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