Most definitely.
After a few weeks now I can definitely say my Yokohamas are slightly more noisy than my previous Michelins.
I definitely wouldn’t say it’s a deal breaker, but certainly noticeable.
Yokohama Geolandar G015
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After a few weeks now I can definitely say my Yokohamas are slightly more noisy than my previous Michelins.
I definitely wouldn’t say it’s a deal breaker, but certainly noticeable.
It is general complaint even among those who had A/T tires.
Also, APT is more H/T tire. In category of Terraincontact H/T or LTX M/S2.
No, Nokian has a H/T tire, it's called the One HT
Nokian Tyres One HT / Nokian Tires
Nokian Tyres One HT is a premium, long-lasting and rugged all season tire crafted for back roads and daily urban driving.
www.nokiantires.com
The APT is a competitor to the nitto wildpeak AT trail category.
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It is bit smooth for that entry A/T category. But, apparently still loud, which means, considering it is Nokian, in 20k all neighborhood will know you are rolling down the street.No, Nokian has a H/T tire, it's called the One HT
Nokian Tyres One HT / Nokian Tires
Nokian Tyres One HT is a premium, long-lasting and rugged all season tire crafted for back roads and daily urban driving.
The APT is a competitor to the nitto wildpeak AT category.
Just wait until you put an CUV A/T tire on your Atlas. You'll also be annoying the entire city of Colorado Springs with your car
Nah, I buy actual tires, Michelin, Continental...
Have a set on the wife’s 4Runner. Practically an aggressive AS tire. Gives a beefier look without hindering performance. We have about 10k on them and haven’t worn any.
Have a look at the new GO17s. I’m putting them on my short list in 275/65/20.
I remember you liked them at first. What happened as they aged (the continentals)?
My particular set went down the road with an annoying wobbling feeling.
after 500 miles I returned them for a set of toyo open country AT III's
That probably correlates with how mine started to lose their tracking similar to a poor alignment, over time.
I was surprised with the Yokohama Geolandar Soft Terrains that came on my Forester. I think they had just as much tread when I got rid of the car at 48000 miles as they did when it was brand new.
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Not that you said they were but those werent G015's which only come on the wilderness package.
G95a or g91f maybe? I found both to be terrible wet traction esp.
The E rated ones will probably be the next ones going on the Ranger. I know they're going to be a lot heavier than what's on there now, but I'm after durability since I tow heavy with the truck.
Mine (Conti AT) have been that way since new. I dont think they were ever smooth. Cant wait to get rid of them in a few months. Really wanted to like them ,but ill never buy them again. Maybe the HT version
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