I know this is only one test when many others make up a 3PMSF rating, but this drastic difference in stopping distance shows that not all 3PMSF tires are created equal.
55k miles on a 22 Badlands Sasquatch with a 2.7. It still has the original windshield and the original shocks, but the tires were replaced at 50k miles, and the soft top was replaced due to some threads coming loose around 20k miles. The top was honestly a non-issue, but if it's under warranty...
Honestly, no. I just asked my wife and she said she can't feel a difference either for what that's worth lol. If anything the "added" stiffness from the E rated tires makes driving feel less wallowy and more sure footed. I hit a bump on the way to work daily at 60-70mph while in a left-hand...
Took our Bronco on a family trip. Overall I was very happy with the Yokohama G018's. Noticably quieter compared to the stock Goodyear's, seemed more compliant over any road surface and the mileage seems slightly better than the stock Goodyear's as well.
I ran my Goodyear's for 50k miles between 35-37psi. I am running these tires so far in the same range. The Yokohama's felt instantaneously better on the road. I have only been done one gravel road but they didn't seem to fling rocks like the Goodyear's did. One of the only reviews on the...
Yokohama Geolandar G018 in 315/70r17. Smooth, 2db quieter than the 315 Goodyears, and already noticing better mileage after 500 miles. My main concern was highway comfort, wet road conditions, and snow. I loved the G015's on a previous vehicle and these updated tires look even better. Oh and the...
It was not the easiest install, but with some patience, it was very manageable. If you dislike cabinet door alignment, this is probably not for you, haha. Looks killer though. Very happy with the net result and looks of the @IAG Performance X-Brace