Yokohama Tire’s New All-terrain GEOLANDAR A/T4™ is Now on Sale
Versatile A/T4 is the perfect balance of on-road comfort and off-road reliability
Yokohama Tire’s all-new GEOLANDAR A/T4 G018, engineered for trucks, SUVs and CUVs, is now on sale in the U.S. Over 50 LT-metric sizes are expected to be available by year end and more than 130 Euro-metric and LT-metric sizes ranging from 15- to 22-inch wheel diameters are planned for the line.
The “go anywhere” A/T4 is severe snow service-rated, features a dual-sidewall design which allows consumers to choose the appearance they like the best and carries a 55,000- to 65,000-mile limited treadwear warranty. The GEOLANDAR A/T4 replaces the GEOLANDAR® A/T G015.
“Because of its outstanding off-road resilience and dependable all-weather traction, the ultra-versatile A/T4 is specifically designed to handle any surface – on- or off-road – and in any weather condition,” said Drew Dayton, Yokohama Tire’s senior product planning manager, consumer tires.
Benefits for the GEOLANDAR A/T4 G018 include:- Off-road durability is assured thanks to Yokohama’s GEO-SHIELD technology, which delivers extra-strength for on- and off-road use by providing multiple sidewall plies, a full nylon cap and a high turn-up carcass. Plus, the A/T4 features Yokohama’s Enduro-Compound, a proprietary triple polymer to combat cutting and chipping, and resist wear for longer mileage.
- Reliable all-weather performance is achieved by the advanced tread pattern which features zig-zag grooves and triple 3D sipes for superb performance in dry and wet conditions. Marked with the Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) symbol for excellent winter traction.
- On-road comfort comes from the single-pitch shoulder blocks which reduce noise on-road while enhancing traction off-road.
- Optimized on/off-road traction ride is attained by aggressive center blocks that provide exceptional off-road traction on any trail surface. Additionally, the enhanced profile firmly grounds tread blocks for confident on-road handling and improved off-traction.
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