Most tyre questions start at a counter. You stand at a tyre shop or a petrol pump air machine, someone asks what size your car takes or how much air to fill, and the answer is printed somewhere you cannot see right now. AutoTyreSize puts that answer on your phone in the first line, then explains what it means for the way you drive.
We cover the cars, bikes and scooters that fill Indian roads: hatchbacks on city runs, SUVs on expressways, commuter bikes carrying two people and a bag, scooters doing school and market trips. For each one we give the factory tyre size by variant, the cold pressure front and rear, the wheel size and, where we could confirm them, part sizes such as wiper blades, batteries and wheel caps.
What you will find on every vehicle page
- A fitment card with the checked figures for that model.
- Variant tables, because base and top variants often run different wheels.
- Practical notes on upsizing, filling air, loading and replacing.
- Links to the same vehicle’s other pages and to the guides behind them.
Who writes it
The pages are written and checked by people who have spent years around tyre bays, alignment pits and service counters. We are not a tyre maker, a dealer or a vehicle maker, and we do not sell tyres or parts. Read how we write and our editorial policy, or reach us through the contact page.