New Shoes! Yokohama Geolandar H-T/S 265/70-17

[madjanx]

Just thought I'd share some photos of my 2006 Sport with new tires. Thanks to all the good reading on here, I was able to jump a size up and fill some of that wheelwell.







These replace the stock Dunlop AT20s, and they're very quiet and comfortable so far.

 

[CJ3Flyr]

Looks good! :bigok: That little step up in size makes all the difference.

I can't wait to upsize my tires a bit but my cheap Yankee blood won't let me do it until these my current ones are worn out.

:cheers:

 

[MikesToy]

did you replace your spare tire too?

 

[madjanx]

did you replace your spare tire too?

Yes, since the size is different.

 

[Bren583]

Looks good! I have always replaced stock tires on my SUV's with the Yokos, and they have always been GREAT. Also have Yokos on my Legacy and the civic will get a set when the stokers wear out. Very good quality, traction, and durability, especially for the price!

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[madjanx]

Looks good! I have always replaced stock tires on my SUV's with the Yokos, and they have always been GREAT. Also have Yokos on my Legacy and the civic will get a set when the stokers wear out. Very good quality, traction, and durability, especially for the price!

B

I got a pretty good deal at Discount. $140/tire.

 

[Thai]

I have been saying it all along...Yoko Geolander H-T/S is a sleeper!! It is a great tire (for highway minded people) at a very good price. I am a big fan of Yokohama tires.

 

[1BadGixxer]

Are you lifted at all? Any rubbing issues with the 265 70's...

 

[Bren583]

I have been saying it all along...Yoko Geolander H-T/S is a sleeper!! It is a great tire (for highway minded people) at a very good price. I am a big fan of Yokohama tires.

could not agree more....!

 

[madjanx]

Definitely. I have noticed a slight deterioration in MPG but I know these are substantially heavier than the stock AT20s, especially after 50k miles of wear.

37 lb vs 47 lb. I had no idea there was a 10lb difference!