Nissan Micra Tyres

Nissan Micra was a popular hatchback from the Japanese automaker produced for the mass market in India. Launched in The Micra was a capable and reliable small car that created its fanbase in the country. Though it failed to counter the vehicles from Maruti and Hyundai, it was well accepted and left many impressed with its breadth of abilities.

The Nissan Micra came with cheeky styling, and well-designed interiors, with multiple engines and transmission options. The ride quality of the Nissan Micra was compliant as the suspension setup was tuned for comfort, while the tyres also provided a solid base on the imperfect Indian road conditions.

The tyres of Nissan Micra are still being produced by several domestic and international brands in the country with some of the big names, including CEAT, JK Tyre, MRF, Apollo, Goodyear, Michelin, Yokohama, etc.

The Nissan Micra comes with a tyre size of 14 inches and 15 inches, with a tubeless layout and radial construction.

Nissan Micra Tyre Sizes

The Micra is available with the tyre sized 165/70 R14 and 175/60 R15, providing superior grip on dry and wet roads with the promise of longer durability.

Nissan Micra Tyre Prices

At tyresdekho.com, the tyres for 2-wheelers, 4-wheelers, and commercial vehicles can be easily searched and purchased at prices that are best in the market. The tyres for Nissan Micra are available in the price range of Rs. 3000-5500, depending on the tyre size you choose. The tyres can be further filtered out using specifications such as load index, speed rating and also, and warranty coverage.

Nissan Micra Wheels

The tyres of the Nissan Micra are available with both, steel and alloy wheels options.

Nissan Micra Tyre Pressure

Nissan Micra's recommended tyre pressure for the front and rear wheels are rated at 35 psi and 33 psi, respectively.

Nissan Micra Specifications and Features

Nissan Micra was available in two engine choices; the 1.2L petrol unit that produced 77PS and 104Nm torque, and the 1.5L diesel motor that generated 68PS and 160Nm torque. Where the petrol was only available with the CVT automatic, the diesel engine, on the other hand, was coupled with 5-speed manual transmission. Fuel efficiency was the unique selling point of this car, as the petrol variant delivered exceptional mileage of around 18kmpl while the diesel version returned around 23kmpl.

In terms of features, Micra came with a music system with Bluetooth and USB connectivity, mounted audio controls, power steering, power windows, electrically folding mirrors, keyless go, engine start/stop button, climate control, dual airbags and ABS, among others.