TYRES: New Goodyear Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure tyre
Goodyear's new Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure tyre is set to offer the best of both worlds for SUV and 4WD owners alikeIf you own a vehicle that spends as much time offroad as it does on then Goodyear may have the tyre for you. Its new Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure is said to offer improved traction across a variety of surfaces, and is backed by a 95,000km mileage warranty.
Goodyear says the Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure tyre features a layer of DuPont Kevlar and Durawall Technology to improve sidewall rigidity and resistance to puncturing. Newly adopted traction ridges and open shoulder blocks also aid in the clearing of mud, while added biting edges and an all-new compound provide superior wet-weather grip.
“Australians have long been known for their sense of adventure and love of the outdoors; with the creation of the Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure, Goodyear has delivered a tyre that facilitates that lifestyle,” said Goodyear 4WD and Light Truck Product Manager, Matt Griffiths.
“With its great wet and offroad traction, long tread life and durability, the new tyre provides superior performance whether you’re at work or at play, on and offroad.”
The new Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure replaces the Wrangler SilentArmor tyre in the curent Goodyear range. It is available in 17 sizes, including 10 popular Light Truck sizes which are reinforced with an additional layer of Kevlar and 30 per cent more steel belting.
The Goodyear Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure tyre is available now through all Goodyear retailers.
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