1999 Ford Explorer Tires

A newly-purchased set of tires will restore the proper traction between your Ford Explorer and the road. The quality of traction determines the way your SUV drives and rides, while making sure you remain in control of it on wet and slippery surfaces. To increase adhesion to the pavement, tire manufacturers pay close attention to rubber compounding and tread designs. Thus, all-season rubber features specifically designed grooves all around their circumferences, so as to resist hydroplaning by pushing moisture out through the channels. This ensures a secure connection between the road surface and tire in rainy weather. Their tread compounds include silica, which results in extended service life and superior performance in a wide range of operating temperatures.

However, when you face some hard, cold winter conditions with snowfalls and freezing temps, you should really consider switching to a set of winter tires. They come with considerable siping and deep treads and channels, all in order to increase adhesion to the road in poor weather. They provide safer driving up on snow and slush. Summer rubber features shallower channels in order to ensure a larger footprint, which results in better performance on dry and wet roads during warmer weather. No matter what type of 1999 Ford Explorer tires you need, you’ll find the right set here, in our selection sourced from such companies as Toyo, Michelin, Cooper, BFGoodrich, Hankook, and many more.