Tata Indigo eCS Tyres

Tata Indigo eCS was a compact under-4-meter sedan introduced in 2008 for first-time buyers who love to own a sedan in an affordable price range. The eCS was built on the same Indigo platform and is the successor to the Indigo CS model. The sub-4-meter sedan came with styling proportions, a refined set of diesel and petrol engines and a spacious cabin.

The Indigo eCS was a crossbreed of a hatchback and a sedan. It boasts excellent ride quality and fuel efficiency, thanks to the peppy engines, dual-float suspension, and robust set of tubeless tyres, which made this possible. The tyres of Tata Indigo eCS are currently being produced by various domestic and international brands with popular names like CEAT, JK Tyre, MRF, Apollo, Bridgestone, Goodyear, etc., known for offering top-class products for various segments.

The tyres of Indigo eCS come in sizes of 14 inches, in tubeless format and radial construction.

Tata Indigo eCS Tyre Sizes

The Indigo eCS can be availed in the tyre sized 175/65 R14, which offers the best performance in terms of dry and wet grip in the undulated road conditions of India.

Tata Indigo eCS Tyre Prices

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Tata Indigo eCS Wheels

The tyres of the Tata Indigo eCS are equipped with either steel or alloy wheels, depending on the variant you choose.

Tata Indigo eCS Tyre Pressure

Tata Indigo eCS's recommended tyre pressure for the front and rear wheels is 30-35, respectively.

Tata Indigo eCS Variants

Tata Indigo eCS was available in the following variants.

Tata Indigo eCS Specifications and Features

The compact sedan was available with a 1.2L MPFi petrol engine that produced 65PS and 100Nm torque, and the 1.4L common rail, turbocharged diesel unit that generated 70PS and 140Nm torque. Both the engines were available with 5-speed manual gearbox as standard.

In terms of features, the Indigo eCS was loaded with the octal instrument cluster, the digital clock on the dashboard, powered windows, an audio system with four speakers and connectivity for Bluetooth/USB/AUX, and air conditioning.