My dealer installed BF Goodrich all season tyres BF Goodrich G-force T/A KDWS - 235/50/18 ZR - 97W
I experienced this tyre as unappropriate for the outlander.
I am not too happy due to the noise they create and the wheels look a bit small for such a type of car.
Normally the 225/55/18 is installed on outlanders ( or the smaller 16" variant) but what brand of tyre
do you have or what do yo prefer?

like to hear some other peoples' experience.

 

I just got Cooper CS4 M+S 225/55/18 on mine it ran me 580.00 for everything I like them so far, I haven't had a chance to drive in snow yet

 

YOKOS AVID TRZ!!!! YOU WON"T DISSAPPOINT!!

 

KDWS may be a bit too sporty for Outlander This is an OEM tire for 2004-2006 Pontiac GTO (400HP et al)

 

More choices for the 225/55R18 tires here: http://outlander.freeforums.org/2g-t...55r18-f20.html Feel free to add anything new.

 

I have some Pirelli Scorpion STR work good for me

 

My ES came with theP215/70R16 Yokohama Geolander G033 tires, and there is some tire noise from them. I won'treplace them until they wear out, but when the time comes I will get something else, and also will get P225 tires at that time.

 

i also have the yoko geolanders. not bad for an all around tire. but ill be hookeds up by my tire guy when i go in to change them after they have worn down.

 

For this winter, I completely change whole OEM set 225/55/18 Bridgestone HP Sport tyres with new 225/65/17 Nokian WR2 SUV. Now Outie is much quiter, and I can not express marvelous handling on wet, snow and ice.

 

I run a set of 215/65-16 Nokian Hakka RSi on aftermarket rims. Astounding in the snow/slush/ice...especially with the AWD locked.