I've had the Yokohama Geolandar AT4s on my work truck now for 3 months. They replaced the OEM Hankooks. I needed a more aggressive tread pattern and the Yokohama's haven't disappointed. These tires ride very well, better than the Michelin in my opinion. They have a slight hum on the highway, but it isn't overly noticeable. They have performed well in the Rain, Dry and Snow conditions. These tires are on a 2024 Ford F150 Crew Cab 4x4 that I use for work. I travel 200-300 miles per day going to construction sites. It is a good mix of interstate driving, highway driving and dirt roads/construction sites. These tires are outstanding all the way around and a great value and look great on the truck.

Got these puppies on cyber Monday for wifes tahoe and they're amazing. Just gotta try em out they're worth it.

This is my first Yokohama purchase. I bought because it is one of the only tires in the specific size I wanted, 16". I ordered and installed a set of four. One of the tires was so out of round that I contacted simple tire for a replacement. It wanted six and eight ounces of weight on one side of the tire. The wheel was rechecked and spun absolutely true and with a. 25 Oz weight needed for it by itself. Add the tire again and 6&8 Oz required. The replacement tire was reasonable at 1.75 &.. 75 Oz to balance. I have never experienced a new brand name tire that didn't spin true. I am honestly used to buying only Michelin, so this swas a shock. I've done bf goodrich off road before and they are excellent. These tires are loud when locking them up. The braking is decent but not as great as expected. I absolutely am able to drift the car on dry roads with reliable hook up. They ride very softly and are quiet otherwise. I really do appreciate the ride quality though. It is floating comfort and they track well.

Noise isnt bad for a tire that does great on gravel, blacktop, and in snow. Havent had them long enough to advise on tread wear but performance is great.

Does good in snow and wet and on gravel roads, noise isnt bad for an all terrain.

tires loud whin any road surface also not easy to balance need road forced

Last set of tires on my truck were BF Goodrich in the same size, I didn't even get 30,000 miles on them. I'd been getting about 45-50,000 on several sets of Kumho's before that. I've had several buddies with these Geolander LT's that are getting 55-60,000 in the same terrain. So far so good!