Chevrolet Corsica Tires
Chevrolet’s Corsica was a popular 90s-era subcompact sedan that was available with a choice of 4-cyl or V6 engines. The Corsica shared its platform with the Beretta coupe; at one time in the late 80s, the two models were the second-best-selling cars in the United States. Corsica and Beretta models were powered by a choice of engines ranging from a 2.0L 4-cyl up to a 3.1L high-output V6. Corsica models were available with LT or LTZ trim levels, with LTZ being the performance package. Rare XT models included all the performance bits from the LTZ along with a special body aerodynamics package, leather upholstery, and spoiler. A quintessential 90s GM product, the Corsica was replaced by the Malibu in 1997.
Here at FORTLUFT, we’ve gone down the line and put together some of the best tire choices for your Chevrolet Corsica, including all-season, all-season touring, and winter tires, then ranked them in Best-Great-Good order. We used our SimpleScore system to look at data points and reviews for traction, handling, and longevity, then assigned a numerical score for each category and each tire. Ready? Let’s go in for a closer look:
1. Kumho Solus TA11: Best All-Season tire
Let’s get this list started with the Kumho Solus TA11. We’ve been consistently impressed with Kumho products and the Solus TA11 is no exception; this premium all-season tire gets an overall SimpleScore of 8.6. Cornering, steering response, road feedback, and road manners are all admirable with the Solus TA11 thanks to its specialized carbon-rich tread compound and ESCOT internal construction package that equalizes tension and stresses for a SimpleScore of 8.3 for handling. With that long-wearing tread compound and internal design, Kumho backs the Solus TA11 with a 75,000 mile warranty, racking up a SimpleScore of 9.1 for longevity. Year-round grip comes from an asymmetric all-season tread pattern that features a dense network of sipes, notched shoulders, and deep circumferential grooves that direct wate