Review on Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015 225/65 R17 102H all season by Adam Joks ᠌

After changing the shoes, there was a rumble, well, I think I got it, the rubber g @ a lot, but after a week the rumble began to progress, and it became clear that it's not rubber. I purchased a full set of Yokohama Geolandar G015 A/T 215/65 made in 2022 tires in March, even though I didn't immediately understand them. I drove it into the service center, where they changed the bearings on the front right and rear left wheels, and lo and behold, you can't hear the rubber, from the word at all, not at 120 kilometers per hour, not at 140 kilometers per hour, not at 160 kilometers per hour, and not even at 180 kilometers per hour. I have now traveled 5000 kilometers, and visually, it is not evident that it is being erased or something along those lines. It has not yet been feasible to crawl into the muck, and the weather is such that even a pig is having trouble finding it. In general, I like the tires, and I wait for it to rain so that I can examine them when I'm hunting in the mud.