got new set of them yoko A/t +II today. Dam they nice. So much better the stock one I have. The shop guy threw in a set of metal stem for free they are very nice. This will be the first of many of my upgrade for my X.

I just ordered mine yesterday. Can't wait to get them on this weekend so I can go out and play.

I got my set just a couple of weeks ago, too... Very quiet on-road...at least to me.

...How often are they recommended to rotate? I was told every 6,000 miles... :rolleyes:

The dealer who sole the tires to said rotate and balance every 10k. Since they do it for free so I will do it every 10K

I got the tires on last night on my way home from work. I will say that I am pleased with them so far. On the road they feel good and the noise in not bothersome. I can't wait to get the truck off road this weekend. I am going to do one of the local trails that I take for a comparison. I will post the results in case anyone is interested. If anyone in the So Cal area wants to join me, feel free. Just drop a PM.

I've had these on for about a year. They are decent in mud/slop because they can clean themsleves and I thought they did well in the snow we had last winter. The most awesome thing about them though is the wet traction in the rain. Way better than my BFG ATs ever were. I was always hydoplaning with BFGs so I opted for the Geolandars. So far they are great all around on road/off road tire. I'm not afraid to hit the brakes in the rain anymore.

I finally got the truck off the pavement this weekend with the new set of tires. What a ride. Everything from deep ruts to water to a small rock garden was no problm. The ride is much smoother than the old set (due to going up in size I am sure) and the traction was great. I got the truck over areas that I have not been able to in the past due to lost traction and there is no rubbing even with some rather extreme compression. I would put these tires on again in a heartbeat.

What size did you get and are you lifted?

No no lift here. I have an 2002 SE s/c so it has the 17" rims. Not that it makes a difference, other than limiting my choices, so I put on 265 70R17's. I think they fall somewhere between 31's and 32's. If I remember right, the guy at the shop said 31.6. They JUST fit in the wheel wells and I did not have to trim.

Mines are 32x11.50R15 w/ 3" suspension lift. I do have to trim the plastic piece of the front.

I put mine last saturday (265/70 r17) they rub a little bit on the mud flaps (see the pictures below).

Thanks for the pics. I'm going to put the same tires on before winter. I have p265/65/17 so those should fit fine.

Are yours AT? or AT+II? I don't see "+II" on the side wall??

EDIT: ...Never mind...it's hard to see either way, anyways...

+ II, Yokohama discotinued the first generation.

I'm planning on getting these tires for my Frontier real soon. Good to see positive responses to them.

pulling this thread up from the dead

I have the option to buy these tires in 31x10.5 for $80.00 each or to go with the Bridgestone Deuller AT Revo's for $130.00/ea.

are these tires decent? would it be worth the money to go to the revo? I have always used bridgestone dueller A/T(non-revo) but the price my buddy can get me the Yoko's for is obviously VERY attractive...

and no, I can't get anyone else the same prices.

I don't care about noise
I do off-road... not much mud, mainly dirt/rock/sandy wash
Tread wear is IMPORTANT
as is durability... i dusted two tires last weekend... cheepo coopers or some crap the previous owner put on the jeep.

I've put 31+K miles on Geolanders so far...hoping to be able to keep them on for another few thousand miles...