195/65R15 91T KUMHO SOLUS TA31 All Season

Description

The Kumho SOLUS TA31 All Season is an all-season tire in size 195/65R15 engineered for passenger vehicles seeking balanced performance across three seasons. Built with a compromise compound formulated to perform from approximately +7°C through summer temperatures, this tire delivers consistent grip and handling in spring, summer, and fall driving conditions. Its moderate tread depth and circumferential drainage channels work together to manage wet roads effectively, making it a reliable choice for drivers prioritizing value and dependability.

• Vehicle Fit: The 195/65R15 size fits common sedans and compact crossovers including Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic, Toyota RAV4, and Honda CR-V. For exact fitment, check the tire size sticker inside your driver-side door or use the tire size search on the migotire.com homepage.

• Seasonal Performance: This all-season tire operates effectively from +7°C to high summer temperatures, featuring a compromise rubber compound and wet-road grooves designed for spring, summer, and fall traction. It is not engineered for snow or ice and should not replace dedicated winter tires during cold months.

• Load & Speed Rating: Load index 91 supports 615 kg (1,356 lbs) per tire—sufficient capacity for a typical sedan with passengers and cargo. Speed rating T permits a maximum of 190 km/h, appropriate for highway and standard road driving.

• Tire Type: Passenger car tires like the SOLUS TA31 are designed for sedans, hatchbacks, and compact crossovers, emphasizing comfort, fuel efficiency, and predictable handling over aggressive performance or extreme load carrying.

Migo Tire offers free local delivery across the GTA, bringing your new tires to you in the shortest timeframe possible. Professional installation can be selected directly at checkout; if unavailable for this product, contact Migo Tire by email to book an appointment at a nearby facility. The SOLUS TA31 includes a 100,000 km manufacturer warranty covering material defects and tread failure—though road hazard damage and driving condition wear are excluded.