Maruti Wagon R Tyres

Hello Vishwanath,

The Micheline Energy XM2 is a fairly quiet tyre with good dry as well as wet grip.

https://tyres.cardekho.com/michelin/energy-xm2/145-80-r13-75t-tubeless

On the lower end of the price spectrum is the Bridgestone Turanza, will be quieter and offers better wet grip and decent dry grip.

https://tyres.cardekho.com/bridgestone/turanza-ar20/145-80-r13-75h-tubeless

--Mahesh

Hi Vishwanath,

If you're driving the LX or LXi variants, then the stock tyre size would be 145/80 R13. You can go wider without changing the rim if you opt for 165/70 R13 but this is not a popular spec so your options will be limited. If you're ok with changing the rim, then you can safely jump to the VXi-spec 155/65 R14, which will give you one size wider rubber and one size bigger wheels.

If you already have a VXi, then 165/60 R14 is your safe bet. But this one too is a rare one to find.

--Mahesh