Yokohama X-AT Tyre Studio Review - First Look at the unreleased X-AT Tyres скачать в хорошем качестве

Yokohama X-AT Tyre Studio Review - First Look at the unreleased X-AT Tyres

In this video we take a look at the Yokohama Tyre Geolandar X-AT (Extreme All Terrain) tyre. At Tyre Review, we got our hands on this as-yet unreleased Yokohama Geolandar X-AT tyre, and had a squiz at it in the studio 🤘 The Yokohama Geolandar X-AT will also be put on our Tyre Review Ford Ranger for a long term review. We will be testing this all terrain tyre for at least 10.000 km's, so keep your eyes peeled for the long term review, coming soon. In the meantime, enjoy the Yokohama X-AT tyre Studio Overview. Full transcript of the video: Today we've got the new Yokohama X-AT in the warehouse. This tyre isn't even released yet, so stick with me, and we'll have a closer look at it. Good day. Today in the warehouse we've got the Yokohama X-AT, and I'm excited, because this tyre has not even been released yet around the world. It's being released on the 1st of August, and we're probably some of the first people to actually have the tyre here, to have even see the tyre. This is, they call it an X-AT so it's one of those increasing breed of tyres that are becoming available, that is not an all-terrain, it's not a mud terrain, but it's got characteristics of both. So it's got maybe the comfort and low noise of an all-terrain tyre, but it's also got the aggressiveness and maybe the durability of a mud terrain tyre or somewhere in between. I'm actually really interested to see how this tyre goes. Let's just take a quick look at the details of the tyre. The one of the first things you notice with this tyre is that it's actually got two different sidewall patterns. So it's got these ones here which look a little bit like daggers, and they're pretty aggressive, and they say that's gonna help with traction. And then these ones on the other side, are more sort of up and down. So depending on the look you want for your car, you can actually have your choice of sidewall. Let's have a look at the thread face. This is where the X-AT is really quite different from a regular all-terrain, in that it actually has these significantly deeper gaps. And that are gonna help get all that mud and sand crap out from the tyre and help it keep gripping. Significant spacing on the shoulder blocks, and even significant spacing all the way through the actual thread pattern itself. In terms of noise blocking, Yokohama have actually said that this zig-zag groove is actually gonna help with keeping the noise down as well. Because, remember this is a pretty aggressive tyre, so keeping that noise down is a really important thing for both the longevity of the tyre, in terms of how long you actually want to keep it on there, and also for mental, yeah see it's not so freaking noisy. Yokohama also say that basically they built into this tyre improved puncture resistance. So they've build in extra sidewall that you would get in, that you normally get in a regular all-terrain tyre, and they've also got a full nylon cap in here, so it's actually gonna be less likely to get punctures. They build in some stone rejector technology as well, we've also got this varied length blocks which they say are gonna be more likely to be able to cup into the, into the terrain. You're less likely to lose that grip, as you're actually driving off-road. So these are the new Yokohama X-AT, and these next to be going on the tyre of the new test Ford Ranger, for the next 10,000 k's or so. And that's actually me who's gonna be driving that one. So, I'm really interested to see how that go, both on the road off the road, with the family, with the suspension in the Ranger is a bit hard, so we'll see if that the comfort factor's up there, but we'll report back in 10,000 k's. Oh, and before I forget, don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos like this. We're putting them out once every couple of weeks. Oh, and the cameraman is signalling to me, don't forget to hit the little bell button as well so you get notified when a video has come up. Thank you. Our Yokohama Geolandar X-AT website article can be found here: https://www.tyrereview.com.au/yokoham...