Yokohama Geolander A/T GO15: Real World Test and Review 

Hey, Thanks for watching the video. I did forget to mention that I ran the tires in 2WD as much as possible to see what I could get out of them and then in 4X4 after that.

Good vid brother! Thinking of getting these and I’m glad you tested it on snow, slick and off road. Thanks for sharing 🤙🏾

Thank you for this amazing in-depth review! I think I'll be getting a set of these for my truck!

Thank you so much! Great video, great review. Sure makes my decision easier. You also seem very personable and your narration keeps my attention. Thanks man!

Thanks for the review! I just ordered these for my 2016 Jeep Renegade! I can’t wait to put them on!

Just put a set of these on my Frontier, same year as your Pathfinder, and I used to own a 2000 Pathfinder as well. I know that vehicle inside and out and how it compares to what I drive today, so your review is really relevant and helpful.

This was the first review i found on youtube and i live in northern nevada. Very excited to test these on my Jeep. I'm stepping down a bit from my used mud/snow goodrich tires that wore down bad. I wanted something to put up with my bs. Living in NV, offroad exploring and snow is our playground. But it gets serious quick if you dont have the right equipment. Seeing yours power through the mud is reassuring, though I do wish the sidewall was more aggressive like my current tire. The white lettering looks cool though and ultimately I needed a serious offroad capable tire, that i could tolerate on my daily 1hr highway drive. Lets hope 60k goes smooth 🙏🏻 thanks for your review! 😁

I have them on my outback and they work great 👍

I have been putting these on all my trucks for about 10 yrs now…F150s, Chevy 2500 diesels, and ford rangers and even the wife’s little suv…My 2 wheel drive rangers do pretty good in light mud or snow now. They are great on the highway, don’t hurt your gas mileage, but have enough aggressive tread for your basic off-road or bad weather… seem to last a long time at a reasonable price … even the E load version has been good on the diesels that tow a trailer almost every day.They even did well in a Florida rainstorm from hell when on vacation In Orlando.

I recently picked these up in 315/70R17 without really doing any research on them, it was a spur of the moment type thing because I needed new tires same day and they had a mean deal on them. I was pretty nervous about them ay first because I didn't realize how unaggressive the treads were until I actually had them on the vehicle. On road they're awesome, smoothest 35s I've ever driven on, they did pretty well on the sand dunes I hit up last weekend but I was a little worried for some possibly wetter stuff I'm trying to do this weekend, but this review put alot of that out of my head. It looks like you did pretty well in some gooey ass mud with them, honestly looked like it was on par with or atleast close to what my old K02s could do. Solid review brother, I appreciate the work you put into it.

Great review! Looks like you had a lot of fun. I’m going to be putting these on my ‘03 Forester.

Thank you so much for your review. It was well done got to the basic questions of how it will perform off road.

I got 4. They are super smooth. I use them in South lake Tahoe Commutes to Ski resort's . Not a heavy snow off road tire. But super smooth and will take care of you in bad weather.

I love these tires I have then on my truck and suv that are completely amazing.

I just ordered them. I was for Cooper AT3 or BFG AT KO2 but they recommended me Yokohama. I drive a Rav4 1999 on agricultural land and I was told these were better for me. Actially the tyres shop owner has now Coopers but he told me he preferes Yokohamas. So here we go.

Heading to Yokohama now thanks man!

You actually went on something more challenging than a gravel road like most other “reviews”. And good on you for using the Pathfinder off-road! How do you feel they do in mud? Looking forward to the follow up in mud !!!

Great review, Thanks

Have them on my FJ Cruiser after Terra Grappler G2, far better on road and off road, better ride and less noise and also better on mud than Terra Grappler.

These tires are frigging great. They thrash several feet of snow and have very little noise!

Watched this review and decided to buy this tire for my gx470

very nice video, useful. Thank you for upload it!

Great video! Putting these on a 2002 LandCruiser is 275/70R16. Should be great on dirt roads etc and great on the highway. Perfect! Also 300 dollars cheaper than a set of BFG AT's. #noBrainer

Here’s a quick six month review of them on my 99 Forrester in the Pacific Northwest . Excellent on the road in the rain. I am baffled by the hydroplaning comments I’ve heard but who am I to doubt their experience. Off-road and in mud I have been very pleased. Took them on a forest road last week on snow that was a bit slushy and I’ must say I was kind of disappointed they didn’t perform better.

