Find the best tires for your Volkswagen

Volkswagen AG is known internationally as the Volkswagen Group. The German brand designs and manufactures autos, but also offers financing, leasing, and management services. Starting from 2016 till 2019, it has been considered the world's largest car manufacturer according to the yearly amount of sales. Specifically, it sold over 11 million vehicles, overtaking Toyota. Volkswagen is proud of its products, especially the Passat and Touareg. Let’s get into detail about these models. 

 Volkswagen Passat is the perfect combination of two key objectives. First, it offers great practicability and an excellent quality-price ratio like Skoda Superb. Secondly, it is a premium model with refined finishing and top-level comfort like the Audi A4, BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class. The Passat is designed for those who need more luggage space and who want to feel like they own a premium car. The 2020 Passat offers a large variety of choices: petrol, diesel, or plug-in hybrid power coupled with a manual or automatic gearbox designed to fulfill everyone’s needs. When it comes to the suspension system, compared to its rivals, the Audi A4 or BMW 3 Series, the standard suspension of the Passat hits a pretty good balance between firmness and comfort.  There is also an optional adaptive suspension – named Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC) – it has three modes: Comfort, Normal, and Sport, which gives the driver the possibility to shuffle the modes according to his mood and necessity. When Volkswagen Passat is paired with premium tire models like Cooper CS5 Ultra Touring, Michelin Premier A/S, Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season Plus, Goodyear Eagle Sport All-Season, you shouldn’t worry about anything, just simply enjoy the comfortable ride.

Launched in 2003, the Volkswagen Touareg has offered all premium SUV lovers an alternative, both in terms of quality and luxury. An interesting fact about the Touareg is that it shares the same platform with one of our favorite luxury SUVs - the Audi Q7. All Touaregs come with passive suspension as standard, but the set-up is too firm. Based on customer feedback and recommendation, Volkswagen added the optional air suspension which solved the problem. Touareg comes in a standard as a four-wheel-drive which generates more traction power and grips more tenaciously so it can tow over 6500 lbs. The Touareg is considered a large and heavy SUV that lacks in handling and speed. For more enjoyable handling and speed, you can try a BMW X5, Mercedes-Benz GLE, or Porsche Macan. For better steadiness and control, we highly recommended the following models: Continental CrossContact UHP, Michelin Latitude Diamaris, Kumho Road Venture AT51 and Pirelli Scorpion ATR.