Corsa Highway Terrain Tire Review & Rating
With its dependable traction and increased durability, the Corsa Highway Terrain all-season tire offers drivers of pickups and SUV’s a low-cost option to fit any budget.
An all-season tread compound and symmetric tread pattern deliver solid dry traction and handling. Corsa has added an interlocking semi-solid continuous center rib that is designed to quicken steering response and provide additional cornering stability at highway speeds.
Four circumferential grooves and added sipes around the tread enhance wet grip and reduce the risk of hydroplaning. With their biting edges, these sipes further aid with traction on snow and ice, although winter traction is not a big strength for this highway tire.
Ride comfort is addressed through an optimized tread pattern that works to reduce the outside noise. Inside the tire you’ll find twin steel belts with a 3-ply construction for increased strength and durability.
Corsa offers a select number of 16-17 inch LT sizes in the Highway Terrain, and all models feature a load range E rating. A 40K mile tread warranty is also included as part of the package.
Pros
- Reliable dry traction
- Low priced for budget-minded drivers
- 40K mile tread warranty
Cons
- Boost winter traction
- Needs an improvement in highway handling
- Soften the ride a bit
Overall Thoughts
Not a lot of people have heard of the Corsa brand, which is owned by Omni United Pte. Ltd and based out of Singapore, but they provide some decent low-cost tires. (Omni also has other tire lines such as Goodride and Timberland tires to name just a couple.)
The Corsa Highway Terrain delivers respectable dry and wet traction for a cheaper tire. Road noise is reduced but not entirely eliminated of course.
Ride comfort is average at best and could stand improving. The ride is a bit more rough than you’ll find on other value-priced tires. Treadlife is average for models in this class.
Winter traction, acceleration and braking is our main area of concern and one in which you may encounter difficulty. While it handles lighter amounts of snow and ice pretty well, when you get into deep snow and hard-packed ice, you may find traction issues. In addition, handling at highway speeds could use a boost. The sidewalls flex too much, especially under heavier loads.
Overall, as a second-tier model, the Corsa Highway Terrain is a middle to lower end of class performer in our opinion.
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What Vehicles Will The Corsa Highway Terrain Fit?
(This is not a complete list of ALL vehicles this tire will fit)
- Chevrolet Suburban, Silverado 2500, 3500, Express 2500, 3500, Avalanche
- Dodge Nitro, Ram 1500, 2500
- Ford F-150, F-250, Ranger, Excursion, Expedition, Explorer
- GMC Savanna 2500, 3500, Suburban, Yukon
- Honda Passport
- Isuzu Trooper
- Jeep Cherokee
- Nissan Pathfinder, Frontier, Xterra
- Ram 2500, 3500
- Toyota Land Cruiser, Tacoma, FJ Cruiser, 4Runner, Land Cruiser
Tire Sizes
16″
LT225/75R16 115S E BSW
LT235/85R16 120S E BSW
LT245/75R16 120S E BSW
LT265/75R16 123S E BSW
17″
LT265/70R17 121S E BSW
Price Range
Corsa Highway Terrain prices range from approximately $87 and up. You may also find occasional rebates, discount prices, coupons and special offers on this tire.
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Warranty
Corsa provides a 40,000 mile tread warranty on the Highway Terrain.
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the negative reviews seem a little corny or rigged by a goodyear fanatic. the tires look kick ass that i bought today – we’ll see after i test em on the hi way and out backs of Oregon. Singapore fyi has a much better reputation of making stuff in general vs china or tawain (not sure about Japan). I will say tho USA makes great tires and shoes. omg it’s confusing. I would gladly pay 10% more for USA i just couldn’t easily find em.
DO NOT USE IN WET CONDITIONS. I’ve had these tires on a Dodge RAm for about 3 years, Excellent wear . Terrible traction on gravel and wet roads. I do not recommend. I’ve had to reduce air pressure to safely drive the vehicle.
I just helped my son to buy these tires and from the reviews we should have gotten better tires, paid $335 per set of 4 tires. Should we exchange them? My son is special needs..
Worst tires I have ever owned, Made my van ride like a log wagon. Can’t wait to wear the out.
Bought 2 corsa tires for the front of the class c rv. Worst mistake!! Since having these tires it feels like driving on ice it’s all over the road. Coming through Chicago with the extreme potholes both started wearing out really bad on the insides. Put them on the back and plan on another set of solstice starfire from Walmart as they lasted a very long time and handled very well
I have these on my truck right now and my truck is scary on the highway !
I’ve replaced my whole front end and because these tires came new with the truck when I bought it , I never thought it could be the tires . I sure hope new tires will fix this wobble all over the road issue .
I’m on my second set of these tires. 2015 HD2500 crew cab 4×4 LT. Easily hit 40k mark with them. Lots of beach driving. No complaints.
Installed these on a 2003 GMC Serria 2500 4D w/2WD. had to buy them while on a road trip towing my 33′ toy hauler.
Truck felt very loose and had a lot more trailer sway than the C range Yokohamas that I replaced. Made one more trip and had enough. Discount tire did an exchange out no problem for “better” Cooper HT3, we will see.
I don’t recommend these if you are towing.
felt kind of loose right off, but on the return trip with much less weight and firewood in the bed the handling was much worse
Had 2 corsa in rear of my truck , did ok, when i added 2 to front worse mistake in my life very poor handling constantly drifting , do not put these tires on the front of your truck, gonna cotact discount tires ,
We where driving on these tires in the front both new less then a 1000 miles and had a sidewall blow out on the drivers side that ripped off the hub on the highway on a very hot day just very luck to be here today no don’t buy these tires
I also bought them and had the on my 2018 ram and during rain they would hydroplane and if my truck shifted down on a hill it would fish tail all over the road and you could triple that if not more when I was pulling a trailer. Horrible tires, do not waste your money, I beg you to please for your safety buy different tires, I was lucky and the tire shop changed mine out at no cost to me.
I bought a set-of four of these. I am afraid to drive when it rains, I never know what these tires will do. I barely make it up the parking garage when it rains. I have to get off at certain levels sometimes just to gain speed to go up a few more levels before losing traction.
This was a suggested tire (Discount Tire) I purchased for my Toyota Tundra. I think it is the worse riding tire I have ever owned. Should had spend my money on something else. Wish I could return them. I suggest spending your money on something else, Not what it appears, Good price, bad riding tire.
Second this opinion. I had to put 2 new tires on my F250 and Discount Tire offered me these. I’m pulling a 3500lb steel 2 horse trailer, 2 horses and all my gear and my truck was ALL OVER the road with these tires on the rear (as Discount does with new tires; puts them on the back). My mechanic swapped them to the front for us as, even after removing the trailer and gear, truck still swung all over the road. Mechanic said you can see the sidewall bulge with these tires.
Ride is better, but still VERY poor handling. I would NOT advise ANYONE to get these tires!! AVOID THEM!!! Spend the money, get a better tire. Spare yourself the annoyance and the risk to your safety.