Looking at the online picture I thought the tyre was too road orientated. But I went and had a look at a Yokohama dealer and they were much better, more all terrain than I thought. Was a great buy three get one free. No road noise, so far been great. But not really used off road. Just one trip to Buller. Also available in LT (light truck) style.

Goof for road noiseGood on dry pavement and dirtLoose on wet pavementNot sure yet in snowAlso ad said white outside lettering and I received black!

Good compromise between a road tyre and occasional off road requirements. Terrible roads here. Performed very well on snow and ice last winter. Not so good on loose gravel roads.

Service from Tyresales was excellent, easy to use website and great phone customer service.These tyres were fitted on a Xtrail replacing a set of Yokohama Geolandar G91. Ive driven over 4000km on them already and they are servicing me well so far. High way noise is negligible no real difference from the Geolandar G91with speed around 125km on the highway.Grip is great, the tyres seem to apply to the road more and is more responsive when turning. With this said it does feel that it seems drag more which cause higher fuel consumption, but this is typical in comparison the the previous tyres, this being AT and the other tyres more of a on road tyres. The Geolandar AT GO15 looks great giving a more aggressive look to your vehicle.

I recently changed to the Geolandar's from original Bridgestone Dueler HP on my 2019 Outback Gen 5. Increasing from 225 to 235.Initial impressions, no noticeable noise different on the highway, they inspire confidence in grip, handle well, look aggressive (I like), fuel consumption has roughly increased 1L/100kms. Was getting on average 7.8L/100km with the Duelers, now 8.7L/100km on 80% highway, 20% town driving. Increase in fuel consumption which seems reasonable for change to A/T tire. Overall happy so far, recommend.

Have had on for 1 month now. Definitely a quiet tread pattern, no noticeable freeway noise beyond a more road style tyre. Solid looking sidewall protection. No serious off road yet, but nice on gravel roads. Soft feeling compound, hopefully they wear well. Excellent road handling, definitely happy with the tyres.

I bought the GO15's about 3 months ago because the GO12's had been such a great tire and so far they've equaled my expectations. Good even tread wear. No worries on soft sand, gravel and rock. Feels stable on the wet stuff. Quiet enough on the bitumen, probably a tad louder than the GO12's but hardly an issue.Haven't really tried them through mud because we just haven't had the rain.Nice aggressive tread pattern. A meaty good looking tire.I got close on 100,000 kms with the GO12's so if I can get that on these I'll be a happy bloke.Thumbs up for Yokohama.

I used these tyres on my 1972 MGB GT rally car. I completed the 2019 Peking to Paris without a puncture. One other car used 28 tyres, and another 18! Few competitors managed to do the whole course on their original set of tyres. Very good performance in difficult terrain, and reasonably quiet on good surface. I still have plenty of tread. Strongly recommend.

Obviously, I’ve only just bought these tyres but I have had Geolander AT tyres before on my previous X-Trail when I went from Adelaide to Kakadu and the Kimberly. Covered 12000km in 3 months over some pretty rough roads (Gibb River & Mereenie Loop) without the slightest hiccup. An excellent off road tyre with great wear properties while also smooth riding and good handling on the highway. Slightly noisier than highway tyres but only just and not unpleasant. I’d highly recommend these tyres and for a good price from Tyresakes.com.au

Seems to be a pretty decent all-round tyre if you are the kind of person that finds themselves on the odd gravel road or even doing some light offroading on the weekend. Still handles nicely on tarmac and noise is on par with a road tyre too. Only downside I've seen so far versus my previous city tyres is a slight increase in fuel consumption but over the long term given the benefits I'd say that's negligible.