Tyres for Nissan Sunny

Nissan Sunny was a C-segment sedan from the Japanese automaker launched in 2011. Advertised as the ‘CAAAAR’, the Sunny was known for its spacious cabin and premium quality interiors. The Sunny received a vital update in 2017, with the addition of new features and a few cosmetic tweaks. 

And being a C-segment sedan, where it competed against Hyundai Verna and Honda City, the Sunny was on par with its rivals for being one of the most comfortable sedans to ride in cities and highways. The pliant ride quality was a result of the splendid suspension levels and robust set of tyres, which are still being produced and sold by brands, such as CEAT, MRF, JK Tyre, Apollo, Goodyear, Bridgestone, Hankook, etc.

The tyres of Nissan Sunny are available in the size 14 inches and 15 inches, in a tubeless format and radial construction.

Nissan Sunny Tyre Sizes

The Sunny is available with the tyre size 185/70 R14 and 185/65 R15, providing a bliss of driving experience during regular city commutes and at high-speed navigation on the highways.

Nissan Sunny Tyre Prices

At tyresdekho.com, there are plenty of tyre options available in various segments across scooters, bikes and passenger cars. The tyre choices for Nissan Sunny are abundant, with prices ranging from Rs. 3500-5500, depending on the tyre size and the brand you choose. The choice can be further pinned down by using specifics, such as speed rating, load index and warranty. 

Nissan Sunny Wheels

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

Nissan Sunny Tyre Pressure

The recommended tyre pressure for Nissan Sunny’s front and rear wheels is rated at 35 psi and 33 psi, respectively.

Nissan Sunny Variants

The sedan was available in the following variants.

Nissan Sunny Specifications and Features

Nissan Sunny was powered by the 1.5L petrol motor that generated 99PS and 134Nm torque, mated with a 5-speed manual gearbox or optional CVT. There was also a 1.5L diesel unit that produced 86PS and 200Nm torque, synced with a 5-speed manual transmission. The superior fuel economy was the unique selling point of this car as the diesel and petrol versions delivered around 16kmpl and 22kmpl, respectively.

The Sunny was a gem of a car with an extensive feature list in its kitty. The car came with comfort and entertainment features such as a 2-DIN music system with USB and Aux-in support and a touchscreen with audio and video navigation. It boasts a push engine start/stops button, steering mounted audio control, intelligent entry system, centre armrest with cup holder and a massive 490L of boot space.