I usually stick with Michelin. Should I get an all season? I usually just drive in the city. It's a fishing truck about 3 weekends a year.
Tire recommendations for 200?
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I am partial to the Yokohama Geolander AT.
IMO it's the best I could Find for good general purpose year around on road tire. Its not an LT , so it's not a heavy or loud tire, rides smoother then the Oem Michelins .
I don't recommend this Geolander tire for any hard core off road use.
The yokohama's have a Very reasonable price, quite comfortable ride, much better all season traction then the Michelins, much longer tread life then Michelins.
I use to run a Bridgestone allenza that was replaced with a new version, but new version they dropped the Size for the 200 LC.
So I started researching again and settled on the Yokohama's after studying all the tires spec's on every tire I could find now on the market in that size.
After I got the 1st set of Geolander ATs on my older LC 200 I was really impressed.
I liked them so much, I went back a couple weeks later with nearly new Michelins that came on my other LC200, and had those michilins swapped out for another set of the geolanders as well.
IMO it's the best I could Find for good general purpose year around on road tire. Its not an LT , so it's not a heavy or loud tire, rides smoother then the Oem Michelins .
I don't recommend this Geolander tire for any hard core off road use.
The yokohama's have a Very reasonable price, quite comfortable ride, much better all season traction then the Michelins, much longer tread life then Michelins.
I use to run a Bridgestone allenza that was replaced with a new version, but new version they dropped the Size for the 200 LC.
So I started researching again and settled on the Yokohama's after studying all the tires spec's on every tire I could find now on the market in that size.
After I got the 1st set of Geolander ATs on my older LC 200 I was really impressed.
I liked them so much, I went back a couple weeks later with nearly new Michelins that came on my other LC200, and had those michilins swapped out for another set of the geolanders as well.
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I went with the Yokohama Geolander to replace the stock Dunlop. Quiet, does well in the rain and handles better. Just got them, so haven't had a chance to try them off-road yet, but it has a decent tread and should do reasonably well. It's a P-metric tire and aren't too heavy, so acceleration and MPG is not affected.
