Hyundai Car Tyres

The Hyundai Xcent comes with fitted with 165/65 R14 tyre size. The best fit tyre pattern choices in this size category include CEAT Milaze X3, JK Ultima Sport and Apollo Amazer 4G Life.

Going for a single new tyre is not recommended as it affects the stability, handling and braking performance. There is no match between three used tyres with minimal groove and one new tyre with dense tread depth. Either go for two new tyres and install them at front, use two best-conditioned ones (from existing) at rear and remaining one tyre as spare. Go for a similar brand as the current if possible, if not, pick any pattern. Or, you can also change all four tyres if they have covered 30,000-40,000 or max 50,000 kilometres.

The tyre size you have mentioned is not the stock tyre. If you want to upsize, it depends upon the existing tyre size. In any case, the 205/55 R16 is not the right fit. It's too wide compared to any factory-fitted tyre of Verna. Instead you can pick 185/65 R15. However, keep in mind that upsizing affects fuel mileage and handling of the car.