20,000 Mile Tire Review- Yokohama Geolandar M/T
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2018
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After putting 20,000 miles on my Yokohama Geolandars (G003) it is time to do a full review on them!
These tires have performed amazing in every terrain, I only drove in snow with them twice and they seemed to handle it well. I’d highly recommend these to any offroad vehicle owner.
Jeep Specs: 4.5” lift, Dana 44s with 5.13 gears, front rcv shafts, Rear ten factory chromoly shafts, G2 truss
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I have seen many tire reviews in the past few years. You might have just done the best tire review I've ever seen. And I think you have changed my mind. I think instead of Mickey Thompson MTZs I will go with these Goes for my Ramius.
oh.. and it looks like you got boggers in the blue wrap.
Thank you for the compliments! And nope not boggers, but they do kinda resemble them!
+JK Gear and Gadgets .... hmmm Nitto Muds?
Nope! I’ll have a video out soon!
+JK Gear and Gadgets keep up the good work
This is all wrong. You’re supposed to review tires 20 minutes after you buy them on tire rack and say how amazing they are.
KLewis8282 I agree.Doing this you would eliminate anything less than 4-5 stars.That way all tires would have the same chance of selling.equal rights with discrimination for tires.
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I have watched this video like 6 times now and like this review. Your video helped me make the decision to order this Yokohama Geolandar G003 in 35s for my Infiniti QX80. I do not offroad as much, but I do some hardcore offroad atleast 2 times each year and I always make sure my car can handle it. I got 285x55R22, which are 35s. I look forward to taking it to Ouray some time this year.
Definitely glad I'm picking these up after watching this! Thanks!
Chose these last year for my 2012 f150 over Miley Thompson and Toyos. And I loved them and the tread design. Getting these again on my new ram this month
Excellent video sir, thanks again for another great videos.
Excellent review and have a blessed week.
Dale
Great review i just ordered 4 for my sequoia in a 33 inch size... jan 2022.. cant wait to try them in snow and off road
Good to see a tire review on my local trails! Doesn't get any more relevant than that!
Great flick....good to here about the road noise too....pretty much covered all aspects of the tire.
Pulled the trigger on a set of 5. This video was the kicker. Great review! @yokohamatire show this guy some love!
You will love them!!
How did they treat ya?
@@thumperbangin2000 still got tread left at 65,000. Will be buying them again.
@@doooud ended up ordering another set of Trac Grip MT, 285. 700 shipped, was hard to pass up.
I have had BFG KO2 and Nitto Terra Grappler, even the P rated Geolandar GO15 do better off road and in mud than both of them and the E rated ones give you extra cut resistance. I have also used Nitto Trail Grappler that are noisy and do very poor on road and in rain. The MT G003 are shades better than any other in its class of MT tires but best part, its the most livable tire on road being that for many of us, tarmac forms majority of our driving. Thanks for the review, looking forward to your X-AT and X-MT review. I know few in the Jeep world have had superb results with G004 and X-MT.
Awesome video review! You’ve sold me on them! I’ve been stuck on getting nitto trail grapplers and they’ve done me super well but looking for a change. Been having issues lately with hydroplaning lately in them but they are getting worn down. Anywho, sold on trying the geolander mt!
I love that they’re not all ate up and chunky like my Toyo MT’s and Stt Pros have done. Really considering these.
Good review! First tire I cant find a bad review on.
Had yokos on my old ride, loved them!
So these M/T G003 tires are actually really quiet on the highway? I really love the look of these, but I can't stand roaring on the road.
Ben! I got a pair of geolanders in 35’s because of you. Had them on for about 1k miles already. Absolutely love them. Only one wheeling trip so far. Out preformed my old KO2’s! Thanks for doing what you do. Keep it up!
I'd sure hope they did. Lmao, the KO2 isn't a mud tire.
@@DefMusic79 Thanks Capitan obvious....
@@adamseaman7306 you are the one who tried to compare a dime to a rock🤣
@@DefMusic79 you are the clown that cant read.... Never compared. Just stated they out performed. Weird.
@@DefMusic79 The Geolanders are not and M/T tire but an A/T tire, just like the KO2's.
I love you videos, keep them coming
Thanks! Many more will be dropping soon!
Having read the comments here, it is very positive and I wish I could understand and follow the review due to hearing loss. Perhaps I can try finding other videos with same brand/model and hope for a great review as I'm going to have those installed on my truck Wednesday afternoon.
