Hyundai I10 tyres
Choose CarHyundai I10 wears tyres of 155/80 R13 size. There are 44 different tyre models available for I10 from renowned brands like MRF, Michelin, Apollo and more. The most affordable tyre available for the I10 is the Aeolus, which is priced at Rs. 1846 while the Bridgestone at Rs. 4410 is the most expensive.
I10 Tyres Price
Tyres Name | Price Range | Tyre Type |
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CEAT Fuel Smarrt | Rs.3075 | Tubeless |
Bridgestone TURANZA AR20 | Rs.4410 | Tubeless |
Goodyear GT3 | Rs.2854 | Tubeless |
Continental CONTIECOCONTACT 3 | Rs.3284 | Tubeless |
Continental ContiComfortContact CC5 | Rs.3450 | Tubeless |
Hyundai I10 Tyre Size
Hyundai I10 wears tyres of 13 size. There are 44 different tyre models available for I10 from renowned brands like MRF, Michelin, Apollo, JK and more. The most affordable Car tyre available for the I10 is the Aeolus, which is priced at 1846 while the Bridgestone at 4410 is the most expensive. Search by tyre size to know which tyre best fits your vehicle.Variant Name (Tyre Size Guide) | Tyre Size | Tyre Price (Starts From) |
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Era | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Magna 1.1 iTech SE | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Magna 1.1L | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Sportz 1.1L | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Sportz 1.1L LPG | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Asta | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Asta AT | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Asta Sunroof AT | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Asta VTVT | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
D-lite | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Era 1.1 iTech SE | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
LPG | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Magna | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Magna 1.2 iTech SE | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Magna LPG | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Sportz | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Sportz AT | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
Sportz Option | 155/80 R13 | Rs.1846 |
44 I10 Tyres
- Continental ContiComfortContact CC5155/80 R13 79HTubelessRs3450
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Best Tyres for Hyundai I10
Tyre Pressure For Hyundai I10
I10 Variant(s) | Front Tyre Pressure | Rear Tyre Pressure | Tyre Size |
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Era | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Magna 1.1 iTech SE | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Magna 1.1L | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Sportz 1.1L | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Sportz 1.1L LPG | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Asta | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Asta AT | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Asta Sunroof AT | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Asta VTVT | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
D-lite | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Era 1.1 iTech SE | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
LPG | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Magna | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Magna 1.2 iTech SE | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Magna LPG | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Sportz | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Sportz AT | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |
Sportz Option | 33 | 33 | 155/80 R13 |

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- Q.Better upsize for grand i10A.
Yes, you can go for an upsize upto 175/65 R14 and the suggested tyre is Falken SINCERA SN835. The innovative tread pattern of the tyres offer a great grip and traction effect on both dry and wet road surface.
Read More...Answered 27 Mar 2020 02:54:51 - Q.dear sir i am using i10 sportz. tyre specification 155/80 R13 79 S. can u suggest which comapany is good?A.
Hello Anil, If you something top of the line then go for Michelin Energy XM2 or Bridgestone Turanza AR20 tyres. Both these tyres offer excellent wet and dry grip, long tread life and a very comfortable ride quality. They both perform equally well on all aspects expcept that Michelin Energy XM2 offer a better ride quality than Bridgestone. In case you want something less expensive then go for Yokohama Earth-1. This tyre also offers superior traction and long tread life with good comfort. However, If you are looking at an economical option that offers decent grip but a very good tread life then MRF ZVTS would be a good option. Hope this helps. Regards, Ramit
Read More...Answered 10 Nov 2017 12:34:56 - Q.I drive a Hyundai Grand i10 2014 model. Currently i'm facing a problem where in my car alignment is not correct and the car runs towards the left. On showing the same to a technician, he suggested that it is not because of alignment but because your tyres are worn out (Car Mileage- 49500kms). Now i'm confused if he's trying to sell his product or is it genuinely because of that. The tyres do not look so worn out that they need replacement. Please suggest what should be done. Also, in case the tyre needs to be changed, which company would you recommend. Also, the current size of tyre is 165/65 R14. should i use the same configuration and what would be the difference if i use a 165/70 R14 tyre. ThanksA.
Hi Manish, Well, mostly tyres usually run good for about 40,000-45,000 kms. However, if maintained properly, they could offer better mileage. So, the best way to assess if your tyres are worn out is to check if the tread depth on them is more than 1.6mm or not. If not, then the tyres need replacement for they are worn-out. Vehicle pulling towards one direction is usually a symptom of faulty wheel alignment, but if the front tyres haven't worn out evenly i,e one more worn out then the other, then the car may start drifting to one side. If the tyres have enough depth and the tyres seem to have worn out evenly, then there is some other problem which needs further inspection from a good service centre. In case of tyre change, you will have to replace at least 2 tyres ( although replacing all 4 would be best from a safety and performance view point ). You can use 165/70 R14 tyre, but this would have more sidewall height. While over a normal usage it wouldn't make much of a difference, over high ways or at high speeds the vehicluar stability may not remain precise. So, it is best that you use 165/65 R14. If you want tyres that offer good grip, decent handling and long tread life, then go for MRF ZVTV. However, these tyres are a bit noisy, especially over highways. A better option would be Yokohama Earth-1 tyre. It comes with a silica based compound for superior wet and dry traction and offers good comfort. A top of the line option, however, would be Michelin Energy XM2. It delivers excellent performance over wet and dry surfaces and the ride quality is very comfortable. Regards, Ramit Anand
Read More...Answered 25 Jul 2017 10:28:57