Category: Tires for Vehicles
1997 Geo Metro Tires
1992 Geo Storm Tires
Geo Prizm Tires
Introduced in the late 80s as a GM-Toyota collaboration, the Prizm was essentially a Corolla with different trim and badging. The Prizm was available as a sedan or five-door hatchback, and was powered by Toyota's 1.8L 4-cylinder engine. It was available in Base and LSi trim levels, and was discontinued in 2002 when it was replaced by the Pontiac Vibe.<-div>
<-div> For a great set of all-season tires for your Prizm, check out the Yokohama Avid Touring-S, General Altimax RT43, Kumho Solus TA11, or Toyo Extensa A-S II.<-div> <-div>
Order Geo Prizm Tires Online
Buying tires online can be a stressful process, but it really doesn’t need to be. FORTLUFT offers a simple approach to finding the tires that are best for you and your Geo Prizm. Select your Geo Prizm below, then tell us a few more things such as year and trim level to determine your tire size. From there, we’ll show you tires that fit your vehicle and are the best match based on performance characteristics, but you can also look for the best value tires, tires that are on sale or part of a promo, have the longest tread life, and much more.
1993 Geo Storm Tires
1989 Geo Prizm Tires
Geo Tracker Tires
Manufactured by Suzuki, the Geo Tracker was available either as a tiny short-wheelbase Jeep-type vehicle or a four-door compact SUV. It was available from 1989 to 2004, and 90s-era Trackers are still in demand for their robust off-road abilities. First-generation Trackers were the Jeep-style vehicle; second-generation ones (1999 and up) are less popular with offroaders due to their automotive-style rack & pinion steering that’s more easily damaged in rough use. The Tracker could be had with a choice of engines, ranging from a 1.6L 4-cyl to a 155 hp 2.5L V6.
At FORTLUFT we rounded up some of the best tire options for your Geo Tracker using SimpleScore – that’d be all-season, all-terrain and winter tires with an emphasis toward all-terrain, since most Geo Tracker drivers will take full advantage of their 4WD. So without further delay, here are the best Geo Tracker tires:
1. Toyo Extensa A-S II – Best All-Season Tire
We’re going to get started here with the Extensa A-S II from Toyo, one that we’ve always considered to be a great value in an all-season tire. Toyo starts off with a silica-rich tread compound that’s engineered for improved wet-weather traction and long wear, molded into an all-season tread compound with a combination of circumferential grooves, lateral and angled grooves, and 3D sipes for year-round grip. We figured that was enough to give the Toyo Extensa A-S II a SimpleScore of 8.7 for traction. Longevity is a strong point with this tire, thanks to the long-wearing tread compound and robust internal construction consisting of a polyester casing, two steel belts and a spiral-wound nylon cap layer. Toyo designed the Extensa A-S II with a symmetric tread that makes it easy to cross-rotate tires for longer life, and backs this tire with a 75,000 mile limited manufacture tread life warranty. In light of all that, we give the Extensa A-S II a SimpleScore of 9.6 for longevity. That symmetric tread pattern and the Extensa A-S II’s shoulder design mean more r