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I hope I am replying the correct way… THANK YOU so much everyone for your input. It was exceptionally helpful, all the links and suggestions… And the winner is: Kumho Crugen HT51 235/60R16 104T

You are right they were Nokian Entyre, my bad.? ?One of the threads was here:??/g/eurovanupdate/topic/86096034 - Jonathan

" tread separation with Michelin Entyre,?" Most reported tread separations were with the Nokian Entyre.

You might want to read http://www.busdepot.com/details/tires/ We are using Continental VancoFourSeason? 205/65 R 15 C

The 235/65 is the same width but taller than the 235/60. The 235 is the width of the tire in millimeters. The 65 or 60 is the height of the tire relative to the width. So the height of the 65 tire is

My 1999 EVC runs straight and smooth at the recommended pressures. The Nokian WR-C is 6-ply, and the Continental Vanco is a much stiffer tire at (I think) 10-ply. But if you are running higher

I'm amazed at all of you running (what seem to me to be) low tire pressures. On my 2000 EVC (which was upgraded by the PO to 16" wheels) I have to run 48-50psi all around. Anything lower and the

Normally 45 front? 41 rear even when not loaded because I'm really bad at remembering to increase pressure when I load up the van. For the record, the door sticker recommends 41 front 36 rear when

Jonathan, We also run the Continental Vanco's in a 15-inch. What's the recommended pressure that you're using? I run them at about 48PSI. Thanks, David2000 EVC

I have a 1995 Eurovan and I run; Continental 195/70R 15C 104/102R 97T They have worked well for me

I'm running 235x60x16 Michelin Defenders on my '97 EVC and the load index is 100. I drive primarily highway and rarely off road. I run them at 42lb. psi. With fuel costs being close to $5 gallon I

A lot of people in this group (including me) have suffered tread separation with Michelin Entyre, not sure if this also applies to the Defenders. I am in Norther California also. The load index for

My short list from a coupe months ago: Michelin CrossClimate+ 215/60/16 99V Vredestein Quatrac 225/60/16 102H Kumho Crugen HT51 215/65/16 102T For offroad/all terrain: Yokohama Geolandar AT G015

Not sure of all the sizes available but I needed tires in a hurry for my Sunstar. Purchased ATTURO CV400 215/65R 16 -fronts and NOKIAN cLINE 225/65R 16. They have load ratings of 109/107 and

I just put Vredestein Quadracs on my ‘02 Weekender, 225/60R16, load rated 102. I can’t say yet how good they are, but they do have excellent reviews. Made in the Netherlands. wrote:

I know I should have been taking notes as things were posted and tried to learn/understand the whole tire conundrum, but I thought I had more time—and now just need a couple of quick recommendations

Hi Andrew, Great question. I know only my 2000 EVC, so I can't comment with authority... I believe the emissions systems are very different between model years. For example, here's the whole

This is something I’ve been interested in. You mention the OEM part is different between years, but any thoughts or resources about what might be different for this project on a 2002 EVC? Thanks

Hi all, Thanks for your replies to my query regarding the flasher (and blinker) relay in my 2000 EVC. As I suspected, the relay in the 2000 EVC is *NOT* located in the panel near the driver's

Just order this from Amazon:?URO Parts 1H0953227 Turn Signal Relay, around 10.? Replaced this on my 97 EVC a couple years back.? Just plugs into Relay block, under left side of dash.? Solves both