Buy 195 65 15 Tyres Near Me
When looking for new tyres, it is important to ensure that you opt for the correct size. If you are unsure of the size/specifications that are suitable, this information can usually be found in the owner's manual for your specific vehicle.
If your car takes 195/65/R15 tyres you are in luck! All the major tyre makers including Pirelli, Michelin and Goodyear compete hard in this tyre size. As a result, there are many excellent tyres at good prices.
The 195/65/R15 is used by many popular vehicles, including the Audi A3, Citroen C4, Toyota Corolla, VW Golf, Ford Escort and Focus, Honda Civic, Renault Megane, Vauxhall Astra and so on.
Check your tyre size
Check both your manual and your existing tyres to confirm your tyre size. The codes are printed on tyre sidewalls and here is what they mean.
A 195/65/R15 tyre has a width of 195mm, an "aspect ratio" (a formula relating to the rubber width) of 65 and fits a 15" rim. You must also choose tyres rated for the maximum speed your manufacturer says the car can attain (not the speed at which you can legally drive it!). This is denoted by an alphabetic code letter which you can look up online. Finally, tyres are rated for their load carrying capacity. If you carry or tow heavy loads, choose a higher load index.
The rim size must be matched exactly, but the diameter (rubber depth) and width can be modified a very small amount if you know exactly what you are doing. However, always consult our tyre professionals before you consider diverging in any way from the car manufacturer's specification.
Note that the correct 195/65/R15 tyre pressure is NOT printed on the tyre. Regardless of which tyre you fit the tyre pressure is dictated primarily by the weight of the vehicle. If you are in any doubt about your correct tyres or inflation pressure, please contact us for free advice using our online contact form.
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