortunately in a 37" they are not cheap. I think I paid $300 a tire 7 years ago. I bet they are more today.
@@BrianNC81 Very true but at least they last a long time.
I"m going back to my tire dealer and having them swap out 4 brand new General Grabbers for these Geolanders. For some reason my 4runner will just start vibrating all over the place and then just go smooth again with the Grabbers. They changed the fronts and said their was something wrong with tires but the vibrating came back again from time to time so i said lets go with something else so we'll see what happens. Thanks for the review!
Are those Grabbers E-Class? If so some of them need to run higher pressure than OE. Ask your tire guy. Then again I had a bad set of KO2s and had them swapped out for the Geolandars on my Tacoma. I’ve been running Geolandars for six years.
@@828findadventure no, they are just a C class.
Really strange. Well we will see if the new set solves the problem.
@@michaelwas8549 There should be absolutley zero shake at any speed. Take it back until it's correct. I know it's a pain but tires are expensive. Don't forget to get a "full alignment" not an alignment check which means nothing.
Thanks for the review - I have Defenders LTX’s on my 98 Land Cruiser - lasted 100k. 32.6” LT which come in at 50 lbs. Truck is a little slower and the 4 speed is not ideal with the heavier/larger tire. I swapped them to my 2004 Land Cruiser with a 5 speed - and shifting is fine, and the 98 shifts better with 31” tires, but the ride is mushy with P tires. I like the handling of the LT tires, and freeway cruising is smooth. I assume the sidewalls on the G015 P version are softer - I need the stiffer sidewalls (I have a motorcycle carrier which puts a lot of weight behind the bumper) - so leaning to the LT.
I run the E-Class 33.5" GO15s on my Tundra and they are a really nice ride and pretty quiet. I've been running them on my Tacoma and Tundra for years now and have zero complaints. Thanks for commenting and if you haven't please subscribe.
Love your video! How do these tires handle on wet road?
They handle great. On both my mid-sized Tacoma and now a Crew Max Tundra the tires do really well. I feel very safe. The Tundra tires are the "E" class which is a heavier tire and I have been very pleased with how quiet they are and how well they ride. I have had zero issues in the rain. Note: E-Class tires are for heavy duty use or work type trucks with a V8. The Geolandar also comes in Classes to work on midsize trucks and cars also. Thank you for commenting and if you haven't please subscribe and hit the thumbs up button, it really helps.
Helpful review..had a LC200 with factory Dunlop PT2A, thinking of getting the geolandar G015. What can you say?
Personally I love the tires. I’ve had them on two different trucks and they have done well. I will be driving on a beach with them later this year so be sure to subscribe so you get to see that. Thanks for commenting.
These tires came on my brand new ram classic tradesman quad cab 4x4 👍🛻
I just put some 275/70/18 on my Tundra, and even though they are “E” class and heavy they ride great and are reasonably quiet.
How good/bad has your tire tread wear been on these tires? I’m considering buying a set of these for my 4Runner
Tread wear was even on the Tacoma as well as my Tundra. I rotate them at 5-8k miles. Make sure they are “Road Force” balanced properly, there should be absolutely zero wobble or shake at any speed. I also recommend a full alignment at install or the same week of purchase. The Toyota dealer near me seems to be the best at alignment on Toyotas. Thanks for commenting and if you haven’t please subscribe I try and upload a video every week.
I am thinking about getting them for my 2011 Tacoma TRD Off-road because I put the Michelin LTX AT2 on there five years ago, and they have discontinued them. I am pretty salty about it since I got almost 100k miles and NEVER did an alignment. I need something that is good and quiet on the highway. I beat the hell out of my Tacoma and still rolls strong at 240k miles.
I’m still very happy with these tires. Had them on the Tacoma for five years and now my Tundra for 30k miles. Thanks for watching.
Question? I’m on the fence about these on my taco. 265/75/16 SL it says raised white lettering but I see yours are black sidewall. Is different on each side? I’m not really interested in the white in your face logos.
Same here, they are black wall on one side. Just specify which side out when they are mounted. Don’t drive away unless they are black wall out.
Thanks for commenting. As soon as it snows I will be taking them for a spin in the Tundra. Subscribe to make sure you see that video.
Just bought this for my 2006 Honda CRV size 235/70/15
That's awesome, thanks for commenting.
Just got these tires today and was able to do some off roading with them!! They perform well off road, but i am curious do you feel like your ride is a bit rougher on paved roads above 65 mph?
The "S" or "C" class ran nicely with 36 psi. The "E" class which is a stiffer sidewall tire and heavier did feel different but they were on a heavier truck. I recently swapped out my heavier truck shocks for some Bilstein 5100s and now these heavy tires feel great. Note: temperature on a cold morning might come into play if you park outside but after they warm up the tires should give you a great ride.
@@828findadventure I have the C class and the mechanic aired the tires us to 38 psi, Max pressure is 51 PSI. I will reduce down to 35-36 PSI and see how it affects the ride quality!
Those seem like great tires, how do they compare to the BF Goodrich KO2's (IMO the best all around tires for off-road and everyday driving).
No comparison, since the Geos are a softer rubber compound. Apples and Oranges except for they both being silent on the road.
Depends on the way you drive. If 50% or more of your driving is off road go for ko2 otherwise this is better
How do you think they will do on rocks like hurricanes creek or colorado
I am thinking of hitting the Passes. Engineer Ophir, Imogene, black bear and such and want to make sure there would be capable enough. 33.8” on a gx470
I haven't done any rock crawling with them, but I would definitely get the E-class load range model so the side walls are extra beefy. The E class is a stiffer tire and heavier but should provide you with a sense of safety rubbing up against rocks.
@@828findadventure these are eClass the ones I have. Leaving out of Bessemer city nc and driving west in October and wondering if I leave my Achilles desert hawk XMT or swap to the geolanders. Thank you and any other comments will be appreciated
should i put these on my 07 Subaru forester
Yes, they would have done great. I'm thinking about lifting our Legacy 2 inches and putting these on it. Thanks for commenting and I will have more Subaru videos soon.
Note: they come OE on the Outback and Forester Wilderness.
I had them on my 2010 forester and LOVED THEM now considering for my Volvo XC60 (3.0t6)
Lt pattern?
Not sure about the LT pattern, only the AT.
LT or PC ?
I believe they were the LT. I sold the truck and now have the E class of the same tire on my Tundra. I did a few videos on those as well. Thanks for commenting.
P rated SL
These or the Falken atw 3’s?
I was back and forth on the same choices. I now have the same Yokohamas on my Tundra an love them. I have done another video testing them out in the snow and they do great. Also had them in the sand last spring, no issues.
@@828findadventure Thanks for your time
@@pbkallday23 Falken has an Wildpeak AT tire now for light SUVs and cars. I have thought about trying those on my lifted Subaru. The Wilderness Outback comes with the Yokohama Geolandars but why not try something different.
@@828findadventure I would be putting something on a dodge ram 1500 5.7 hemi..that’s why I’m torn
@@pbkallday23 on my Tundra I run the E-class Yokohama 275/70/18 with heavy sidewall. They still ride really nice and are Three Mountain Peak rated. Both the Falken and the Yokohama are highly rated so which ever you choose should do very well.
mpg?
After adding the roof rack, lift and heavy rear bumper I was getting 13 city / 17 Hwy. That’s why I got a Tundra.
Are you running a p rated tire
It is a P265/75/16 114T
Load range is SL
Thanks for the information. Great video. Really helped me out. Cheers....
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