I ran these on my 2019 Chevrolet Blazer AWD, and when I was road tripping from washington dc to austin texas. I picked up nearly 30 nails in 4 of my tires in Louisiana, and took it all the way 700 miles at 80MPH to Austin. I parked overnight and only lost 7lbs of air in the front left tire. There were 14 nails in it, and these tires are so safe, comfortable and durable.
I have had these for almost a year on my 2017 Jeep Renegade Trailhawk in 225/65/17. I've used them in all conditions and they've been great. Around town, on the highway, offroad, and in the snow and ice. Edit: It's probably been about 8 months.
I use these on a mitsu outlander and find them to be the best for a mix of highway, off-road and snowy conditions. Geolanders wore and hardened too fast.
I have an outlander sport I am getting ready to put these on. I don't do a ton of off roading, but do have a horse boarded up a pretty good ridge that is definitely off pavement- dirt, gravel and leaves and even though I have 4WD, the regular tires I have just don't really cut it in that hill. Hopefully they work well for me.
Nice review. Glad I watched it. I just bought these for my wife's Venza (20 inch). Glad you don't have any complaints. I wanted an all weather tire and my tire retailer (a good friend of mine) suggested these. I live in Edmonton Alberta so snow and ice traction / safety is high priority.
Love the review! Based on it (and couple more), I just got these tires (235/60R18) for my 2009 Volvo XC90. I was wondering, what pressure do you run them at for what scenario (generally, compared to the OEM recommendations for your vehicle)?
Helpful. I have those as OEM on a Toyota rav TRD can’t say I’m happy, the wet and snow wasn’t impressed. As mine have worn they’re louder. I’m going to go w the tried and tr true Yokohama Geolander. The Nitos are cool but they’re pricey and I’m on the states.
Had Geolander G015 on a previous 2018 2.5i They were poor in wet weather and sketchy dangerous as they aged. Wouldn't buy them again. Did last long and no punctures or issues, just not confidence inspiring.
Honestly i have yokohama avid ascend gt tires on my subaru legacy and have yet to get stuck in snow and i get great mileage, they have good comfort. My car does not even have 6in of ground clearance and i had no issues getting through that depth. I even got through a section of anow that a honda pilot couldnt get through. Was about 8in, i had to plow it with my car
I ended up got right through winter with these. The treads a little lower and the traction started to lose its grip a bit but they still held up great. Tread life now at 35-40%
Replace those ASAP. As a professional driver for 27 years, I have seen many tires like those causing accidents and breakdowns because of cracks like these. Be safe.
I ran these on my 2019 Chevrolet Blazer AWD, and when I was road tripping from washington dc to austin texas. I picked up nearly 30 nails in 4 of my tires in Louisiana, and took it all the way 700 miles at 80MPH to Austin. I parked overnight and only lost 7lbs of air in the front left tire. There were 14 nails in it, and these tires are so safe, comfortable and durable.
I have had these for almost a year on my 2017 Jeep Renegade Trailhawk in 225/65/17. I've used them in all conditions and they've been great. Around town, on the highway, offroad, and in the snow and ice.
Edit: It's probably been about 8 months.
Thank you for sharing this videos about this tires I always drive on back roads and HWY!!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 🙏
I use these on a mitsu outlander and find them to be the best for a mix of highway, off-road and snowy conditions. Geolanders wore and hardened too fast.
I have an outlander sport I am getting ready to put these on. I don't do a ton of off roading, but do have a horse boarded up a pretty good ridge that is definitely off pavement- dirt, gravel and leaves and even though I have 4WD, the regular tires I have just don't really cut it in that hill. Hopefully they work well for me.
It's going to cost me a pretty penny since my current tires are only 10 months old, but I really need something slightly more aggressive now.
Nice review. Glad I watched it. I just bought these for my wife's Venza (20 inch). Glad you don't have any complaints. I wanted an all weather tire and my tire retailer (a good friend of mine) suggested these. I live in Edmonton Alberta so snow and ice traction / safety is high priority.
I just put a set on my 14 honda ridgeline. 1st snow expected here in the smokey mountains in 3 days. ❄
Thanks for sharing it. ✌️
Love the review! Based on it (and couple more), I just got these tires (235/60R18) for my 2009 Volvo XC90. I was wondering, what pressure do you run them at for what scenario (generally, compared to the OEM recommendations for your vehicle)?
Getting them on my Crosstrek next week! I'm here in Vermont!
Put these on a 2019 Honda ridgeline sport. Returned them 3 days later way to heavy and ride rough.
Awesome video! Can I ask where abouts you did that trail driving?
Thanks so much, the trail driving was done around Algonquin Ontario
Helpful. I have those as OEM on a Toyota rav TRD can’t say I’m happy, the wet and snow wasn’t impressed. As mine have worn they’re louder. I’m going to go w the tried and tr true Yokohama Geolander. The Nitos are cool but they’re pricey and I’m on the states.
Ohh interesting, how far worn down are yours? Just seeing for comparison and what to expect
Had Geolander G015 on a previous 2018 2.5i
They were poor in wet weather and sketchy dangerous as they aged. Wouldn't buy them again. Did last long and no punctures or issues, just not confidence inspiring.
Honestly i have yokohama avid ascend gt tires on my subaru legacy and have yet to get stuck in snow and i get great mileage, they have good comfort. My car does not even have 6in of ground clearance and i had no issues getting through that depth. I even got through a section of anow that a honda pilot couldnt get through. Was about 8in, i had to plow it with my car
@@Hallowsawthey're great the first year, then start hardening quickly, losing traction.
@@johntorrington2672 i have had them since 2019 bud
Good video
Thank you!
70k in one year, holy shit man lol
Haha yeah I drive a lot 😅
So we are past the winter now. Did you drive these same tires, or get new ones. If new ones, what did you go with?
I ended up got right through winter with these. The treads a little lower and the traction started to lose its grip a bit but they still held up great. Tread life now at 35-40%
@@dansedran awesome. We just put these tires in my wife's Crosstrek yesterday. They look great.
Quick question, did you stick with the vehicle recommended tire pressure for around town use?
I did stick with the recommended pressure for around town use.
Has your mileage been affected compared to a standard all season?
Maybe a little? But Nothing that ive noticed.
I thought they were rated for 100k kilos
Replace those ASAP. As a professional driver for 27 years, I have seen many tires like those causing accidents and breakdowns because of cracks like these. Be safe.
Appreciate the heads up. Looking at new tires