SKODA Yeti 4x4 tires info required please
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Muntybuck5803
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They’re on the list if I can figure out a size that’ll fit. Thanks mate
Geolanders for me too. Had them on maybe 4 vehicles now and done thousands of miles across all sorts of terrain from road, forestry tracks, thick mud where they shouldn't be going and in pretty much every condition you can think of. Greasy roads, ice, heavy snow, hot tarmac. I genuinely can't fault them and would happily replace them with the same.
Muntybuck5803
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Geolanders could be the one
Might be worth a look on the Briskoda forum - e.g. Chunky tyres for Yeti 4x4
I've not got a Yeti, but I found it very helpful for Octavia Scout tyre/wheel questions - as well as other matters.
I've not got a Yeti, but I found it very helpful for Octavia Scout tyre/wheel questions - as well as other matters.
Exactly what I use on mine Yeti 4x4 they are very good off road on gravel hill tracks, wet grass and mud. Highly recommended. Good fuel return too 55mpg + On long runs.
Hi.
Obviously i have never tried many different makes to compare these with but i really like the Michelin Latitude Cross on my Jeep.
Very good in the wet. I have had no dramas on a roundabout like my old Khumo ones. Feels 100% stable at motorway speeds in heavy rain.
The Michelins are good in snow too. I have not been rock crawling in them, but let's be honest, how many of us do? They call them a summer tyre, yet they have the M+S rating.
They are a bit pricey but are lasting well. I note they offer a few 17" offerings. I am running 245/65/17 H.
Got to be worth a look.
I put the link solely for the purpose of showing you a pic of the tyre. Michelin Latitude Cross 7.50/100 R16 112 S | Oponeo.co.uk
Obviously i have never tried many different makes to compare these with but i really like the Michelin Latitude Cross on my Jeep.
Very good in the wet. I have had no dramas on a roundabout like my old Khumo ones. Feels 100% stable at motorway speeds in heavy rain.
The Michelins are good in snow too. I have not been rock crawling in them, but let's be honest, how many of us do? They call them a summer tyre, yet they have the M+S rating.
They are a bit pricey but are lasting well. I note they offer a few 17" offerings. I am running 245/65/17 H.
Got to be worth a look.
I put the link solely for the purpose of showing you a pic of the tyre. Michelin Latitude Cross 7.50/100 R16 112 S | Oponeo.co.uk
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Muntybuck5803
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Thanks all. So I’m leaning towards Geolandars if I drop to 16 inch rims. Otherwise the Michelin Cross Climate 2s seem to be well regarded here, if I stay with the factory 17 wheels.
I ended up with ContiCross LX2 on my Octavia Scout - the choice being very limited by a tyre-size which is not usual for slightly off-road tyres. Also, I swap to winter tyres on other wheels for the colder bits of the year - so didn't want the cross-climate option.
Brittany boy
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I’ve got the Skoda qarok 4x4 new body on the yeti, I use continental cross contact good all round , easily covers wet grass slopes and mud even when pulling a trailer of logs .
Muntybuck5803
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Good afternoon all
By way of an update, I decided to drop to 16s and go with the Geolandars in the OEM Yeti size. As expected they fit with no issues.
After doing a motorway run on them I can find no discernible difference in the drivability on road nor in fuel economy. Now I just need to test them on the rougher stuff when the time comes.
Cheers for all the help and advice, and have a great Christmas break when it comes
By way of an update, I decided to drop to 16s and go with the Geolandars in the OEM Yeti size. As expected they fit with no issues.
After doing a motorway run on them I can find no discernible difference in the drivability on road nor in fuel economy. Now I just need to test them on the rougher stuff when the time comes.
Cheers for all the help and advice, and have a great Christmas break when it comes
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