- Is the Toyo Extensa A/S II good in snow?
- It handles light snow and cold wet roads, but it is not a winter tire. In deep snow or ice, a dedicated winter tire gives noticeably shorter stopping distances.
- What does 96T mean on this tire?
- 96 is the load index, about 1,565 lb per tire, and T is the speed rating, up to 118 mph. That fits mid-size sedans and compact SUVs driven at normal highway speeds.
- How does it compare with the original Extensa A/S?
- The A/S II is the newer generation, with a revised tread compound aimed at longer wear and better wet grip. It keeps the same everyday all-season role.
- Can I use it on an SUV?
- Yes, Toyo lists it for passenger cars and SUVs, and the 96 load index covers many compact and mid-size crossovers. Check your vehicle's placard for the required load and speed rating.
- How many tires come in one order?
- Each unit is a single tire. Most drivers replacing a full set order four.
- Does it need a break-in period?
- New tires grip best after roughly the first few hundred miles as the mold release wears off the tread. Drive normally and avoid hard cornering at first.
- Where is the Toyo Extensa A/S II 215/60R17 cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $151.18, as of our latest check.