Volvo's replacement for the Amazon, the 140 cars, expressed the company's beliefs in strength and safety. It looked indestructrible compared to most other large saloon cars of the time. Big and boxy styling in a selection of body styles, the last digit of the model names indicated the number of doors, with '5' being the estate. Volvo continuously improved the range, with larger engines, fuel injection and more safety features. The 164 was an enlarged executive saloon version of the platform, with a six-cylinder engine and more luxurious appointments.
Volvo 142 & 144 - 165SR15 standard fitment, with the option of 185/70VR15 on a wider (5.5J) wheel.
Volvo 145 - 165SR15 standard fitment (reinforced).
Volvo 164E (1971 to 1975) - 165HR15 standard fitment.
Volvo 164 (1968 to 1975) - 165SR15 standard fitment.
Volvo 164E (1971 to 1975) - 165HR15 standard fitment.
Volvo 164TE (1973 to 1975) - 175HR15 standard fitment.
