Renault Triber Tyres

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Renault Triber wears tyres of 185/65 R15 88H size. There are 80 different tyre models available for Triber from renowned brands like CEAT, MRF, Bridgestone and more. The most affordable tyre available for the Triber is the Kenda, which is priced at Rs. 2200 while the Bridgestone at Rs. 7349 is the most expensive.

Renault Triber Tyre Price

TYRES NAMEPRICE RANGETYRE TYPE
SecuraDriveRs. 5,354Tubeless
Fuel SmarrtRs. 3,720Tubeless
SturdoRs. 7,349Tubeless
ZVTVRs. 4,299Tubeless
Energy XM2Rs. 4,099Tubeless
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Tyre Pressure For Renault Triber

Triber Variant(s)Front Tyre PressureRear Tyre PressureTyre Size
RXE BSVI165/80
RXL BSVI165/80
RXT BSVI165/80
RXZ BSVI185/65
RXZ AMT165 80 R 14
RXL EASY-R AMT165/80 R14
RXT EASY-R AMT BSVI165/80
RXZ EASY-R AMT BSVI185/65
RXE BSIV165/80 R14
RXL BSIV165/80 R14
RXT BSIV165/80 R14
RXZ BSIV185/65 R15
RXZ Dual Tone BSVI185/65
RXZ EASY-R AMT Dual Tone BSVI185/65
Limited Edition165/80
Limited Edition AT165/80
Triber LE185/65
RXE165/80
RXL165/80
RXT165/80
RXT EASY-R AMT165/80
RXZ185/65
RXZ Dual Tone185/65
RXZ EASY-R AMT185/65
RXZ EASY-R AMT Dual Tone185/65
Urban Night Edition185/65
Urban Night Edition AMT185/65
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Renault Triber wears tyres of 15 size. There are 80 different tyre models available for Triber from renowned brands like CEAT, MRF, Bridgestone and more. The most affordable tyre available for the Triber is the Kenda, which is priced at Rs. 2200 while the Bridgestone at Rs. 7349 is the most expensive. Search by tyre size to know which tyre best fits your vehicle.
Renault Triber VARIANT NAMETyre Size*Approx Tyre Price (Actual Price May Vary)
RXE BSVI165/802699
RXL BSVI165/802699
RXT BSVI165/802699
RXZ BSVI185/652200
RXZ AMT165 80 R 142699
RXL EASY-R AMT165/80 R142699
RXT EASY-R AMT BSVI165/802699
RXZ EASY-R AMT BSVI185/652200
RXE BSIV165/80 R142699
RXL BSIV165/80 R142699
RXT BSIV165/80 R142699
RXZ BSIV185/65 R153371
RXZ Dual Tone BSVI185/652200
RXZ EASY-R AMT Dual Tone BSVI185/652200
Limited Edition165/802699
Limited Edition AT165/802699
Triber LE185/652200
RXE165/802699
RXL165/802699
RXT165/802699
RXT EASY-R AMT165/802699
RXZ185/652200
RXZ Dual Tone185/652200
RXZ EASY-R AMT185/652200
RXZ EASY-R AMT Dual Tone185/652200
Urban Night Edition185/652200
Urban Night Edition AMT185/652200
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Frequently Asked Questions on Renault Triber

Which tyre is best for Renault Triber?

SecuraDrive , Fuel Smarrt , Sturdo , ZVTV and Energy XM2 are some of the best tyres for Renault Triber. With a starting price of 2200 Kenda Sturdo is the cheapest tyre Renault Triber. These tyres are reasonably priced and are available in 14 inches sizes.

When to change Car tyres of Renault Triber?

Changing Renault Triber tyre depends on how well the Car has been maintained, driving style, road conditions etc. A new tyre can last anything between 25000 to 50000 kms on Indian roads.

Can we increase tyres size of Renault Triber?

For a safe upgrade, the tyre size cannot be increased by more than three percent of the Car's original total tyre diameter. Any difference of more than three percent is just not recommended. Renault Triber comes fitted with 14 inch tyres, you can upsize it to 15 inches.

How to reduce tyre noise in Renault Triber?

To reduce Renault Triber tyre noise, drive at slower speeds and keep tyres fully inflated to the recommended air pressure for a quieter ride.

What is the tyre size of Renault Triber?

Renault Triber comes with a tyre size of 14.

Can we change Renault Triber tyres to tubeless?

It's ok to use tubeless and tube type on Renault Triber as long as the patterns are the same. There are various tyre brands that offer tubeless and tube type tyres for Renault Triber. SecuraDrive , Fuel Smarrt , Sturdo , ZVTV and Energy XM2 are some of the best tyres for Renault Triber.

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