Getting a set for my GMC Sierra. Good video

I run these on my Toyota Landcruiser, Iv been running them since 2010 , i have had no trouble at all. Iv been to Cape York twice, around Australia , off road and black top, no issues at all.

Was supposed to get the BF a/t k02's but there was a 2-4 week wait for my LR3 which is running a donut presently. Hope these do me right here in Colorado. Great vid though! Appreciate ya!

Thanks so much for sharing. This will be the set of tires that I want to replace with.

Great video,thanks! Now I want those tires on my Rogue/X-Trail t32 2016 :D Greetings from Norway!

I just purchased Yokohama Geolander AT G015 225/65 17 for my wife's Jeep Renegade Trailhawk before the recent snowstorm in Washington state. They have great traction in rain, snow, and on icy roads. The tries also work well on the muddy back roads after the snow thawed. I purchased the Geolanders for their severe winter ability and to keep traction on a winding 1/4 mile gravel road going up a mountain. They have done both exceptionally! Falken Wildpeak AT3s on my truck are better in mud but not as good in the snow and ice compared to the geolander ATs.

One gets the impression that these tires are a milder sort of All Terrain, in order to be better behaved for lots of paved road use, but still some offroading. When I get AT's for my Tacoma, it will probably be this tire.

I ran these on my Jeep, road noise at certain speeds which got worse with time but nothing too loud. Lasted about 60k miles

I’ve had a set on my 05 Tundra 4x4 for a few years and they have been great. Work well in snow and have only recently gotten noisy due to wear. Thought about going with something else, but the at’s have been great.

Geolanders are great for Jimny's. Match them with Monroe Adventures.

Excellent video. Looking for set for the 16 Tacoma

Awesome video, curious do you have any roughness when drivng with these tries above 65 mph on the highway?

Gracias por compartir el video m, acabo de ponerle a mi frontier 2018 un juego completo 265 75 16, i just put on my truck l, and as you said, i’d like it to have a more agresisive look, but They look pretty well ,let’s see how they work ! saludos

i want to be ready for an off road site close to my house and it looks a lot like where you tested those tires. I want something a little more aggressive than the falken a/ts. Thanks a lot for the review in pretty serious conditions. Wish you talked a little bit about other tires you have previous experience with. will look for your other videos about it thank you.

I like those older pathfinders they r built heavy duty.

Yokohama has three additional Geolander series tires that have a more aggressive tread pattern.

These are the tires I have been looking for my 2010 diesel ford F350. Did consider the Cooper discover APT2 but too many rocks get caught in the tires because of the design of the tire tread.

Good review 👍. I really wanted to test them on my Toyota Hilux but I'm really impressed and satisfied with the BF Goodrich AT KO2s that I'm afraid to test other tires...

Just bought the geolandar go15 for my 2017 toyota rav4...look forward to replacing my loud, bald, continentals!

Great review but I’m gonna need more cowbell!

Great job. Thanks for getting dirty for us. I need LT265/70R17 in a C load rating. Don't want P or E load. E tires are too heavy and crush your MPG and ride rough.

Not sure but it looks like the set of tires used in the test were the P metric version, the pics shown along with the specs were the LT version. It would be better to show specifically what tires are being tested. The LTs have larger tread voids and are a bit better in mud. I have G015s on my Jeep Compass, LT235/75r15's, and generally speaking I think they are good tires. They are particularly fun to drive in snow and do well on ice also. I have found that occasionally they do slip sideways on wet pavement in cool weather, it's a controllable slide and they will stop fine in a straight line, but it is unsettling. I suspect it is related to the Compass being a light vehicle compared to the weight rating of these LTs.

nice video bud

I have 97 QX4 base as your pathfiner older version, I gonna need new tire soon before winter come. I live north Oregon, so I drive on winter a lot, so really focus on dry/wet/winter performance, but not really try to drive on mud. how was G015 handle at snow/ice road?

For essentially what is a minivan tire I'm pretty impressed.

Great vid.. would you buy the again. How many miles did you get?

I've had these on several vehicles, including a 2000 pathfinder, a 2007 pathfinder, a 97 4runner, did extensive offroad in souther CA in the desert, I've done they do extremely well on sand and rocks, they a quite on hwy, get high miles, they do have a 50k mile warranty. They do well in wet and snow, but ice they do ok. For the price, they're an excellent tire, I prefer these ATs over BFGOODRICH Baja series. They ride better and perform better. I'm about to buy them for my 3/4 T diesel.

