2023 Volkswagen Atlas Tires
SE
245-60R18 105T
Continental CrossContact LX Sport
SE w-Tech
255-50R20 105T
SEL
SEL Premium R-Line
265-45R21 104T
Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season
SEL R-Line Black
SE
245-60R18 105T
Continental CrossContact LX Sport
SE w-Tech
255-50R20 105T
SEL
SEL Premium R-Line
265-45R21 104T
Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season
SEL R-Line Black
SE
245-60R18 105T
Continental CrossContact LX Sport
SE w-Tech
255-50R20 105T
SEL
SEL Premium R-Line
265-45R21 104T
Bridgestone Alenza Sport A-S
Peak Edition SE
255-60R18 108T
Continental ContiCrossContact ATR
Peak Edition SEL
Peak Edition SE
255-60R18 108T
Continental ContiCrossContact ATR
SE
245-60R18 105T
Continental CrossContact LX Sport
SE w-Tech
255-50R20 105T
SEL
SEL Premium R-Line
265-45R21 104T
Bridgestone Alenza Sport A-S
SE
245-60R18 105T
Continental CrossContact LX Sport
SE w-Tech
255-50R20 105T
SEL
SEL Premium R-Line
265-45R21 104T
Bridgestone Alenza Sport A-S
Peak Edition
255-60R18 108T
Continental ContiCrossContact ATR
Volkswagen Beetle is a reliable and practical compact car that was first launched in the US 74 years ago in 1949. It was originally introduced in Germany during the 1930s in the period before World War II and has been used for city driving, long drives, and even for off-road driving since then. The vehicle has grown from strength to strength since its arrival and a new avatar with tremendous modernization was introduced in 1997, often termed as the ‘New Beetle’. This vehicle is compact enough to be used in tight urban spaces and would be suitable for coffee, picking up friends, and anything else.
The tight turning radius on this car for being turned around and parked easily is no surprise, so whatever tires you buy must score high on handling. Though the silhouette is slightly different in the new model, features such as the round headlights, bonnet shape, door sills, and exposed wings have been retained. Volkswagen offers plenty of engine options for this vehicle, all of which are efficient.
Expect it to offer a good amount of cargo space despite its compact size. Overall, this is still a vehicle that offers great value for money. FORTLUFT will do its best to offer the best tires for the Beetle and we want to ensure that the buying process is always hassle-free.
1. Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus – Best all-season UHP tire
German tire manufacturer Continental AG has created a reputation for building highly comfortable and quiet tires, and the ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus is no exception. The tires feature a unique and stylish design that will stand out on the Beetle and the symmetric tread pattern ensures high comfort and low noise on these UHP tires. Tuned performance indicators will allow you to check if the tire is still optimized for excellent traction and performance in light winter, dry, and wet, weather conditions. The combination of great traction and performance enables us to score this tire a high 9.6 as the minimum traction SimpleScore, and a W-spe
2.5
205-55R16 91H
Continental ContiTouringContact CH 95
2.5 Convertible
S
205-55R16 91H
Continental ContiProContact
SE
225-45R17 91H
Goodyear Eagle RS-A
Base
205-55R16 91H
Bridgestone Turanza EL400-02
225-45R17 91H
Goodyear Eagle RS-A
Introduced in 1997, the “New Beetle” (as it was called at the time) was a tribute of sorts to the legendary VW Beetle of the 60s. It was an immediate hit with buyers, winning Motor Trend’s Import Car of the Year award in 1999. Mechanically, it was nothing like the Beetle of old, with a water-cooled front engine, and the Beetle was available in S, GLS, SE, GL and numerous special-edition trim levels. For a 2010 Beetle, Continental ContiProContact or Bridgestone Turanza EL400-02 tires would have been OEM from the factory.
When it’s time to shop 2010 Volkswagen Beetle tires, remember that tire sizes could be 205-55R16 or 225-45R17. Your best bet will be premium all-season tires like the Bridgestone Turanza EL42 RFT, Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season,Continental ContiProContact -SSR (60k mile treadwear warranty) or Dunlop SP Sport 5000. We’re confident that these tires will all deliver the performance and value you want for your 2010 Volkswagen Beetle!
Base
205-55R16 91H
Bridgestone Turanza EL400-02
225-45R17 91H
Continental ContiProContact
The 2012 Volkswagen Beetle is a popular mini-car highly admired for its impeccable styling and shape, powerful engine choices, and various advanced features like Bluetooth, Electronic Stabilization Control, panoramic sunroof, touchscreen premium VIII sound, keyless entry, multi-functional steering wheel, Fender premium audio system, and navigation with touchscreen.
Depending on its trim level, 2012 Volkswagen Beetle tires range in size from 215-55R17, 235-45R18, to 235-40R19. If you bought a brand new 2012 Volkswagen Beetle, then it probably came with a set of Hankook Optimo H426 or Continental ContiProContact tires.
The 2012 Volkswagen Beetle Base trim usually takes a set of 215-55R17 size tires. If you have the Base model, check out the Sumitomo HTR A-S P03, Pirelli P Zero All Season, or Nexen N’Priz AH5. These 215-55R17 tires offer commendable year-round traction and performance for your 2012 Volkswagen Beetle.
Certain variations of the 2012 Volkswagen Beetle Base and Turbo trim levels are paired with 235-45R18 size tires. If that’s your vehicle consider the GT Radial Maxtour LX, Falken Sincera SN250 A-S, or Kumho Solus TA31. These 235-45R18 tires offer solid traction and performance in all seasons.
Do you have a 2012 Volkswagen Beetle Turbo? Then you will probably need 235-40R19 size tires. Check out the Continental ProContact RX, Yokohama Advan Sport A-S Plus, or BFGoodrich Advantage Control. These 235-40R19 tire options ensure year-round traction and performance.
Whether you drive a 2012 Volkswagen Beetle or need tires for something else, FORTLUFT offers a wide range of replacement options that meet your needs at a great price!
Base
215-55R17 94H
Continental ContiProContact
Turbo
235-40R19 92H