Yokohama Geolander XMT versus Toyo Open Country MT.... What Do We Think Of Them? 

Excellent driving. It’s so nice to see people using strategy and low speed to to trails.

these are both two different tyres.. maybe you need to do the yokohama Go03 vs Toyo MT. The Go05 is an extreme mud.

I have to agree on the BFG KO 2's they pick up every little rock known to man . I have had them on my TJ for about 6 years now and I'm in the market for something different. I would like a mud tire but I've been told they are a handful on snowy pavement . Since we live in Utah we get quite a bit of snow in the winter . Nice comparison of the two different tires you both run . Until next time take care and be safe.

Love the content guys! I’ve got 38.5 boggers. Once they wear out I’ve got to get a radial bc these Jeeps drive rough enough with 8” lift and the size tires. Thinking about 39.5 irok radial but for the look if I go down to a mud terrain I’d say the geolanders are the most aggressive in that category

I have 37 Yokohama Mt on my gmc and love them! Buddy of mine says I need to go toyo for more road milage. He is probably right too keep it more daily. But might put the Yokohama on my toyota

Watching .. before i decide on yokos✌️😅

Good little wheeling video...I've had grand Cherokees,cherokees and now this wrangler alright..2 xjs wj a zj and now this tj all of them has had the factory carpet inside it seems to me that inside the vehicle gets alot hotter inside the jeep than all of my jeeps Ive owned it is because of having a manual transmission in the jeep compared to a automatic or do the tj naturally radiate heat into the cabin of the vehicle

What rims are on harleys jeep?

Nice video and great comparison. My takeaway is they are both great tires and it probably comes down to how much noise you can deal with. Also, the word is "versus" when you are talking about two opposing things. Like saying "the Cowboys vs. the Eagles", the "vs." is an abbreviation for "versus" not "verse". But hell, so called professional sportscasters say "verse" in that context.

Even though this video is 2 years old Toyo was old technology however it's very clear the impact Toyo had on the LT tire market to this day in fact probably more than an other tire in the last 30 years

First time I used that machine I had it full bore and pulled the lever down and went flying off my feet, counter steered into my wifes car, bounced off and ended up in the road 😳 all in less than 2 seconds. Im a small guy and that thing kicked my ass. You have to do it though if you want nice turf. Ive learned you just use it at like 1/4 throttle unless you have long straight stretches.

Looks like Dad could use some rocker guards to reduce the "oh crap" factor. Are you running Rusty's 3", 4.5" or 5.5" long arm on the Sahara? Also, I run 37x13.5 R17 Toyo MTs on my '13 Power Wagon. I have similar experiences with it. Some chunking from sharp rocks. Nice and quiet for an MT on the road, getting a little louder as they wear. I don't think I would like the sound and feel of the Geo's for how much time is spent on the road. I feel the sidewall/shoulder bite of the Toyos has been real good and has saved my truck from getting swamped on a few occasions, and no complaints on rock traction. I ran BFG KO1s on my TJ years ago and KO2s on my Suburban 2500, and hell yeah they picked up gravel. Then they would let them out like a missile on the undercarriage at 55 mph. Thanks for the great video content. Very informative.

That’s what she said. 3:04

So for your next comparison, you’re going to do a Hoosier drag slick versus a street tire 😂😂

I have the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss in 35x12.5R15 on my tj.

What psi you run the yokohamas at

Wasn’t a very good test concerning the road comparison. The audio shows their about the same. Oh well, we tried.

For an all around tire.ibgo toyo mt all day.for soggy muddy terrain nitto mud grapplers they sound like an airplane taking off on the road lol but i dont buy them for the road. Was not a fan of the Yokohama. You would think they would clear up and eject mud and not get so packed but they do.

X-MTs wheel best at 7-8psi

I totally disagree with the road noise comparison. I'll also tell everyone that the Yokohama comparison to Toyo's is unmatched offroad. The Toyo's steer to the right in clay, mud, and snow. Yokohama's will also climb over wet logs were Toyo's can't. Running a limited slip vs lockers is bad comparison as well. Were both work good for separate applications.

If you buy mud tires and complain about the noise... Find a new hobby smh