The **2026 Yamaha AR220** is a jet boat built for those who want to own every moment on the water. Finished in a sharp, commanding **black hull**, this 22-foot powerhouse is ready to turn heads at Norris Lake and beyond. Twin **Yamaha TR1 115HP engines** deliver a combined **230 horsepower**, giving you the responsive, exhilarating performance that Yamaha's jet propulsion system is famous for — all without exposed propellers, making it a safer choice for swimmers and watersports enthusiasts alike. At 102 inches of beam, the AR220 offers a wide, stable platform that's as comfortable for a relaxing family cruise as it is for towing wakeboarders and tubers through their best runs. A generous **70-gallon fuel capacity** means fewer stops and more time doing what you love. Whether you're exploring the scenic coves of Norris Lake or pushing out for a full day of watersports, this boat is engineered to keep up with your ambitions. Priced at **$57,587**, the 2026 AR220 represents outstanding value for a brand-new, feature-packed jet boat from one of the most trusted names in the marine industry. Located in **Jacksboro near Norris Lake**, this boat is ready for demo and delivery. Don't miss your chance to own a head-turning, thrill-delivering Yamaha jet boat — contact us today to schedule a walkthrough or sea trial.
Based on 14 reviews from across the web
Our owners consistently describe the AR220 as a versatile, approachable boat that handles everything from casual cruising and watersports to sandbar days with the family. The twin TR-1 engines get solid marks for reliability, and the jet propulsion system is a genuine advantage in shallow water, letting our owners reach spots that propeller-driven boats simply cannot. After multiple seasons, most are still genuinely happy with the purchase.
The AR220 earns particular praise for its spacious layout, generous storage, and comfortable seating for up to ten people. Owners report it tows tubes and pulls wakeboarders without trouble, and the boat is light enough on the trailer that many mid-size trucks and SUVs can handle it. Servicing is straightforward, and day-to-day running costs come in reasonable.
The one area where expectations vary from owner to owner is outright speed. The AR220 is not a top-speed boat, and with a full passenger load performance is more modest. Buyers who prioritize speed tend to look at larger models in the lineup. For families and first-time owners focused on fun, versatility, and easy ownership, though, the boat consistently delivers.
We hear this often, and the answer from our owners is consistently yes. The jet propulsion system is forgiving to operate, the twin-engine setup gives you extra control while you get comfortable, and the layout works well for families and mixed groups.
Our owners pull tubes and bring up wakeboarders regularly, even with a full group on board. The twin TR-1 engines provide solid torque that gets riders up without trouble.
The jet propulsion system is a real advantage here. Our owners use it to reach sandbar areas and shallow spots that propeller-driven boats have to go around. The draft is extremely low, which opens up a lot of the water.
Many of our owners tow it comfortably with mid-size trucks, SUVs, and even Jeeps. It sits at a manageable trailer weight that does not require a full-size truck.
Across multiple seasons and many hours of use, our owners report the TR-1 engines have performed without issue. Both the engines and the jet propulsion system have a strong reliability record in the Yamaha lineup.
Buyers who want higher top-end speed, a head compartment, or more overall power tend to look at models like the 222S or AR250. The AR220 is the right fit for families focused on versatility and everyday use rather than outright performance.
Summarized by AI from public sources across the web — owner forums, marine publications, and other boating sites. Provided for research; not authored or endorsed by the dealership.
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