Yokohama Geolandar H/T G056 

this tire is great on handling and ride comfort on wet or dry roads. I would definitely buy these tires again.

Had these Yokohama's on now for 3 days. They were put on during a significant snowstorm so I was able to test drive them immediately. Traction was great. I researched these thoroughly before buying. It was between the Geolandar's G056 and the Michelin LX2's. I went with the Geolandar's due to significant price difference but similar ratings, and past history with Yokohama's. I am pleased. they performed extremely well in the snow. Deep tread design grips well, and noise level is down substantially from my previous tires.

I've only had these tires on car for a week a little over 200 miles. Been snowing and freezing in north east. But these tires are great in snow/slush. Very smooth and quiet, and the 5k pound suv feels more nimble in cornering. Going on a 100 mile drive to Poconos this weekend, looking forward to the drive.

Purchased these tires to replace OEM Michelin Latitude. Surprisingly better ride, noise level and handling. Experienced through snow and icy condition and the tires handle exceptionally well for all season type.

This is my 2nd set of Yokohama tires for my Toyota and they perform great. I live in the Sierras by Lake Tahoe and see every type of driving condition. Very dependable tires.

While maybe intended for lighter SUV's, the Yokohama handles my 5870lb. curb weight truck very well. The sidewalls have some "give" in hard cornering, which causes a little front-end "push", but the smoother, quieter ride is more than an even trade-off. The push occurs only in 90%+ handling on VERY HARD cornering. The lateral traction is such that setting the truck into a "drift" isn't possible, which is just as well, as this heavy a vehicle gets "hairy" with small road bumps in a drift. My wheels are 20" x 9" which limits my tire choices a lot. The GeoLander 650 being brand-new didn't have many owner reviews yet. I can honestly say I'll put them up against the Michelin Latitude top-of-the line tire with little trade-off. Tread-wear may not be quite as good, or ice/snow traction (I'll see about that), but they are a different class than the OEM Goodyear Wrangler T/R's. They may not make your pick-up handle like a Porsche, but they are about as good as you can get IMHO. They also handle the 414HP /465 ft/lb's of my lightly modded Hemi well. Stopping traction on wet/dry pavement is outstanding, especially at the limit where the ABS cuts in. I am extremely happy with the tires so far. For a 2WD truck on streets and highway they are an outstanding value too.

This is my 3rd set of Yokohoma's with no regrets or complaints. I went with the largest/widest tire my OEM wheel would take. The handling and confidence these tires provide have made these my tire brand of choice.

I put these on my truck instead of LT tires, best thing I've done .. I was getting beat to heck, single cab HD's are extremely rough and these tires make me smile when I drive again, it's an unbelievable difference in comfort .. and I can still put over 2 tons in the bed.

First of all, my ratings of 8 are just because I like the tires, but haven't had enough experience to really give an honest opinion. My previous tires were Goodyear Fortera HL. They were noisy and rough. Never paid much attention to the noise or roughness because that's what my Pilot came with, but when I put the Yoko's on, the road noise was cut in about half. It takes potholes much easier/smoother and is a joy to ride, and we have a lot of potholes in my area! I always had poor wet traction when accelerating from zero with my goodyears, but that seems to have only slightly improved with these tires. Again that's acceleration traction on wet, not braking which so far hasn't been a problem. I think that issue is partially because I have a front wheel drive-only SUV and it has good low-end torque. I've stuck with yoko's for my wife's Accord for some time and it's a brand I'm not disappointed in. Good price/quality balance.

I run dedicated winter tires on my truck and these Yoko's are my "summer" set of tires. I finally took off my Firestone Winterforces and put these on a couple weeks ago. They are hands down the smoothest, quietest, best riding truck tires I've ever purchased, and this includes having had Michelins.

3 of the tires took just .25 OZ weights, one on each side, and one took a 1.75 OZ on the outside to zero out.

I'm glad I went with them! At their price you'd make a mistake not to...

With 25,000 miles treadwear the tires still have plenty of tread left. I believe another 10 to 15K is possible. On time rotation has to be a factor for the even treadwear/extended life. Will DEFINITELY purchase another set.

I’ve purchased this same tire several times for various vehicles. Usually get between 60 to 70 thousand miles out of them with zero issues. Always rotating at 5000 mile increments.