2015 Ford Explorer Tires
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CONTINENTAL TIRES®CONTISPORTCONTACT 5 SSR (RUN FLAT)CONTISPORTCONTACT 5 SSR (RUN FLAT) Tires by CONTINENTAL TIRES®. Season: Summer. Type: Performance, Run Flat. The ContiSportContact 5 SSR is a premium ultra-high performance summer tire designed to combine short braking distances and...Strong handling and steering capabilitiesUnique compound and tread design for better traction$193.37 - $258.37 - KELLY®EDGE TOURING A/SEDGE TOURING A/S Tires by KELLY®. Season: All Season. Type: Fuel Efficient. From city streets to the highway, the Kelly EDGE TOURING A/S tire is the new sensible, quality tire with long lasting all-season traction for secure everyday...Biting tread block edges designed to provide all-season traction in wet, dry and snowy conditionsSweeping grooves help evacuate water and slush from the tread for enhanced grip$168.99 - $198.99
- YOKOHAMA®AVID ASCEND GTAVID ASCEND GT Tires by YOKOHAMA®. Season: All Season. Type: Truck / SUV, Fuel Efficient. Yokohama tires are designed to perform better, keep you safer, and take you further. The AVID Ascend has tread block bridges to reduce tread...Allow for responsive handling in any weather conditionsEnhanced traction and superb cornering, even in light snow$250.99
Since its debut in 1990, the Ford Explorer has become a reference point in the full-size SUV category contributing to the popularization of large family vehicles. The Explorer is especially appreciated for its roomy cabin, generous cargo-carrying capacity, and comfortable ride. Today, you can improve the main qualities of the Explorer by equipping it with new tires. While stock tires are good for average driving in moderate road conditions, specialized rubber allows you to tackle rugged terrains as well as snowy routes and boiling-hot asphalt. Modern tire tread compounds can be tailored to decrease fuel consumption, boost performance, or improve safety and comfort.
We offer a vast selection of 2015 Ford Explorer tires by some of the most trustworthy manufacturers in the industry, such as Michelin, Toyo, Goodyear, Hankook, and many others. You can choose between winter, summer, or all-season rubber, all-terrain, performance, and fuel efficiency types. Treadwear and traction are other variables defining the area of use and quality of the rubber. For example, all-season performance tires have a relatively hard compound designed to resist accelerated wear and offer sufficient grip and cornering traction on most terrains. For driving in harsh weather conditions, you can go for winter or summer models.