Category: Tires for Vehicles
2002 Saturn L100 Tires
Saturn L200 Tires
The Saturn L200 was the wagon model of Saturn’s 2000 L series of sedans and wagons. Before its discontinuation in 2004, the L200 was offered with a 3.0L V6 engine or a 2.2L 4-cylinder engine. When General Motors released the Saturn L-Series in the year 2000, the Saturn L200 was given a new nomenclature. Initial L-Series tires were available in three trim levels (LS, LS1, and LS2), with straight 4-cylinder and V6 engines and 4-speed automatic or 5-speed manual gearboxes. Earliest L-Series tires came standard with air conditioning, an AM-FM stereo, and manual windows and locks. Anti-lock brakes with traction control were available as an option on all versions.
The Saturn L200 you currently own might not be the new car because the L200 was discontinued in 2004. Purchase tires that can provide dependable performance at reasonable costs. Here are the best Saturn L200 tires on the market today based on SimpleScore.
1. Pirelli P4 Persist AS Plus – Best All-season tire
Are you seeking a tire that can be purchased and installed all year? All-season tires are the best choice as they provide great performance and traction in all conditions, including rain, mud, slush, and even light snow. The best time to buy all-season tires is, well, whenever you want as these tires eliminate the need to monitor temperature fluctuations because they will keep you moving all year. For your Saturn L200, we would like to suggest the Pirelli P4 Persist AS Plus, which has an outstanding SimpleScore of 9.7 out of 10. This is an excellent all-season tire with exceptional handling (9.5), longevity (9.9), and traction (9.8). Backed by an 85,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty, the P4 Persist AS Plus features an optimized design and special rubber compound to improve the tread life. The tire features dense siping and wide grooves to enhance traction. Its notched center rib contributes to better handling and steering response. In addition, the tire has a special tread pitch that re
2001 Saturn L200 Tires
2002 Saturn L200 Tires
2003 Saturn L200 Tires
Saturn L300 Tires
Introduced in the late 90s, Saturn’s L Series of sedans and wagons were powered by 4-cylinder or V6 engines and were conceived of as solid, comfortable cars. Unfortunately, the L series from Saturn was plagued by build quality issues, including engine and transmission failures and general fit and finish problems. Saturn L’s were recalled to address brake and taillight failures as well as timing chain problems that led to engine failures. The L300 was discontinued in 2004 due to poor sales. The Wilmington, DE plant where they were manufactured was then switched to production of the Pontiac Solstice; Saturn L-series cars were succeeded in the company lineup by the Saturn Aura.
Here at FORTLUFT, our team went through the catalog and decided on the best Saturn L300 tires, including all-season, all-weather, and winter tires. We then ranked them in Best-Great-Good order and used our SimpleScore system to assign a numerical value to each one for the categories of traction, handling, and longevity. Ready? Let’s go in for a closer look:
1. Yokohama Avid Ascend LX: Best All-Season tire
Here at FORTLUFT, we run across a lot of tires from Yokohama over the years and have been pretty impressed with them, and the Yokohama Avid Ascend LX is no exception. The Avid Ascend LX’s year-round grip is enough for a SimpleScore of 8.6 for traction, thanks to a network of circumferential grooves, lateral grooves, angled grooves, and wavy 3D sipes for performance in all kinds of weather. Treadwear properties are another distinct advantage of the Avid Ascend LX; it features a large, square contact patch that helps equalize and even out treadwear and distribution of vehicle weight, along with Yokohama’s L-2 polymer blend rubber formulation for wear resistance. We give the Avid Ascend LX a 9.7 for longevity – that 85,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty is hard to beat for any tire. All those tread features (along with large, reinforced shoulder blocks and a solid center rib) a