Yokohama Geolandar M/T G003 LT255/75R17 111/108Q Light Truck Tire

Ive been running Toyos for over 20k. They where good. I tried these because I liked them on a vehicle several yrs ago. I cant begin to express how much softer and smoother they ride and how much less road noise they put out! If they even come close to matching the miles I got on the Toyos I won't ever buy anything else.

Came very quick 3 days and $30 cheaper then anyone else. Tire looked excellent! Definitely going to order 2 more very soon.

Put 33x12.50 22 on a 19’ Silverado LTZ and couldn’t be happier. Great tire, they look great and traction is great in all conditions. Even on pavement with heavy rain at highway speeds, zero hydroplane. The ride quality for this as an M/T is just as good as ANY all season tire. Off-road is where they really shine, truck is a 6.2 and these tires don’t spin, they just bite. They clean out out good, they don’t sling rocks. I honestly have zero complaints. AND they have 65,000 mile warranty on a 33x12.50 22 M/T Will definitely buy again.

Fast shipping! Product as described and new tires.

I drive an 80 series land cruiser 6 inch lift on 37s. I have had steering oscillation issues for a very long time. I bought a set of atturo trail blade MTS to combat the issue. However two of the tires developed runout making the issue worse in no time. I then went for these tires because they are renowned for being quiet and smooth. Even though I have bad wheels as well, installing these G003s cleaned up my ride quality amazingly. Now I can go over 68 mph, doesnt wobble from 40-50 mph anymore, my issues are cured and I can drive to work and home in peace. I am definitely now a believer in spending premium money for mud tires especially for sensitive solid front 4x4s like the 80 series

I have the 2.5 inch ready lift leveling kit w/ the corresponding spacers to keep the geometry of the suspension correct. I had 34” Milestar Patagonias before these Yokohamas. I had a set of these 33” Yokohamas before the Milestars. The 1st set of Yokohamas lasted me 66k miles, the Milestars Lasted me 40k miles. The Yokohamas are about $150 more a tire but I’d say they’re worth it. The milestars are dead quiet, quieter than the Yokohamas, but the Yokohamas are still pretty quiet compared to the Nitto Mud Grapplers. The Nittos sounds like a single engine prop plane is flying above you at all times. These Yokohamas have probably the best looking sidewall of any M/T tire on the market, and are about $100 cheaper than Toyos but last just as long. I’d recommend these tires.

Impressed with these. No issues in sandy, soggy, low country terrain. Tread throws out clogs quick. I don't eat half the trail while I'm hanging out of the window. I don't see rooster tails for a half mile, when entering pavement off a trail. All good attributes. Drove to Tallahassee from Savannah the weekend they were installed and they rode great. Front end didn't feel to heavy, no floating or ballooning. Super quiet for a mud tire. The Cooper's on my YJ howl like a sled dog. Great tire so far. Time will tell how the tread wear goes.

Has been an excellent set of tires for my wife's 2017 Jeep Wrangler, though they are extremely hard to keep balanced. Tread life is on the poor side, and road noise is exceptionally harsh, especially if they aren't balanced regularly. Wet and dry traction is excellent. Handling is more responsive over stock Wrangler tires because they are a stuffer rubber. The downside is the ride quality suffers. Where these tires are great is in wet, sloppy snow. They do pack up in powdery snow, but still handle well even when packed up. They look good if that matters to you. Overall I like these, but I would explore other options if they become any too much more expensive, especially for highway travel since the tread is tangibly, visibly 1mm to 2mm less after every 3,000 miles/per oil change. We got about 20,000 out of this last set, which was 2 years. Traction on ice ruts, and even freshly plowed down to glassy ice, the traction was outstanding so long as you drove cautiously. I would almost consider these snow tires for that reason.