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      01-30-2024, 09:57 PM   #1
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Yokohoma Geolander x-cv xl

I just replaced the pirelli Rf on my 2023 45e at 15k miles with the yokohoma geolander x-cv all seasons non run flats , i searched this forum for this tire but couldn’t find anything . Anybody installed these on their x5 with 21 staggered setup ?
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      02-03-2024, 09:08 AM   #2
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Curious what you think of them. I need to buy a set of tires for my 21s and am wondering if there's a noticeable handling trade off.
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      02-03-2024, 09:45 AM   #3
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I’m also curious as to their performance and tread wear….coming up on replacing the P-Zeros again. We go through a set every 11k or 12k miles, so definitely hope the geolander has a longer tread life.
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I’m also curious as to their performance and tread wear….coming up on replacing the P-Zeros again. We go through a set every 11k or 12k miles, so definitely hope the geolander has a longer tread life.
Based on the treadwear warranty and UTQG rating, it should be roughly 20-25k (treadwear warranty is 50k, halved for staggered setups that can't be rotated).
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      02-10-2024, 02:10 PM   #5
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I just replaced the pirelli Rf on my 2023 45e at 15k miles with the yokohoma geolander x-cv all seasons non run flats , i searched this forum for this tire but couldn’t find anything . Anybody installed these on their x5 with 21 staggered setup ?
I just got them installed with the staggered setup for 21. On low speed seems to be quieter than the one p zero summers. Will need to keep monitoring the performance.


Original plans was to use the primacy tours on +5 setup but both Costco and discount tires refuse to install. End up going with oem size Yokohama.
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      02-11-2024, 08:11 PM   #6
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I already got a bubble on one of the tires with less than 200 miles on them. Tirerack approved the claim getting a relacement . Not sure how these will turn out in the long run
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I already got a bubble on one of the tires with less than 200 miles on them. Tirerack approved the claim getting a relacement . Not sure how these will turn out in the long run
Oh how did you find out about the bubble? Was the ride horrible? I will keep an eye out for mine. Still prefer to go with the Michelin if they willing to install it.
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      02-12-2024, 10:25 PM   #8
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Oh how did you find out about the bubble? Was the ride horrible? I will keep an eye out for mine. Still prefer to go with the Michelin if they willing to install it.
I got the tire replaced since i have the titerack road hazard protection. Not sure why the bubble came, discount tire said nothing about it.
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I just got them installed with the staggered setup for 21. On low speed seems to be quieter than the one p zero summers. Will need to keep monitoring the performance.


Original plans was to use the primacy tours on +5 setup but both Costco and discount tires refuse to install. End up going with oem size Yokohama.
Do you have any more pictures of these tires mounted?
I was sure I’d be getting the Michelin Primacy upsized tires, but just saw this all season option in the stock size. I would prefer to stay stock size if they are good tires.
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      02-18-2024, 08:20 PM   #10
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Do you have any more pictures of these tires mounted?
I was sure I’d be getting the Michelin Primacy upsized tires, but just saw this all season option in the stock size. I would prefer to stay stock size if they are good tires.
Here you go
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      02-19-2024, 11:17 AM   #11
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Here you go
Do these have similar curb protection as the Pirellis?
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      02-19-2024, 11:39 AM   #12
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Do these have similar curb protection as the Pirellis?
Curb protection?? I don’t think that is a feature for tires. I usually park carefully that I never thought I needed any. I didn’t notice any curb protection from the pirellis or Yokohama.
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      02-19-2024, 06:44 PM   #13
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Curb protection?? I don’t think that is a feature for tires. I usually park carefully that I never thought I needed any. I didn’t notice any curb protection from the pirellis or Yokohama.
Sorry, I mean that little bump near the bead around the rim to help prevent curb rash.
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Sorry, I mean that little bump near the bead around the rim to help prevent curb rash.
You mean this?
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How have these tires been working out for you?
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How have these tires been working out for you?
So happens my passenger rear tire was punctured by a nail due to local area constructions. The placement of the puncture cause the tire beyond repair which is unfortunate for a month old tire. I don’t think this relates to the tire themselves.

Fortunately I purchased the tire insurance from discount tire and they will replace it for free. But due to shortage of this particular tire, I opted for the Yokohama Avis GT and replace the pair for matching tires. Those also good tires since they are Porsche Star tires. Now I have a barely used tire that I need to get rid of.
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So happens my passenger rear tire was punctured by a nail due to local area constructions. The placement of the puncture cause the tire beyond repair which is unfortunate for a month old tire. I don’t think this relates to the tire themselves.

Fortunately I purchased the tire insurance from discount tire and they will replace it for free. But due to shortage of this particular tire, I opted for the Yokohama Avis GT and replace the pair for matching tires. Those also good tires since they are Porsche Star tires. Now I have a barely used tire that I need to get rid of.
Is the Avis GT an all season as well?
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Is the Avis GT an all season as well?
Yes but it only available in rear wheel size since Porsche front wheel has difference size tires.
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      03-27-2024, 09:01 PM   #19
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I think it is best to avoid 21 inch wheels altogether . After a month and 1000 miles later, i got nails in rear tire and now the tire is on back order and not available before june. Not sure what to do now, just ditch 21 inch wheels and get 20 inch wheels as they have more tire options available.
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I think it is best to avoid 21 inch wheels altogether . After a month and 1000 miles later, i got nails in rear tire and now the tire is on back order and not available before june. Not sure what to do now, just ditch 21 inch wheels and get 20 inch wheels as they have more tire options available.
That’s the same reason I went with Avid GT. Discount tires was going to replace it for free but since the geolandars back ordered so I opt for different model. Luckily the avid GT got plenty of stock.
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That’s the same reason I went with Avid GT. Discount tires was going to replace it for free but since the geolandars back ordered so I opt for different model. Luckily the avid GT got plenty of stock.
Is there any way to get tirerack to refund me since these tires are brand new and expensive. I don’t want to put a different tire , i will have to change all 4
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I think it is best to avoid 21 inch wheels altogether . After a month and 1000 miles later, i got nails in rear tire and now the tire is on back order and not available before june. Not sure what to do now, just ditch 21 inch wheels and get 20 inch wheels as they have more tire options available.
The availability of this size tire (not just this specific Yokohama) has worried me as I look for a new set for my wife’s X5.

I think I’ve decided to go one size up and get Michelin Primacy Tours.
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