Volkswagen Corrado Tires

The early-90s Volkswagen Corrado was a sporty 2+2 that replaced the Scirocco; the Corrado was available with a 4 cylinder or V6 engine for strong performance and excellent fuel economy. The Corrado had a choice of a 1.8L 4-cyl or supercharged 1.8L 4-cyl that delivered 158 hp. The Corrado featured slick aerodynamics, with flush windows and a rear spoiler that automatically activated at speeds above 45 mph.

Using SimpleScore, we’ve put together a list of some of your best tire options, including all-season and summer-ultra-high-performance (UHP) tire choices. Let’s get right to it:
1. Hankook Ventus V2 Concept2 (H457) – Best All-Season tire
We’ll get started with the Hankook Ventus V2 Concept2 (H457), an all-season tire that’s a great fit for everything from sports sedans and coupes to minivans. We’re impressed with the steering response, braking performance, and cornering with this tire, thanks to its sticky silica-enriched tread compound, continuous center rib, stiff bead filler, and rigid, stable internal construction consisting of a polyester casing with steel belt package and high-density spiral-wrapped nylon cap layer. That’s enough for a SimpleScore of 8.7 in handling. Durability is a strong point too, with the Ventus V2 Concept2’s 45,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty, good for a SimpleScore of 7.3 in longevity. All-season grip comes from a directional tread pattern with sweeping V-shaped grooves, lateral grooves, circumferential grooves, engineered sipes, and notched shoulders. That all adds up to competent traction even in light wintry conditions, for a SimpleScore of 8.6.
2. Kumho Ecsta PA31 – Best UHP tire
When it comes to ultra-high-performance tires, we’re impressed with the Ecsta PA31 from Kumho, especially considering that this is a UHP tire that’s also designed for all-season performance. The Ecsta PA31 features a mildly directional tread pattern with circumferential and lateral grooves, along with a pattern of sipes and tread block ed