Volvo `99 S80 T6 Tire Recommendations

Discussion in 'Volvo S80' started by Cory, May 28, 2006.

  1. Cory

    Cory Guest

    Volvo `99 S80 T6 Tire Recommendations

    It's time to replace the tires on this vehicle.
    We bought it used a couple of years ago with the KUMO ECSTA Supra
    tires on it.

    Living in southern Missouri, I think it would be prudent to replace
    the KUMO's with some type of all season tire...

    Any recommendations, as well as information regarding tires to avoid,
    will be appreciated.

    T.I.A.
     
    Cory, May 28, 2006
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  2. Cory

    Joerg Lorenz Guest

    I would suggest that you use summer-tyres on such a high performance car
    and during winter time you switch to snowtyres.

    The best is to use a European make on the car preferrably a Michelin tyre.
    HTH,
    Joerg
     
    Joerg Lorenz, May 28, 2006
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  3. Cory

    Steve Guest

    If you like the Kumho's why not go for their all season tire?
    http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...arch=true&partnum=255HR6KH16&fromCompare1=yes
    I have found Tire Rack a wonderful place to get tires BTW...

    BEWARE: Ain't no way the all season will drive like a summer tire...
     
    Steve, May 29, 2006
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  4. I read great reviews of the Toyo Proxes 4 all season tires and put a set
    on my 854T. They're almost as good as the Michelin Pilots that came as
    original equipment on the car -- a good compromise as long as you don't
    require "ultimate" performance. I also read rave reviews about the
    Pirelli P-zero Nero, but it was a lot more expensive than the Toyo
    Proxes 4.

    http://www.1010tires.com/tirereviews/Toyo_Proxes_4_tire_reviews.html

    http://www.1010tires.com/tirereviews/Pirelli_P-
    Zero_Nero_M&S_tire_reviews.html

    Rick
     
    Espressopithecus (Java Man), May 29, 2006
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  5. Cory

    hjsjms Guest

    Take a look at the Yokohama Avid and AS430 series. Very nice tire and
    reasonably priced, especially the AS430.
     
    hjsjms, May 30, 2006
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