You will like the tires! Did the CC option on UA-cam work? Sometimes it will add subtitles
great review dude!
Thank you for the detail information. Very helpful 👊👌
Great review
Nice review bro!!
Super sick video, love all the #beef you bring to the table! Do you have any videos on putting a lift on a '98 Wrangler Sahara?!
Just got mine on. We will see!! 2006 F150 FX4. Thanks for the review
How they doing now?
How have you liked them?
Well!! Let me give anyone looking into the geolander MT g003
I have run a few different mud terrains along the way as I work in the oil & gas industry in northern Alberta Canada. I always swore by the toyo MT 35” x12.5 x R20. And still do! But I thought I’d try something different. I run a Ford F-350 with a 4.5” SL and I just put on a new set of the Yokohama geolander G003 MT on.
They spin true , balance out great , start out relatively the same noise levels as it’s competitors but after about 6000miles,.. literally they turn it up a few more decibels and start to sound like a small plane on the tarmac ... sincerely guys , be prepared that these are not quieter than their competition at all. They are also a little squirrely under the truck I feel as the measure just a little narrower than other 12.50 wide tires. So just a little getting used to that’s all. Great looking tire, slightly lighter in weight than it’s competitors which can be felt in rotational mass. Let’s be real though , noisy and expensive ... when I post a video I’ll come back and shoot the link ok 👌🏻
Thanks everyone .. it’s -35Celcius this upcoming week so not much for Shooting a video lol ... I just rotated once last week at 7500km/4660 miles
I’ll update with actual size of the tire mounted on the truck.
I’ve run duratracs , TOYO open country mud terrains and BFG all terrains.
Nice to see these tires in action at URE. Looking at getting a set for my Xterra.
Just got 'em installed on Method bead grip 71.5's and fired up!
You did a great review of the tire👍🏽. Have you tried them out in snow and ice? I’m curious how they compare to the STT PROs? Keep up the great work!
I had them in the snow/ice once and they did well. I’ve never had the coopers so not sure how they do in the snow to compare
Bought a set of 4 when they came out and after 5 years of use in the ugly weather of oklahoma they look brand new
You can tell homeboy dont mess around.that boy got real beadlocks!!!
I live in Va as well and i watched this video years ago because i was interested in these but ended up pulling the trigger on a set of falken wildpeak mt's and they were absolutely amazing in all co ditions from on-road to off. Now im pretty sure im gonna get these for my suburban. Im very excited to see how they do. If you can, enlighten me on where you go in va to offroad/overland? My wife and i camp alot but we are also interested in getting into overlanding and offroading with my truck, a tent, and the basics we need. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Let's see those snow reviews with these tires!
Final thoughts on these? What was amount of miles you got out of them?
I have bfg muds with 20k miles and they are loud ..... I’ve had all versions of BFG over the last 30 years and I a,ways like them when new but hate them when they get some miles on them .., I’ve had Yokohama’s before and always liked them ...
If you dont believe me I have 305/70r17 desert hawks and I've got 65 70% tread left they have 30k on them and I paid 660 put the door for them and off road is amazing better then toyo that's on my other jeep its unbelievable for a cheaper tire and performs better than top brand tires the grip and tread on the desert hawks are so big and deep its crazy
Thank you for the review. It really helped me in making my decision to go with a set of 35" Geolandars on my '16 JKU. I'm replacing a set of 35" Nitto Mud Grapplers, and I'm really looking forward to being able to hear the radio again...lol Would you be interested in doing a review at 40k? I'm curious as to what to expect for tread life.
I moved up to 40” tires, sadly don’t have these anymore.
@@JKGearandGadgets Nice! Well, thanks for the review. Looking forward to putting mine to good use. :)
You didn't mention the snow, have you had to deal with and level of it?
Hi, I just installed the new Yokohamas G003 a few days ago replacing the old MT+. I wouldn't say the new ones are bad, actually they the most silent tires I've got but the new model are not better, if anything, they are worst. The old model had incredible grip, little noise, unbelievable wet grip and a very good off-road performance (except on slippery rocks). Maybe the new model will last more and that's the only improvement over the old model. Just my two cents for everyone looking for the Yokos, try to find the old model if you are looking for better traction, or the new one if you want a longer tread life. BTW, great video!
