13-Inch Car Tyre Sizes Compared, From 145/80R13 to 155/65R13
June 2026 prices across seven 13-inch sizes: model-name entry tyres run from Rs 11,500 in 145/80R13 to Rs 19,500 in 155/65R13, with the car pages listing each size.
Drafted with AI from CircleWheels price data; published automatically. Prices updated 3 June 2026. How the blog is madePrices are those listed by Shaharyar Traders (3 branches, Lahore), the one dealer on CircleWheels; a listed price does not confirm stock. The catalogue holds sizes and prices only, with no load or speed ratings, tread data, test results or reviews. Confirm your size on your current tyres or the door-jamb placard before buying.
A set of four in 175/70R13, a size listed on 8 car pages, costs Rs 51,000 at its brand-only starting price and Rs 68,000 at its entry tyre with a model name. In 165/65R13, listed on 10 car pages, the same two sets cost Rs 52,000 and Rs 68,000.
All prices below were last updated on 3 June 2026. Find your car's size on its CircleWheels page, then read across the row for that size.
| Size | Car pages listing it | Brand-only from | Entry tyre with a model name | Set of four at that price | Size page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 175/70R13 | 8, including Suzuki Cultus (2007–2026), Toyota Passo (2017–2024), Suzuki Baleno (2003–2008) | Rs 12,750 | Rs 17,000 | Rs 68,000 | 175/70R13 |
| 165/65R13 | 10, including Hyundai Santro (1998–2009) | Rs 13,000 | Rs 17,000 | Rs 68,000 | 165/65R13 |
| 145/80R13 | 4 | Rs 12,500 | Rs 11,500 | Rs 46,000 | 145/80R13 |
| 155/80R13 | 5, including Suzuki Cultus (2007–2026) | Rs 13,500 | Rs 12,750 | Rs 51,000 | 155/80R13 |
| 165/70R13 | 5 | Rs 13,000 | Rs 17,000 | Rs 68,000 | 165/70R13 |
| 155/70R13 | 3, including Hyundai Santro (1998–2009) | Rs 13,000 | Rs 19,000 | Rs 76,000 | 155/70R13 |
| 155/65R13 | 5, including Daihatsu Coure (2000–2008) | Rs 12,500 | Rs 19,500 | Rs 78,000 | 155/65R13 |
These sizes share a rim diameter but they are not interchangeable, so this table is no help to anyone picking a row without first checking the placard on their own car.
Entry price with a model name: Rs 11,500 in 145/80R13, Rs 19,500 in 155/65R13
Across the seven sizes, the lowest entry price for a tyre with a model name is in 145/80R13: the General Euro Tycoon at Rs 11,500, or Rs 46,000 for four. That tyre sits Rs 1,000 under the size's brand-only starting price of Rs 12,500, so in 145/80R13 a buyer does not pay extra to get a tyre listed with a model name.
155/80R13 behaves the same way. The General XP 2000 II is listed at Rs 12,750, which is Rs 750 below the size's brand-only starting price of Rs 13,500. A set of four at the General price comes to Rs 51,000.
The highest entry price with a model name is in 155/65R13, at Rs 19,500, shared by four tyres including the Bridgestone TECHNO. A set of four there costs Rs 78,000. 155/70R13 is close behind in the table at Rs 19,000 a tyre, with seven tyres at that price, and Rs 76,000 for four.
Brand-only listings start between Rs 12,500 and Rs 13,500
Brand-only listings, where the dealer gives only a brand, start at Rs 12,500 in two sizes, 145/80R13 and 155/65R13, tied for the lowest brand-only price. The highest brand-only starting price is in 155/80R13, at Rs 13,500. The other four sizes start at Rs 12,750 (175/70R13) or Rs 13,000 (165/65R13, 165/70R13 and 155/70R13).
So the brand-only entry point moves by little from row to row, while the entry price for a tyre with a model name moves from Rs 11,500 to Rs 19,500.
Where a model name costs more than brand-only: from Rs 4,000 to Rs 7,000 a tyre
Leaving aside 145/80R13 and 155/80R13, where the entry tyre with a model name is listed below the brand-only starting price, the step up is narrowest in 165/65R13 and 165/70R13, tied at Rs 4,000 a tyre, which is Rs 16,000 over a set of four. In 165/70R13 the tyre at that price is the Nexen Npriz SH9i at Rs 17,000.
The widest step is in 155/65R13: Rs 7,000 a tyre, Rs 28,000 for four, from Rs 12,500 brand-only to Rs 19,500 for the Bridgestone TECHNO and the three other tyres at that price. For comparison, the step in 155/70R13 is Rs 6,000 a tyre (Rs 24,000 for four) and in 175/70R13 it is Rs 4,250 a tyre (Rs 17,000 for four).
175/70R13 and 165/65R13 row by row
175/70R13 has 74 listings running from Rs 12,750 to Rs 26,000. Two tyres with a model name are listed at Rs 17,000, one of them the Nexen Nblue HD plus; the Pirelli Cinturato P1 is listed at Rs 26,000. The car pages that list this size include the Suzuki Cultus (2007–2026), the Toyota Passo (2017–2024) and the Suzuki Baleno (2003–2008).
165/65R13 has 68 listings from Rs 13,000 to Rs 21,500. The Kumho Ecowing ES31 is one of two tyres at Rs 17,000, and three tyres, including the Yokohama BluEarth ES32, are listed at Rs 21,500. The car pages listing this size include the Hyundai Santro (1998–2009).
The two rows end at the same Rs 68,000 for a set of four with a model name; the brand-only sets differ by Rs 1,000, Rs 51,000 in 175/70R13 against Rs 52,000 in 165/65R13.
The Cultus and Santro pages each list two of these sizes
The Suzuki Cultus (2007–2026) page lists both 175/70R13 and 155/80R13. The Hyundai Santro (1998–2009) page lists both 165/65R13 and 155/70R13. These are not a choice between two rows: the right row is the size on the car's placard, and the prices differ widely. On the Santro page, a set with a model name costs Rs 68,000 in 165/65R13 and Rs 76,000 in 155/70R13, depending on which size the car takes.
The Daihatsu Coure (2000–2008) page lists 155/65R13, the size with the widest step to a model name, so Coure owners who want a tyre with a model name should expect the Rs 78,000 set rather than a figure near the brand-only starting price.
Sources
- CircleWheels catalogue: listed tyre prices, sizes and dealer branches; the prices quoted were updated 3 June 2026.