MRF ZLO

Hi Manish,

If you're running the XUV on mostly roads, then look at this Bridgestone Dueler:

https://tyres.cardekho.com/bridgestone/dueler-h-p-sport/235-65-r17-108v-tubeless

But if you also take pleasure in going mild off-roading with sand and slush, then this Goodyear Wrangler will serve better:

https://tyres.cardekho.com/goodyear/wrangler-at-sa/235-65-r17-104h

The world knows how good the Fiesta is as handling and it takes corners with impossible composure. But a good set of tyres can also improve the dynamics of any car. A set of performance tyres will amplify the Fiesta's personality. Look at this Eagle F1 Run Flat tyres:

https://tyres.cardekho.com/goodyear/eagle-f1-gsd3/195-60-r15-88v-runflat

Good news: In the case of a serious emergency, you can use them without fixing the puncture. Although it will ruin the alloy wheel and the tyre. They have stiff sidewalls for good cornering grip. Comfort will be compromised and the tyre won't last very long either.

As an all-rounder, you can consider the MRF ZLO:

https://tyres.cardekho.com/mrf/zlo/195-60-r15-88h-tubeless

--Mahesh

HI Arun,

I'd suggest maintaining the same size but opting for a softer compound tyre for better grip on highways. With an upsize, you run the risk of either tyres rubbing against the wheel well or you'll have to opt for low profile tyres, which will take away the comfort on rough roads.

This Bridgestone Turanza is the same size as your existing tyre. It's good for touring, contains road noise and offers excellent wet road grip.

https://tyres.cardekho.com/bridgestone/turanza-ar20/165-80-r14-85h-tubeless

Yokohama Earth 1 is another one to look at. It's even better at containing road noise:

https://tyres.cardekho.com/yokohama/earth-1e400/165-80-r14-85t-tubeless

However, if you absolutely want to upsize, then here are two options to consider with the tyre spec 185/70 R14.

MRF ZLO is the first. It displaces water very well at the cost of contact patch for dry conditions.

https://tyres.cardekho.com/mrf/zlo/185-70-r14-88t-tubeless

The Turanza is another tyre that's almost as good at displacing water but maximises the amount of rubber in touch with the tarmac for maximum dry grip.

--Mahesh