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The Geolandar M/T+ is Yokohama's serious performer for serious off-road enthusiasts. This tyre is designed to conquer some of the wildest terrains; from muddy trails, rocky riverbeds to tropical jungles. It best suits the serious off-road enthusiasts that require extreme off-road appearance and traction. Mud Traction The Geolandar M/T+ molds a longer lasting, cut-and-chip resistant tread compound into a beefy, deep-lug directional tread design. The twin-cut lug grooves and progressive power shoulders increase the number of biting edges to enhance the tyre's traction in muddy conditions, while the stepped block edges help disperse accumulation of mud and dirt from between the blocks. Protection against extreme terrain
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The Geolandar M/T+ is Yokohama's serious performer for serious off-road enthusiasts. This tyre is designed to conquer some of the wildest terrains; from muddy trails, rocky riverbeds to tropical jungles. It best suits the serious off-road enthusiasts that require extreme off-road appearance and traction. Mud Traction The Geolandar M/T+ molds a longer lasting, cut-and-chip resistant tread compound into a beefy, deep-lug directional tread design. The twin-cut lug grooves and progressive power shoulders increase the number of biting edges to enhance the tyre's traction in muddy conditions, while the stepped block edges help disperse accumulation of mud and dirt from between the blocks. Protection against extreme terrain
The load rating (represented by the numerical value) is related to the maximum weight that tyre can carry. So in this case 105 would refer to a load capacity of 925kg, with most passenger vehicle load indexes range from 62 to 126.
In all instances the tyres load index must meet or exceed the value displayed on the vehicles placard.
The speed category symbol, for example 'S', indicates the maximum speed at which the tyre can carry a load corresponding to its load index. So in this case, 'S' would refer to a maximum speed of 180km/hour.
See the chart below for a full list of speed symbols and their applicable values.
