Yokohama Geolandar G055 

I have had this tire on my vehicle for about 8200 miles. I have driven in wet--flooding conditions as well as dry conditions, and I have had no problems. I have driven in wet grass--almost muddy, and I have not had a problem. I have not driven in snow yet, but that will be coming soon. I put these tires on at the end of March, and it is not the end of August. I have put 8200 miles on them, and I still have 10/32 of tread left on all 4 tires. My only complaint is that one of the steel belts moved so my car is now pulling to that side, but I believe there is a warranty for this because it is a malfunction with the tire. Overall, I highly recommend these thus far, and I will update when snowy conditions are here.

I only have approximately 2,500 miles on the 4 new Geolander tires. So far the tires have performed very well. They are quiet, and very responsive to curves or sharp turns in the road. They do well in wet weather with good road gripping performance. No experience yet in snow. A very good value for the cost.

Bought those tires to replace the summer wheels which came with my Subaru with an all-season options which combines comfort and descent handling in winter conditions and light snow. The tires performed better than expected and traction in heavy snow and ice was surprisingly well, I don't know how much the Subaru's fantastic AWD system helped but the traction control lights weren't working too hard. Tires were also very comfortable on bumps and potholes.

I love these tires. I purchased them just prior to the 2017/18 winter and now have 15,000 miles on them. This was literally the only A/T tire available for my vehicle. None the lessI did a lot of research before buying them. There is very little evidence of tread wear and the ride is more like a passenger tire than an A/T tire. We have a home at Lake Tahoe in California and wanted good tires for driving in snow. This winter in particular has been extreme and I am delighted with the performance of these tires. Combined with what I think is an excellent AWD system in the CR-V these tires have effortlessly taken me where I want to go. I would not hesitate to buy these tires again.

A set of 4 tires at 12000 miles. The tire is almost brand new looking, the tread is perfect all the way around. Tires are rotated on all the visits to the shop! Tire has been rotated three times and shows no wear.
I have been WOWed! by these tires. I have been off-road with the tires...Jeep Jamboree handled very well in the mud, hills, grass ...No problems!
This is an all-time 4x4 Jeep Grand, Summit. Never felt that the tires did not want to perform as they should! I have never lost traction in the less bit, as I have in the past with other tires. I am looking forward to some long comfortable miles. I have some Big Hopes for the tires!
Cowboypete.

Awesome tire compared to the Toyos my highlander came with, the Firestone destinations they replaced three years ago.. they did so well I replaced these G055s with the newer Yokohama Geolander G058… tread wear was awesome, hope the new version lives up!

Great tire, good ride quality and low on noise. Great for a good all around tire

Great tires and oh so quiet. These ride like a dream! As long as that dream doesn't include any snow at all. Dry climate only! Also treadwear was a bit uneven. Oh and gas mileage is great too!

This tire completely exceeded my expectations. Price, speed rating, & tread wear rating was the best match. I will admit I was worried when I first ordered them but couldn't ask for a better ride or wear. I have never aligned my vehicle, but did rotate regularly and the tires had even wear on them. I am waiting for my 2nd set to be delivered.

Toyota sold me my 2012 rav4 with only 20 pounds of pressure when we bought it so I had to replace them all at 12k due to side wall damage found when I had a flat and that crooked dealership never reimbursed me a dime and they keep denying they did it so I chose these as they have much better tread wear and much less expensive but to my surprise they also increased the fuel economy by 2 miles a gallon over the factory Toto tires but that many be also part due to running nitrogen in them as the factory tires did not come with nitrogen so yes these tires rock and the best rated on the my size and very happy with them and yes I been at highway speed in the rain but I keep my speed down when I cant see more the 100 feet in front of me and of course I turn my flasher on and drive in the slow lane and if it really bad I pull off the next exit and wait till the worst is past so I never seen any issue with they tires not holding to the road on my trip to and from Tampa to new Orleans and Tampa to slippery rock Pa and we went through some very nasty weather on both those trips and never hydroplaned nor felt anything but the perfect response but then again I not a aggressive driver more average with 500,000 miles under my belt in all types of weather as I driven for work most of my life also I got no cold weather experience ie snow ice as I live in Tampa and I do not leave Tampa till at least march to southern locations and summer only for northern locations any more

This is my 4th set of replacement tires for my 2008 Toyota Highlander. The first tires were Goodyear Fortera HL. The 2nd tires were Michelin Cross Terrain SUV. For the 3rd tires, I went back to the Goodyear Fortera HL. Based on my great experience with Yokohama tires on other cars in the family, I decided to switch to Yokohama tires this time for my Highlander. They are rated as ¿UTQG: 740 AA¿, so I am expecting crazy good tread wear. Here is my feedback on the first 1500 miles. 1. The Yokohama tires seem quieter than the Michelin and Goodyear tires on the highway. 2. For tread wear, I was able to get 50,000 miles out of the Michelin and Goodyear tires. I am expecting the same or better for these. 3. They are VERY smooth tires on the highway at Interstate speeds. 4. The most important difference that I have noticed is that my MPG have definitely DECREASED. I don¿t have automated MPG calculations in my Highlander. I have not done the manual calculation yet either. Based on road trips where I am driving similar miles, it is very easy to tell that my MPG has decreased and I am getting gas more often than with my Goodyear tires. I am thinking maybe this is because the Yokohama is a harder composite tire. Maybe the 740 AA rating equals out to lower MPG. I love the tires but not happy about the MPG decrease.

I've had these Geolandar G055's on my SUV now for almost 10K miles and see very little wear. They're down only 1/32 which should make them a long lasting tire. Traction is great and road noise minimal. In my opinion, Yokohama tires offer great quality and value. I've been buying Yoks for all my vehicles for 25 years now and they've never let me down.