Anyone run Yokahama Geolander AT?

[CalSgt]

Getting ready to bring my old Chevy pickup back to life & one of the first things it needs will be a set of 33x12.50 15’s. After shopping around for a while I came across the yokahama’s but haven’t ever heard about them, anybody have experience?

I looked them up & looks like they have some US manufacturing plants

 

[FFPulley77]

I’ve had them on the Tundra for about 8 months now. They’re quiet, nice looking and rip down a dirt road like Luke and Bo Duke! . I’ll take some pictures when the sun comes up.

ETA photos… tire size is 285/60 R20 on factory wheels.

 

[black pearl]

I have them on my compass. I’ve been happy with them. They grip well in all the conditions I’ve had them in (snow, ice, mud and rocky terrain). They wear nice also, been running them for a couple years.

 

[CalSgt]

I’ve had them on the Tundra for about 8 months now. They’re quiet, nice looking and rip down a dirt road like Luke and Bo Duke! . I’ll take some pictures when the sun comes up.

ETA photos… tire size is 285/60 R20 on factory wheels. View attachment 366979 View attachment 366980

I have them on my compass. I’ve been happy with them. They grip well in all the conditions I’ve had them in (snow, ice, mud and rocky terrain). They wear nice also, been running them for a couple years.

Thanks for the info... I really miss the old Bridgstone Dueler HT's, I used to get them for $96 + tax & went through about three sets of them before I grew out of doing burnouts everywhere I went in that old truck.

 

[black pearl]

Thanks for the info... I really miss the old Bridgstone Dueler HT's, I used to get them for $96 + tax & went through about three sets of them before I grew out of doing burnouts everywhere I went in that old truck.

That’s why I don’t have nice tires on my old Chevy. . I’m getting ready to pull mine out of mothballs also.