Yokohama Geolandar XAT AT and MT Whats the difference

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Yokohama has announced the new Geolandar X-AT, but what's the difference between that tyre and the Geolandar AT and Geolandar MT? • We took the Yokohama Geolandar X-AT, AT MT on a snow trip the other day, so decided to make a quick video describing some of the basic differences between these tyres. • Yokohama Geolandar Extreme All Terrain Tyre (X-AT) on the left. • Yokohama Geolandar Mud Terrain Tyre (MT) in the centre. • Yokohama Geolandar All Terrain Tyre (AT) on the right. • The Yokohama Geolandar Extreme All Terrain Tyres (X-AT) are on our Ford Ranger Tyre Review test vehicle and we will rack up 10,000km's before we perform a long term review for you. • If you enjoy this video, don't forget to subscribe for more! • Full Transcript: • Good day. Jared from Tyre Review here, I thought I'd take the opportunity seeing as we've actually got all three of the Yokohama, AT, X-AT, and their MT tyre here, to just show you a bit of the difference. • So, the first thing I thought I'd do, is show you the difference in the tread pattern. So you see how the regular on-brand tyre actually got pretty good dense tread pattern. Which means it's going to be better on road, it's going to have better grip on the road, on the regular road, and the tread is not quite as big as perhaps the X-AT, which is the brand new one, which they've just released. The tread pattern is deeper, it's got these bigger blocks with the bigger gaps in between. And then you've the MT, which has got much, much bigger gaps here, all the way through, and there's less actual tread that hits the road. • So these are going to be noisier, these are not going to be quite as noisy, these are going to be pretty quiet, these are going to grip better on the road, these are going to be a little bit in between, And these are going to be less grip, but these are obviously going to rip and tear into the off-road more. These are going to be a cross between the all-terrain and the mud-terrain. • So these are perhaps the best of both worlds, depending on what sort of driver you are. So, that's the Yokohama AT, X-AT and MT. • Our Yokohama Geolandar X-AT website article can be found here: • https://www.tyrereview.com.au/yokoham...

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