I looked through all the replied comments, and my question is:
WINTER SNOW and ICE, how did they handle? too hard a compound, or a bit of grip?
thanks
Hello!
How do they perform on snow and ice?
I'm a rural mail carrier driving a Wrangler. Been thru a bunch of tires, and these are the best I've seen. Completely sold on them.
I had a buddy that had the old Geolanders
I’ve always been a fan of Yokohama street tires. Might have to give these tires a closer look.
Did you cut out the pinch seam in the rear wheels to get enough clearance. Currently running a 4.5 AEV lift and was thinking about putting on these tires, just a bit worried about having clearance issues in the back....
I have them, about 6 months now
. Had a bit of ass sliding in a moderate rain on a 2013 stock FJ cruiser going about 45 around a sweeping bend.. pretty average speed for the curve.. pucker factor 7
How many useable miles did you end up getting out of these tires?
Are they directional? Just bought a set myself and noticed one side the side lugs were one direction and the other was opposite.
yo man! First your videos are well done! Im looking at getting the g0003 for my Silverado. (i can only reasonably fit 33" right now due to those chevy square wheel wells...) but any how, any insight into how they do in snow?
Thank you! And as for snow, it only snowed here twice. Seemed to do well for a mud tire, but of course they aren’t the best in snow because of that.
And I’ll add that it was a little icy as well.
cool, I think these will still do better in snow/ice than the KM3? I live up in the tahoe are so im trying to find a best of both worlds tire. Thanks for the info
Not really sure honestly, but the g003 have more siping than the km3s so I’m betting that helps more.
@@LostSasquatch Did you end up going with the Geolandars? How do they work in the snow?
Go Team Rugged!!!
Was going with the Cooper STT Pros till I saw ur video. Now undecided. Any input between the two? Thanks!!
The STT pros are better in snow compared to these, but that is it. These will last longer, and handle better on and off road compared to the Coopers. These are cheaper too, I’m pretty sure
just bought 6 for my 18 ram, should be interesting to see what they are capable of.
How did they hold up on your ram?
@@zackmorehouse the ones that didn't chip they were more or less (good) lasted 45k miles day to day hauling
Go Team Rugged!
Still sound ok on the road? How many miles you at now?
Wanting to step up to 40s on my gladiator, running the Dana 44 still regeared trussed up front Yukon axle shafts up front and rear....
Debating between these and the Mickey Thompson Baja boss and possibly the km3 39x13.5r17 (I know they run small)
The reason I like these are because of the weight 40x13.5r17- 87 Lbs/ 390$ (discount tire)
Mickey Thompson Baja boss same size 92 lbs $440 (Mickey Thompson website)
39x13.5r17 km3- 87 Lbs $435 (discount tire)
I get rolling mass adds more stress etc, I keep going back and forth, what’s your personal opinion?
One 4x4 magazine I read said AT's are better than MT's for rock and sand. What do you think?
Which Yokohama would you recommend for a 6000 lb G20 van ??
Go team rugged!!
Hello from Spain, which one do you recommend this or the A / T geolander, I have a jeep wrangler unlimited and basically I am on the road, but I like to ride fast through the field too. Thank you very much
The new XAT looks promising! And I will be using them on my new Jeep Gladiator so stay tuned for a review on them!
im in texas,we do a lot of mudding here because in east tx we don't have big rocks,so anyways I've always had BFG mud tires,for over 15 years i think they are the best but Im thinking about getting a pair of these just to try something different,I'm tired of the same thing you know.plus i don't really do any hardcore mudding like i used to,so i think just a little mud here and there these tires will look good and hopefully do good,mainly i want a new look to be honest.thanks
Yeah man it’s always fun to change up tires every once in a while!
Where u at? I’m in north Fort Worth area
Same here, good old east Texas red clay.
Great video....Im looking at these Geo mt's versus Cooper Evolution mt's (which are highly rated as good on rainy street, interstate, not loud, great off-road.....wish I could find direct comparison. How have these held up? Do you have any recommendations for a better tire that has an aggressive look like these Geos do?
Most honorable
Just looking to see what your final opinion on these tires are...? I'm looking at getting these on my TJ. Thanks!
They are great tires
Thank you. Yokahoma should give you a set. I’m buying based on your review!!! Any chance of a on road noise video??
I don’t have one, but they are extremely quiet for mud tires!
