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Yokohama AVID Ascend Tire

Yokohama Avid AscendOrange Oil Technology Created the Perfect YOKOHAMA Touring Tire

The ideal touring tire, with the optimum balance of extended tread life, all-season performance and superb fuel efficiency, has long been elusive. But it should come as no surprise that through Yokohama’s technologically advanced Orange Oil compound, Yokohama’s engineers created touring tire perfection.

Yokohama  AVID® Ascend™ is the world’s first touring tire to offer the Orange Oil difference.

By infusing Orange Oil, Yokohama improved the molecular bond between natural and synthetic rubber. The result? Optimized tread life, all-season performance and fuel efficiency.

AVID Ascend just may be the best touring tire available today.

Today’s Orange Oil technology has revolutionized the way we engineer touring tires.
And tests confirm it: The new AVID® Ascend™ eclipses the leading competitor and
conventional touring tires in mileage and rolling resistance.

This translates to a next-gen tire that lasts longer and is far more fuel efficient; a clear winner among its peers… and for any driver. Continue reading or contact us for more details at:  (1) 905.795.0419

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Michelin Tire Against Yokohama Advan Sport Tire

Michelin Tire next to Yokohama tire

Did you know that, Yokohama Advan Sport tire is the choice of some of the most coveted car manufacturers, like Bentley, Porsche, Aston Martin, just to mention a few?

Because Yokohama Advan Sport Tires made with NANO technology, with layering of the rubber.

Also Yokohama Advan Sport will stay super quiet over the years. I guess that says it all.

If you ever had a noisy tire on your fine car, than you know that, that is one of the most annoying and bothering thing, that could have ruins the whole driving experience.

One more thought. You can see the Yokohama Advan’s label on the tire at right. The left tire is a used Michelin. Both tire marked as the same size, however the Yokohama is almost 1 inch wider…

Looks like, who ever choose Yokohama, will get more rubber for the money,  but if you buy tire, than that would be your money, so you decide.