Yoko Geolander MT+
#1
Yoko Geolander MT+
ive been looking around at tires lately and these look awesome ive searched for some info but all the threads on them are old and about the original MT not the the MT+
does anybody run these tires? what do you think about them? any words of advice will be apreciated
heres a pic:
does anybody run these tires? what do you think about them? any words of advice will be apreciated
heres a pic:
Last edited by RoBatt; Dec 28, 2007 at 02:28 PM.
#3
dont run the mt+, but i do have the at/s on my truck for daily driving and i love them. they do excellent in everything ive thrown at them so far. such as mud , snow, rain, and dry pavement. no noise at highway speeds either.
#5
I've got the original Yoko MT's. I've had them for 4 or 5 years now I believe. I'm generally pleased with them, though the downside is that they are uni-direction tires so you'll need a general spare tire. I currently carry a wild country tire as a spare.
Will my next set be a pair of these? Probably not. I think my next set I'll either go with Buckshots (good tire, cheap price) or possibly MTR's money depending.
Will my next set be a pair of these? Probably not. I think my next set I'll either go with Buckshots (good tire, cheap price) or possibly MTR's money depending.
#7
If you are hellbent on a directional MT... Wait a bit.
Procomp should be having the buy 3 get one deal pretty soon. Then you can get some Extreme Terrains... Same principle tread design as those...
Procomp should be having the buy 3 get one deal pretty soon. Then you can get some Extreme Terrains... Same principle tread design as those...
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#9
Are the MT+'s vastly different than the older MT's in rubber compound? My old yoka MT's wore out very quickly with less than 20K miles. My replacement Hercules MT's(small company) outlasted the Yokahama by 15K+ miles and worked equally as well. Just my 2cents.
#10
I've got the original Yoko MT's. I've had them for 4 or 5 years now I believe. I'm generally pleased with them, though the downside is that they are uni-direction tires so you'll need a general spare tire. I currently carry a wild country tire as a spare.
Will my next set be a pair of these? Probably not. I think my next set I'll either go with Buckshots (good tire, cheap price) or possibly MTR's money depending.
Will my next set be a pair of these? Probably not. I think my next set I'll either go with Buckshots (good tire, cheap price) or possibly MTR's money depending.
usually on weekends i wheel through alot of mud no rocks really and i do some trail riding but mostly mud right now i run some destination MTs and am happy with them but when i get my lift i want to know what tires to buy bc the destinations dont come in anything over a 33yeah ive heard alot of good things about the at/s
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