Dodge Intrepid Tires

On the market from 1993 to 2004, the Intrepid was a full-size sedan from Dodge, built on their all-new front-wheel drive LH platform, and was the stablemate of the Chrysler Concorde. The Intrepid ran for two generations and was on Car & Driver’s Ten Best list four times. This big, roomy sedan and the LH “Cab Forward” design were pretty revolutionary for the time; Intrepids were offered with a 2.7L, 3.2L, or 3.5L V6, with the option of an R-T package that upped the 3.5L engine’s output to a robust 250 hp. While a bit bigger, the second generation of the Intrepid featured a more rigid body shell and double-shear suspension mounts for handling that were fairly nimble and responsive for such a big car. The Intrepid was available in Base, ES, SE, SXT, and R-T trim levels before being discontinued.

Here at FORTLUFT, our team has gone through the catalog and compiled some of the best tire options for your Dodge Intrepid, including premium all-season and winter tires. We then ranked them in Best-Great-Good order and used our SimpleScore system to determine a numerical score for each tire’s traction, handling, and longevity categories. Ready? Let’s go in for a closer look:
1. Cooper Endeavor Plus – Best All-Season Tire
Founded in 1914, Cooper is one of America’s oldest tire brands. Cooper built on the success of the proven Endeavor H-T for the Endeavor Plus, incorporating a silica-enriched rubber formulation engineered for excellent wear properties and dependable traction on wet pavement. The Endeavor Plus has a modern all-season tread pattern with wide circumferential and angled lateral grooves to disperse standing water and resist hydroplaning. A WearSquare indicator lets a driver keep tabs on excessive treadwear, and an added layer of reinforced material enhances the durability and ride quality of the Endeavor Plus. The Cooper Endeavor Plus is an excellent value in an all-season tire for crossovers and SUVs and is backed by a 65,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life