Just got these on my 2001 Rav4

@AutoVice 2 years later, how are you liking these? Wed be putting them on my wife’s 2021 4Runner. We don’t go off-roading; it would mainly be for looks, to go along with the RR7 wheels we’re getting, but we do drive in snow a few times a year, and might hit some gravel/dirt roads once in a while. We’ve heard they’re pretty quiet on the expressway, which is something we want. Basically we’re looking for a tire that will be a bit more aggressive in looks and snow performance than the highway-biased Bridgestones that came on the truck.

Do they have M+S marking? For some strange reason it is required here in Finland when we have winter months.

I think it's more the size 225-255 wide do great digging in mud to find solid ground. 285-315 wide with the same tire you would be stuck. Can almost guarantee it IMHO 🤷🏻

Would you suggest these for city driving? I like how they look on Rav4

I have a heavy foot is this a good tire that dosent make noise when picking up the speed on city / highway ?

The highway is only dry and wet, how is its performance compared to the standard summer tire.

Are those p or lt rated? I just got the exact same ones on the exact same vehicle and the guy recommended lt

How have they held up? Looking at getting some next winter. I live in Northern Manitoba & we get insane amounts of snow and ice for a solid 5 months

Would these work on a 2wd Frontier? I do a lot of highway driving but want something that looks a little more aggressive.

If I'm 80-90% 45-65mph highway with occasional 1-5" snowfall in the winter, are these tires for me? If not, what do you recommend?

I’m debating between these tires or staying with Falken Wildpeaks. What’s your opinion?

We're you in 4 wheel drive all the time???

Hi, nice Video. I like the music beginning at 4 min. can you tell me the Titel of this Song.

Jak sie spisuje zima ta opona?

Have you ever tried a dextero tire🧐 just curious the difference?

I just seen another RU-vid video these vs bfg atK2 in snow and these seemed to have the same problem in snow in that video

Ciao una domanda, quante miglia po' fare ?grazie

Canyonlands Jeep Rentals in Moab puts Geolanders ONLY on all their Jeeps.

Yeah you get all four seasons...like Canada gets dry heat all summer

Whats the tyre pressure you used for off-roading vs bitumen

Hi, 215/70/R16 Yokohama Geolander A/T G015 or General Grabber AT3?

what is this song? sounds like one of the guitar riffs donut media puts in their title card intro ... open source?

Had these tyres since October 225/55R18 on new Subaru Forester Hybrid. Only done 2,000Km mainly off-road and stone puncture. Currently trying Reklamation with Yokohama Germany. So disappointed.

You should have put a camera on the outside of your door I didn't watch the whole video but good video

Nice review! I’m going to get a set for my grand Cherokee. Please tone down the music. Way too loud.

How is it in snow? Does it slide alot during brakes?

how is the noise level?

I bet they are under-rated, but they look more like mall-terrain’s. Not much more aggressive looking than most factory tires.

Did you made a follow up video ?

At 4:01 you forgot to get your camera bro

These tires vs BFG k02 in road noise?

How are these tires holding up for you?

Are the sipes full depth?

Que presion minima aconsejas en medida 215 70r16

What are those wheels/rims?

Got 4WD on that pathfinder?

i saw a review where Yokohama tires hve weak side wall...gets easily cut

Can I put these tires in my 97 Lincoln town car

Are these LT or P??

You said they were good but you would have liked to see a more aggressive tread and more siping...that would have made them a more off road/snow biased tyre that wouldn't have been as good on the road or in the wet...then you wouldn't have liked them so much..they would have been a worse tyre...that's why manufacturers spend millions on r and d.

How are these on the ice?

Я все понял: екохама геоландер и ниссан патфандер

I had these a few years ago on a Silverado 1500. Not sure if these are improved but hands down the worst tire I ever had. Absolutely could not keep them balanced and finally a mechanic friend saw I had a broken belt which the tire shop never found. Tread gone in 30k miles and 2 years use. The traction in mud was disappointing. Very prone to punctures, 3 were patched /plugged. These were truly the only bad experience I've ever had with any tires. Maybe I got a bad run or something.

It’s more of a street tire

I have these tire absolutely hate them

What did you just do to my phone?! You touched your screen and shit just happened!!!

Downvote for unnecessary loud music.

Should test different tires at the same time on the same track to see the result. and not advertise scene with no way to compare. The same goes for cars/trucks and bikes. Stop the joke...