Yokohama geolander M/T

What do you think about that tire. I know they are very good for mud but I
need tire for winter, deep snow in forest. Any experience?

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> What do you think about that tire. I know they are very good for mud but I
> need tire for winter, deep snow in forest. Any experience?
>
>
>

In general, true mud tires are very good in deep snow but terribly on
the road where there may be hard packed snow and ice. As long as you
are carful on the after it's plowed you are king of the road when it is
not plowed.
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In article >, says...
> What do you think about that tire. I know they are very good for mud but I
> need tire for winter, deep snow in forest. Any experience?
>
>
>

In general, true mud tires are very good in deep snow but terribly on
the road where there may be hard packed snow and ice. As long as you
are carful on the after it's plowed you are king of the road when it is
not plowed.
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"Chris Phillipo" > wrote in message
.. .
> In article >, says...
> > What do you think about that tire. I know they are very good for mud but
I
> > need tire for winter, deep snow in forest. Any experience?
> >
> >
> >
>
> In general, true mud tires are very good in deep snow but terribly on
> the road where there may be hard packed snow and ice. As long as you
> are carful on the after it's plowed you are king of the road when it is
> not plowed.
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Also, the Geolandar M/T doesn't have a rubber compound designed for ice, so
better look at something else.

"Chris Phillipo" > wrote in message
.. .
> In article >, says...
> > What do you think about that tire. I know they are very good for mud but
I
> > need tire for winter, deep snow in forest. Any experience?
> >
> >
> >
>
> In general, true mud tires are very good in deep snow but terribly on
> the road where there may be hard packed snow and ice. As long as you
> are carful on the after it's plowed you are king of the road when it is
> not plowed.
> --
> ____________________
> Remove "X" from email address to reply.

Also, the Geolandar M/T doesn't have a rubber compound designed for ice, so
better look at something else.

The Yokohama Geolander M/T is a fantastic Tyre!!!
I have had many 4x4's and each time i have had these tyre fitted.
I bought them initially for going to the Alps in winter, and i was going to
get another set of tyres for summer use. Due to being very busy, i didnt
have time to get any more. I did over 15,000 miles on my first set of
tyres. This was far better than the origonal tyres that were fitted as
standard. (cant remember which type, it was so long ago!!)
In snow, they are superb. I was overtaking all sorts of other cars,
including 4x4's, and the grip is very predictable. On tarmac, the grip is
fantastic. Even wet roads hold no problem.
Go buy them..... you wont be dissappointed.

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Regards,
Andy W...
I Wasn't Born To Ski, I Was Born To Work.... But I Got Made Redundant!!!!
A Bad Day's Ski-ing Is Always Better Than A Good Day At Work!!!
www.amc-comm.demon.co.uk
www.amogen.com

The Yokohama Geolander M/T is a fantastic Tyre!!!
I have had many 4x4's and each time i have had these tyre fitted.
I bought them initially for going to the Alps in winter, and i was going to
get another set of tyres for summer use. Due to being very busy, i didnt
have time to get any more. I did over 15,000 miles on my first set of
tyres. This was far better than the origonal tyres that were fitted as
standard. (cant remember which type, it was so long ago!!)
In snow, they are superb. I was overtaking all sorts of other cars,
including 4x4's, and the grip is very predictable. On tarmac, the grip is
fantastic. Even wet roads hold no problem.
Go buy them..... you wont be dissappointed.

--
Regards,
Andy W...
I Wasn't Born To Ski, I Was Born To Work.... But I Got Made Redundant!!!!
A Bad Day's Ski-ing Is Always Better Than A Good Day At Work!!!
www.amc-comm.demon.co.uk
www.amogen.com