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Yokohama is a premium tyre brand made in Japan. The main characteristics that stand out are excellent tread life, superior wet traction, outstanding grip in all conditions and quiet ride. Its most famous models are the AVID, ADVAN and finally the Geolandar in the 4×4 tyres segment. For years Yokohama was the main sponsor of Chelsea Football Club in England. Yokohama in New Zealand works with extensive distribution of independent tyres stores.

Index
1.- Yokohama Tyre Shop New Zealand
1.1.- Tyre Shop Auckland
1.2.- Tyre Shop Canterbury
1.3.- Tyre Shop Wellington
1.4.- Tyre Shop Waikato
1.5.- Tyre Shop Bay of Plenty
1.6.- Tyre Shop Otago
1.7.- Tyre Shop Manawatū-Whanganui
1.8.- Tyre Shop Northland
1.9.- Tyre Shop Hawke’s Bay
1.10.- Tyre Shop Taranaki
1.11.- Tyre Shop Southland
1.12.- Tyre Shop Tasman
1.13.- Tyre Shop Nelson
1.14.- Tyre Shop Gisborne
1.15.- Tyre Shop Marlborough
1.16.- Tyre Shop West Coast
2.- Yokohama Tyres Models
3.- Yokohama History

1.1- Tyre Shop Auckland

1.2- Tyre Shop Canterbury

1.3.- Tyre Shop Wellington

1.4.- Tyre Shop Waikato

1.5- Tyre Shop Bay of Plenty

1.6.- Tyre Shop Otago

1.7.- Tyre Shop Manawatū-Whanganui

1.8.- Tyre Shop Northland

1.9.- Tyre Shop Hawke’s Bay

1.10.- Tyre Shop Taranaki

1.11.- Tyre Shop Southland

1.12.- Tyre Shop Tasman

1.13.- Tyre Shop Nelson

1.14.-Tyre Shop Gisborne

1.15.- Tyre Shop Marlborough

1.16.- Tyre Shop West Coast

2.- Yokohama Tyres Models

▷ Yokohama Geolandar X-AT: It is designed to conquer tough off-road terrain without compromising on pavement comfort. Yokohama’s HD-2 off-road compound uses a blend of three polymers to improve cut and chip resistance as well as durable wear.

▷ Yokohama ADVAN Fleva V701: The ADVAN Fleva V701 is a high performance tire suitable for sports cars. Offering agile handling in wet and dry conditions, it’s surprisingly quiet and comfortable. 

▷ Yokohama AVID Ascend LX: It is an exceptional tyre that provides impressive grip and great mileage performance in all types of weather even in winter conditions.

Yokohama ADVAN A11A Yokohama ADVAN A048 Yokohama ADVAN A052 Yokohama ADVAN A82A Yokohama ADVAN A83B Yokohama ADVAN Apex V601 Yokohama ADVAN Fleva V701 Yokohama ADVAN Neova AD07 Yokohama ADVAN Neova AD08 R Yokohama ADVAN Sport A/S Yokohama ADVAN Sport Yokohama ADVAN Sport V105 Yokohama AVID Ascend Yokohama AVID ENVigor Yokohama AVID GT Yokohama AVID S30B Yokohama AVID S30D Yokohama AVID S33B Yokohama AVID S33D Yokohama AVID S34D

3.- Yokohama Tyres History

Founded in 1917, it was one of many Japanese industrial companies that were created taking advantage of Japan’s opening up to the outside world in the late 19th century. Yokohama Rubber developed in the 20s of the 20th century thanks to the discovery of niches in the Japanese industrial infrastructure that was developing and that needed innovations.

The company’s greatest success at the time was the manufacture of the cord fabric tire, which entered the market in 1921 and became the basis for the further development of the company. The tires that were being used until then in Japan were made of textile, especially simple fabric.

Hamatown Cord, from Yokohama Company, was the first cord fabric tire sold in Japan, three times stronger than textile tires, it quickly gained popularity on Japanese roads. At the same time, the company was also engaged in the development of products related to industrial systems, using rubber to improve conveyor belts in industry.

In 1921, the company began to introduce trimmed-edged rubber drive belts to the market, which rapidly replaced leather belts in many branches of the industry, a great advance for Japanese tires. In 1929, the first V-type belt came out in Japan, which is characterized by higher elasticity and better transmission.

These early actions provided the foundation for the development of the 1930s, when Japan’s economy was experiencing rapid growth and experienced high demand for rubber products. Yokohama developed high-flotation tires, specially designed to prevent overheating problems, including huge truck tires as well as Y-tread tires. In 1930, the company created a soft rubber coating, which will be used in the chemical industry and that protected metals against corrosion and leakage.

Finally, in 1936, he designs and manufactures the first hydraulic brake hose for vehicles in Japan. In 1939, the company made the greatest advance in the history of the synthetic rubber industry, manufacturing its own and putting itself at the forefront of this type of technology.