Truckster replied:

I priced a set of Yokos a few months ago, and they were lots dearer than BFG's etc... I liked the look of their MT tire, and size was ok, even the Yoko dealer said he couldnt match the BFG, that was before he got the book out, or called the supplier of BFG...

Just something to keep in mind.

Bernie replied:

Hi Mart
I 'm running BFG AT 265/70R16 on Prado about 80/20 , nice tyre bit noiser than Grandtreks have spoken to 2 cruiser drivers & they were not impressed with the Yoko's. re white letters BFG are Black on 1 side white on the other its your choice
regards Bernie

Cashy replied:

Martin,

I run 265/75 BFG AT's on my Prado and find very little noise from them. Also you will find that the 265/75 are at least $30 - 40 cheaper then the 265/70, in the BFG size anyway. They do put the speedo out about 3% but it is not significant.

I also have the white letters pointing in as I don'y really care for them.

Cashy

andy replied:

Hi, I put 5 geolander AT's on my 99 Hilux SR5 about 5000 km's ago and recon that they are the best. The tread pattern offers me better traction than my previous set of BFG all terrains and they have absolutely NO ROAD NOISE at all. My best quote for 31.5x10Rx15 BFG AT's was $240 per tyre and I only paid $185 per tyre for the Geo AT's. The tread pattern on the Yokies is about 40% deeper so they should last longer. I live in the Vic high country and use these tyres off road on a weekly basis and see no signs of wear yet. I bought them from Competition Tyres in Murrumbeena in Melbourne. Can highly reccommend them. Have used BFG's on 4 vehicles over 10 years and recon that they should be really scared of the Yokie Geos's hitting the market. They are a serious competitor. Andy