http://vogue-tyre.com

ANyone use their tires? Any good?

They also sell billet grills.

Why do they only have Buick and Pontiac for their car choices?
I see, they don't go back to 89 on Cadillacs, how rude!

My 78 SDV still had the original (installed by the dealer) Vogue tires on it when I bought it in September. They only had 15K miles on 'em, but the tread was separating (they were 26 years old after all), so I made a few calls to my local Cadillac dealers and found a more recent version of the same tire. So far I think they're very nice, though I suspect they were a bit over priced.

The first one below is one of the originals, the bottom one is one of the new tires.

http://cadillacforums.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=6080&stc=1
http://cadillacforums.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=6081&stc=1

What did you pay for the set? If you don't mind.

What did you pay for the set? If you don't mind.

~$880

That is a bit steep but they look good and I guess if you keep them balanced and rotated you'll get your moneys worth. I would like to have some but I want to replace my engine before doing all of that.

Hehe, you're putting whitewalls on, meanwhile, I'm putting on a set of Pirelli Scorpion Zero's, in a 255/65/15. (Essentially a sport truck tire.) Give me traction, or give me death!

Hehe, you're putting whitewalls on, meanwhile, I'm putting on a set of Pirelli Scorpion Zero's, in a 255/65/15. (Essentially a sport truck tire.) Give me traction, or give me death!
:histeric: I feel the same way. If someone gave me a set of Vogues, I'd mount them stripes-inside!

http://vogue-tyre.com

ANyone use their tires? Any good?

They also sell billet grills.
Well according to the website....

"Sophisticated tastes demand a vehicle that embodies perfection without missing a single detail. That's why the discriminating driver recongnizes that nothing compliments the appearance of a luxury automobile more than Custom Built Vogue® Tyres.

One look at the aggressive tread, prismatic whitewall, distinctive Gold Stripe® and our new Gold Wing insignia instantly identifies unfaltering refinement. These features distinguish our passenger tires from the norm.

Features & Benefits of Vogue Passenger Tyres
• Performance with extended treadwear
• High tensile steel belts/polyester body plies
• Dependable all season traction
• Gold puncture control pad
• Road hazard assistance
• Free road delay guarantee
• Distinctive Vogue sidewall design"

Hehe, you're putting whitewalls on, meanwhile, I'm putting on a set of Pirelli Scorpion Zero's, in a 255/65/15. (Essentially a sport truck tire.) Give me traction, or give me death!

Well... that's what we have on my wife's Volvo station wagon (XC70). They're very nice tires, but I have to admit that I didn't consider them for my Cadillac.

Well... that's what we have on my wife's Volvo station wagon (XC70). They're very nice tires, but I have to admit that I didn't consider them for my Cadillac.


A lot of the bigger vehicles and SUVs seem to be the home for these Pirelli's. How do they grip and ride? For me, I dont follow the traditional lines of Cadillac, but create sort of a classy hot rod look. I know, I'm wierd.

ShadowLvr you never did get around to changing that avitar pic that makes it look like a caprice wagon.

Hahah, fine, I'll hunt down something else. :P

Oh yea, I dont have my picture editing program on this comp anymore. Sad, I have to go hunt down Paint. It'll be a while.

I am sorry i would never put a set of Vogue a.k.a. Kelly a.k.a. Goodyear tires on my caddy. They drive hard, are loud, and dont have much going for them other than the painted gold stripe and painted whitewall. Be careful not to use bleach white or S.O.S pads on them you will wipe off the paint.

Just my .02

I was tire shopping last week for the hell of it asked how much a set of Vogues would be (I say for the hell of it because I'd never put them on my car, just not my cup of tea). The guy said about $800, that seems a little bit rediculous to me. I'm gonna stick with my regualr 1.3 inch whitewall, about $275 for the set, mounting and balancing included.

near as i can tell the vogues are for style/status and youre paying mostly for the long warrantee and road service...
i m among those that just cant see blackwalls on a fltwd ... i ve got General Tire's Touring A/S ... they seem to ride better than the OEM Michelines and are quieter.

Strike a pose :lildevil:

If they had a single redline, I'd buy a set! :thumbsup: