Yokohama Geolander AT-S's
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Yokohama Geolander AT-S's
I was reviewing many of the tire thread's and I noticed a few people mention these tires. I have a patient who owe's me money and he owns his own motorsports shop and I had a severe need for tires. So the old barter method came into play. He says he can get me some Geolander AT-S's in 315/75/16 and the price is right- $204 mounted for a D rated tire. So I say go. I wanted a fairly aggressive AT tire design and the pictures of them on line looked okay, but man they look really good in person. I went down this afternoon at lunch and had the two back tires mounted. We are going to hold off a few weeks to get the fronts because he's paying for them and I don't want him to have to come out of pocket for all 4 too close together. When I saw them I was very happy with what they look like and they ride very nicely. I saw that several people over the last 2 years have bought them, I was wondering what they wear like? For me it's not a huge issue because the price was right but if they are a decent wearing tire it's always a plus.
Here are some pics for anyone considering them:
Here is a good look at the tread. Pretty good looking I think.
Here are some pics for anyone considering them:
Here is a good look at the tread. Pretty good looking I think.
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Hey Bratmaster, whaddup. I had those tires on a 3/4 ton Suburban 4x4. They rode great and really grabbed the road, wet or dry. I had no issues with them with the bit of off-roading that I did. The compound then was a bit soft, hence the excellent grip, so expect some wear. The thing that bothers me most about YOUR tires is the fact that they are D rated and not an E rating. These heavy trucks really do need an E rated tire.
Good luck and GO TEXANS!!!
Good luck and GO TEXANS!!!
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Howzit going Joe? I haven't had any issues with D rated tires especially with the widths that I have been running. They handle the loads well. I have my 29 foot travel trailer loaded on them in those pictures. Not a lot of flex and they rode smooth in the 5 miles of 60mph highway use I did with them today.
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sure do! im running E's on the dually. they have ben holding up nicely but i dont put that many miles on my rig. maybe 12,000 miles since ive had them and they still look new.....
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