21-Inch Tyres on Car Pages: Brand-Only Floors to Model-Name Prices
June 2026 prices for 21-inch tyres by car page: four in 285/35R21 run Rs 320,000 brand-only and Rs 700,000 for the cheapest model-name tyre, with BMW i7 sizes.
Drafted with AI from CircleWheels price data and published automatically; no editor has reviewed it. 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.
In 285/35R21 and 275/40R21, each listed by two car pages on CircleWheels, a set of four costs Rs 320,000 and Rs 300,000 at the lowest brand-only price, and Rs 700,000 and Rs 740,000 at the cheapest tyre with a model name. Shaharyar Traders last updated these prices on 3 June 2026. The table covers the eight 21-inch sizes that car pages list with at least two comparable tyres with a model name, so find your car's size on its page before reading across a row.
| Size | Car pages listing it | Lowest brand-only price | Four at that price | Cheapest tyre with a model name | Four at that price | Size page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 285/35R21 | 2, including BMW i7 (2024–2026) | Rs 80,000 | Rs 320,000 | Rs 175,000 (Bridgestone Alenza 001) | Rs 700,000 | 285/35R21 |
| 275/40R21 | 2 | Rs 75,000 | Rs 300,000 | Rs 185,000 (two tyres at this price) | Rs 740,000 | 275/40R21 |
| 275/50R21 | 2, including Lexus LX 600 (2022–2026) | Rs 75,000 | Rs 300,000 | Rs 95,000 (Yokohama Geolandar HT G056) | Rs 380,000 | 275/50R21 |
| 255/40R21 | 1: BMW i7 (2024–2026) | Rs 80,000 | Rs 320,000 | Rs 175,000 (Bridgestone Alenza 001) | Rs 700,000 | 255/40R21 |
| 265/35R21 | 1: Audi e-tron GT (2021–2026) | Rs 75,000 | Rs 300,000 | Rs 175,000 (two tyres, including Continental CrossContact LX Sport) | Rs 700,000 | 265/35R21 |
| 275/45R21 | 3 | Rs 75,000 | Rs 300,000 | Rs 98,000 (Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+) | Rs 392,000 | 275/45R21 |
| 275/35R21 | 1 | Rs 75,000 | Rs 300,000 | Rs 185,000 (two tyres, including Continental SportContact 7) | Rs 740,000 | 275/35R21 |
| 295/35R21 | 1 | Rs 85,000 | Rs 340,000 | Rs 180,000 (three tyres at this price) | Rs 720,000 | 295/35R21 |
The table is not for anyone weighing these sizes against each other without checking their car's placard. They share a 21-inch rim, but they are not interchangeable, so the row that matters is the one your car's page lists.
Where the cheapest model-name tyre starts: 275/50R21 at the low end
Of the eight sizes, the cheapest tyre with a model name is lowest in 275/50R21, where the Yokohama Geolandar HT G056 is listed at Rs 95,000. That puts four of them at Rs 380,000, which is the figure Lexus LX 600 (2022–2026) owners should look at first if their car uses this size.
At the other end, the cheapest model-name price is highest in 275/40R21 and 275/35R21, tied at Rs 185,000. In 275/40R21 two tyres sit at that price, one of them the Continental SportContact 7. The dearest listing in each of these two sizes is the Michelin Pilot Super Sport ZP.
In 275/45R21, the size with three car pages listing it, the Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+ is the cheapest tyre with a model name, and four come to Rs 392,000.
Brand-only floors: five sizes tied, 295/35R21 the highest
The lowest brand-only price is tied across five sizes, 275/40R21, 275/50R21, 265/35R21, 275/45R21 and 275/35R21, each starting at Rs 75,000. It is highest in 295/35R21, at Rs 85,000. The two BMW i7 sizes, 285/35R21 and 255/40R21, sit between those, with brand-only listings from Rs 80,000.
The tie means the brand-only route costs the same for four across those five sizes; the real difference between them shows up only once you move to a tyre listed with a model name.
The step from brand-only to a model name: Rs 20,000 or Rs 110,000 a tyre
The gap from the lowest brand-only price to the cheapest tyre with a model name is narrowest in 275/50R21, at Rs 20,000 a tyre, or Rs 80,000 for four. It is widest in 275/40R21 and 275/35R21, tied at Rs 110,000 a tyre and Rs 440,000 for four.
So in 275/50R21 the choice between a brand-only listing and a tyre with a model name is a modest one over a full set. In 275/40R21 and 275/35R21 the same decision more than doubles the bill for four, going from Rs 300,000 to Rs 740,000.
BMW i7 (2024–2026): one page, two sizes
The BMW i7 (2024–2026) is the one car among these whose page lists more than one of the eight sizes: 285/35R21 and 255/40R21. These are separate sizes, not options to pick between, so check which one is on your car before pricing a set.
In 285/35R21, the cheapest tyre with a model name is the Bridgestone Alenza 001 and the dearest is the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S at Rs 210,000. The 255/40R21 row in the table gives that size's own figures, with the same two models at its cheapest and dearest.
295/35R21: three model-name tyres at one price
In 295/35R21, three tyres with a model name share Rs 180,000, and that is both the cheapest and the dearest model-name price in the size. One of them is the Continental SportContact 7. For four, that is Rs 720,000; the brand-only listings start Rs 95,000 a tyre lower, or Rs 380,000 less for four.
Sources
- CircleWheels catalogue: listed tyre prices, sizes and dealer branches; the prices quoted were updated 3 June 2026.