Yokohama Tire Corporation releases new version of iPad App for the truck tire industry

Yokohama Commercial Tire Navigator available for download on iTunes.

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July 11, 2013

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Yokohama Commercial Tire Navigator is now available for download on iTunes.

Yokohama Tire Corporation (YTC) has released a new version (v1.3) of its iPad app for the truck tire industry, the Yokohama Commercial Tire Navigator. It is available on iTunes for free download at https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/yokohama-commercial-tire-navigator/id542098953?mt=8.

The Yokohama Commercial Tire Navigator is designed to help fleet owners and truck operators learn which Yokohama tires are best for various applications and road conditions. It also contains useful tools to aid with maintaining optimum tire pressure and maximizing fuel savings.

"We launched Yokohama's latest version of the app at the 2013 Mid-America Trucking Show, where we received some great feedback from our customers," said Alan Holtschneider, YTC senior manager, marketing communications. "Business users will find the app to be very easy to use, loaded with information and entertaining as well."

Updates and features of the new v1.3 version include:

YTC's Inflation Pressure Calculator, a tire maintenance tool that recommends appropriate tire inflation levels to prevent tire damage and tire wear.
Information and 360-degree tire photography on the new TY517 ultra wide base drive tire and the new RY407 ultra wide base trailer tire.

Additional features of the app include:

A Fuel Savings Calculator, which compares Yokohama's fuel-efficient tires against the competition.
Information about YTC's commercial tire line-up, with 360-degree tire photography, including the Zenvironment line and the company's EPA SmartWay-verified tires.
SmartSolution, Yokohama's innovative communication platform that is divided into four value propositions: longevity, efficiency, availability and dependability.
A dealer locator to help drivers find the closest Yokohama dealer while on the go.

"Tires are the third-largest expense for fleets, so we're glad that our app can provide customers with tools and information to help them with their tire management," said Holtschneider.