Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Amboli announced the start of an exclusive partnership with Japanese tire manufacturer Yokohama Rubber. The partnership will expand the range of available products to include tires for passenger cars and trucks. For commercial vehicles, models designed for regional and intercity transportation, as well as operation on mixed-surface roads, are provided.

Yokohama Rubber was founded in Japan in 1917 and has been operating in the global tire market for over a century. The brand's products are used, among other things, in the factory equipment of Porsche, Bentley, and Mercedes-AMG cars. According to the Tyres & Accessories 2026 rating, compiled based on 2025 sales volumes, the Japanese manufacturer ranks sixth in the world.

Among the stated characteristics of Yokohama tires are grip on dry and wet surfaces, reduced braking distance, even tread wear, and long service life. The company also pays attention to driving comfort and the development of new technologies. Its products and design have repeatedly received international awards, including the Good Design Award. The terms of the exclusive partnership with Amboli and the geography of supplies are not specified in the announcement.

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