Yokohama Geolandar I/T-S G073

The Yokohama Geolandar I/T-S G073 tyre is specifically designed to tackle extreme winter conditions, particularly on icy surfaces. Its advanced technology enables it to deliver unmatched performance on ice, thanks to a triple absorbing rubber that instantly eliminates water, thereby reducing the risk of micro hydroplaning.

  • Micro hydroplaning, the main obstacle to grip on ice, is caused by the formation of a water layer above the ice, especially in the temperature zone of -6°C to 0°C. Traditional tyres fail to maintain contact with the ice due to this water layer whose thickness exceeds 10um, while the tyre surface undulation is only 4-7um.
  • The Yokohama Geolandar I/T-S G073 overcomes this challenge through an innovative rubber compound that incorporates water-absorbing elements. This unique feature allows the tyre to remain in direct contact with the ice, eliminating the water layer and significantly improving grip.

Yokohama
Customer review
Original Equipment
All
Continue browsing without accepting >
Concerning cookies and other trackers
Grip500.ie (GRIP500) and its partners (Google, Hotjar, Microsoft) use cookies and other trackers (web storage) to ensure the proper function of the site, to facilitate your browsing, to perform statistical measurements and to personalise its advertising campaigns. Cookies and other trackers stored on your device may contain personal data. Furthermore, we do not deposit any cookies or other trackers without your voluntary and informed consent, with the exception of those essential to the function of the site. We remember your choice for 6 months. You can withdraw your consent at any time by visiting the cookies and other trackers page. You can choose to continue browsing without accepting the placing of cookies or other trackers. Refusal does not prevent access to services GRIP500. For more information, we invite you to consult the cookies and other trackers page.
Customise cookies
LiveChat
An error occurred. Please try again or contact us if the problem persists.