These or bf Goodrich km3 mud terrain for a 1994 4x4 Toyota Tacoma
Go team rugged!
Exactly what I herd from Richie
Go TEAM RUGGED!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What psi on street you running. I just bought a set and so far love them.
I ran around 32 on my 4 door
Cool thanks. I have a 2014, jku and live in Okinawa Japan. Your review and several others is the reason I bought them over the Yokohama AT. Again thank you
What was at the end!!!? I want to know lol
GO TEAM RUGGED!!
I know this is an older video but how did this tire do on the street in the snow?
I only had them in the snow around 1 or 2 times. They did really good in the deeper snow, but i dont have enough time in the snow/ice to give a good review in regards to that. I wish i could help, but hopefully someone else in the northern states has a snow/ice review.
They will probably handle like any other Mud tire in regards to snow traction.
Did you get these balanced? Love the vids
Yep! They balanced great
My 33s balance at 3/4of an ounce of weight per tire. Not bad for an offroad tire
JK Gear and Gadgets I got a set of 35s for my JTR based on reviews and they’re great. One thing I noticed though on the highway there is a slight vibration around 60. Had them rebalanced and still there so wasn’t sure if others had experienced this?
Go Team Rugged
Should I get a set of these or 100 more for nitto ridge grapplers?
These.. ridge grapplers are trash
Can you still hear them though? I like a little bit of tire noise
Yes
So right now i have Toyo Open Country A/T Xtream in 35x1250x18....They have about 16k on them. I was going to replace them next year because their 8 years old some cracks in the tread....Im looking at they Geolanders M/T but i do 90% of highway driving, you think this will still be a good tire for me?.....Thanks Awesome Jeep by the way👍
Yep! They do great on road, another tire to check out is the Yokohama XAT. Stay tuned for a video dropping in a few days showing them in action on my Gladiator
@@JKGearandGadgets sounds good....thanks for the fast reply👍
Hope this will help me with my truck n I do a lot towing n camping.. I'm hoping it will help me
Do these wander down the highway?
35x11.50r20 Yokohama geolander g003 came with the ram 1500 I bought
I might look into those for my next set, probably getting some new 35s next tax seaon
I’d highly reccomend them!
Go team Rugged
i have a range rover 38, would this fit on it ? am trying to find something related to this online but nothing so far. would be great if u can get back to me. thank you!!!
I’m not too familiar with range rovers, but these tires are available in multiple sizes
GO TEAM RUGGED!
What is the size mine is 245 75 R 17 what are your dimensions?
How are these compared to Nitto Ridge Grapplers ?
I prefer these
What’s the difference with the M/T Plus?
That is their older style.
Pls how does is handle on tar roads?
How much total mileage did you get out of these? Considering for my chevy 1500 overlander truck coming from bfg ko2's and want a more aggressive tire.
will be on 315x70r17
Do they come in 35s?
Yep!
What was tread depth new
Aw come on.. do a giveaway video for these 😂
Haha no way 😂
Go team rugged
Hi any updates on the tyres? Cheers
I went up to a bigger tire size 🤘
how many of the 20,000 miles where highway miles?
No clue on an actual number. But the majority of them, lots of offroad time on them though
JK Gear and Gadgets thanks for the feedback 👍🏼
20k, and only 6/32 lost is pretty dang good.
Any idea about snow or ice? How they handle or grip?
Only had them in the snow once. They did good, but I would suggest finding someone up north who has more experience
What was the starting tread depth?
21/32”
@@JKGearandGadgets Thank you. I read somewhere that is was 12/32" and I knew that had to be wrong!
Chart says 17/32. At 15,000 miles mine are down to only 15/32. Quietest, toughest, best wearing, and best all-around performing tire I've ever run in 46 years of performance off road driving.
I would make that tire with the sidewall damage a spare or at least put it on the rear. It would suck to have a sidewall blowout while going down the highway and lose control of your Jeep.
The camera makes it look a lot worse than it is. But yes you are correct! Running it in the front isn’t a good idea. Haven’t gotten around to swapping it
TyandAubreysMom that's correct that tire shouldn't be on the road if you can see any of the nylon cords that make up the tire. That cut definitely looks deep enough
I was wondering if anyone was going to mention this. That is the first thing I thought when I saw the sidewall damage...move it to the spare position or get rid of it.
Do you daily drive your jeep?
I did back then.