Is the Extensa A/S II good in snow?

It handles light snow and cold wet roads, but it is not a winter tire. For regular ice or deep snow, a dedicated winter tire is the safer choice.

How does it compare with the original Extensa A/S?

The II version updates the tread compound and pattern for better wet grip and longer wear. It keeps the same comfort-focused, value positioning.

96 is the load index, rated for 1,565 lb per tire, and T is the speed rating, up to 118 mph. That suits sedans, minivans and small crossovers, not performance cars.

Can I rotate these tires front to back and side to side?

Yes. The symmetric, non-directional tread allows full rotation, which helps even out wear.

Is it a good choice for a family SUV?

Yes, for a compact or midsize crossover driven mostly on paved roads. Check that your vehicle's load and speed requirements fall within the 96T rating.