I did a few searches here and could really find what I was looking for. I am looking at two brands of tires, and am open to other ideas.
Each of these are below $55:
Yokohama $55:
I did a few searches here and could really find what I was looking for. I am looking at two brands of tires, and am open to other ideas.
Each of these are below $55:
Yokohama $55:
Correction to the first sentence: I did a few searches here and could NOT really find what I was looking for.
Unless you've got a compelling reason for low-profile (and I can't think of one), I'd suggest you don't. They will give a slightly stiffer ride until you hit really choppy surface, when the noise and jolt will drive you mad and wear your suspension that little bit harder. And I think your Volvo is RWD: unless your spare is the same profile, you would risk damaging the diff if you ever had a rear wheel puncture.
Thanks Andrew. I really have no desire to do any type of performance driving. My daily commute to work is all of about 8 blocks and occasionally when my wife gets cabin fever from living in a small town, we embark on the distance journey into Dallas, Texas. There I get an hour and a half of Interstate -- yahoo!
So, I guess I want a tire that is comfortable, fun to drive, not noisy and still offers some performance on the rare occasion I get to actually make a turn over 15 miles per hour.
:-)
...almost forgot, the "compelling reason" was that the lower profile tire caught my eye as being really sharp looking, and the description lead me to believe I could have a tire than looked great and is comfortable.
I should know that this is not possible and anyone who can make this happen will gain a fortune making women's shoes.
:-)
I have Kumho Ecsta tires on my 82 244 Turbo, 205/6015, and like them a lot.
Better than the Michelin and Yokohamas I had before.
Good characteristics all around for an all season tire, fair price, good wear.
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