285/40R20 vs 285/50R20: Brand-Only and Model-Name Gaps on 20s
June 2026 prices from Shaharyar Traders: the brand-only to model-name step runs from Rs 20,000 a tyre in 285/50R20 to Rs 45,000 in 285/40R20, plus BMW i7 and Audi e-tron GT 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.
The step from brand-only listings to a tyre with a model name costs Rs 140,000 over four in 255/45R20: Rs 240,000 for the lowest brand-only set against Rs 380,000 for the Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+. In 285/40R20, those two sets come to Rs 280,000 and Rs 460,000. Each size appears on three car pages, and the prices below were last updated on 3 June 2026.
Find your car's size on its page before reading across a row. This guide is not for anyone choosing between these sizes without checking the car's placard: two sizes on a 20-inch rim are not interchangeable.
| Size | Car pages listing it | Car pages that can be named | Lowest brand-only | Cheapest with a model name | Gap a tyre / for four | Set of four, cheapest with a model name | Size page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 255/45R20 | 3 | Changan Deepal SO7 (2021–2026), BMW i7 (2024–2026) | Rs 60,000 | Rs 95,000 (Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+) | Rs 35,000 / Rs 140,000 | Rs 380,000 | 255/45R20 |
| 285/40R20 | 3 | BMW i7 (2024–2026), Audi e-tron GT (2021–2026) | Rs 70,000 | Rs 115,000 (Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+) | Rs 45,000 / Rs 180,000 | Rs 460,000 | 285/40R20 |
| 285/50R20 | 3 | Toyota Land Cruiser ZX V8 (2008–2024) | Rs 55,000 | Rs 75,000 (Yokohama Geolandar H/T G056) | Rs 20,000 / Rs 80,000 | Rs 300,000 | 285/50R20 |
| 245/45R20 | 2 | Audi e-tron GT (2021–2026) | Rs 60,000 | Rs 95,000 (Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+) | Rs 35,000 / Rs 140,000 | Rs 380,000 | 245/45R20 |
| 275/40R20 | 4 | — | Rs 65,000 | Rs 88,000 (2 tyres, e.g. Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+) | Rs 23,000 / Rs 92,000 | Rs 352,000 | 275/40R20 |
| 255/40R20 | 3 | — | Rs 60,000 | Rs 95,000 (Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+) | Rs 35,000 / Rs 140,000 | Rs 380,000 | 255/40R20 |
| 265/50R20 | 1 | — | Rs 60,000 | Rs 85,000 (3 tyres, e.g. Bridgestone Turanza T006) | Rs 25,000 / Rs 100,000 | Rs 340,000 | 265/50R20 |
| 265/55R20 | 1 | — | Rs 60,000 | Rs 85,000 (3 tyres, e.g. Bridgestone Turanza T006) | Rs 25,000 / Rs 100,000 | Rs 340,000 | 265/55R20 |
The gap column is the step from the lowest brand-only listing to the cheapest tyre with a model name. A dash means none of that size's car pages can be named here, so the car's own page is where to confirm it.
285/50R20: lowest on both prices, narrowest gap
Of these eight sizes, 285/50R20 has the lowest brand-only price, the lowest cheapest tyre with a model name, and the narrowest gap between the two: Rs 20,000 a tyre, or Rs 80,000 over four. That cheapest model-name tyre is the Yokohama Geolandar H/T G056 at Rs 75,000.
The size has 66 listings, from Rs 55,000 to Rs 122,000, and two tyres share the top price, the Michelin Latitude Tour HP among them. Of its three car pages, the one that can be named is the Toyota Land Cruiser ZX V8 (2008–2024).
285/40R20: highest on both prices, widest gap
285/40R20 sits at the other end of all three rankings. Its lowest brand-only listing, Rs 70,000, is the highest of the eight, and so is its cheapest tyre with a model name, the Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+ at Rs 115,000. The gap between them is the widest here: Rs 45,000 a tyre, Rs 180,000 for four.
At the top of its nine listings is the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S at Rs 195,000. Two of its three car pages can be named: the BMW i7 (2024–2026) and the Audi e-tron GT (2021–2026).
BMW i7 and Audi e-tron GT pages each list two of these sizes
The BMW i7 (2024–2026) page lists 255/45R20 and 285/40R20. The Audi e-tron GT (2021–2026) page lists 285/40R20 and 245/45R20. The two sizes on one page are not options to weigh against each other on price. Owners of either car should read the size off their own tyres and use that size's row in the table.
255/45R20, 255/40R20 and 245/45R20 carry matching figures
These three sizes show the same numbers: brand-only listings from Rs 60,000, the Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+ as the cheapest tyre with a model name at Rs 95,000 (in 255/45R20, its page is here), and the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S at the top at Rs 175,000. A model-name set of four comes to Rs 380,000 in each.
Matching prices do not make the sizes swappable. In 255/45R20, the Changan Deepal SO7 (2021–2026) page is named alongside the BMW i7. The three car pages listing 255/40R20 cannot be named here, so drivers should check their own car's page.
275/40R20: four car pages, two tyres tied at the cheapest model-name price
275/40R20 is listed on four car pages, none of which can be named here. Two tyres share its cheapest model-name price of Rs 88,000, the Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060+ among them, against brand-only listings from Rs 65,000. That is a step of Rs 23,000 a tyre. The Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S tops its eight listings at Rs 145,000.
265/50R20 and 265/55R20: three tyres share the cheapest model-name price
Each of these sizes appears on one car page, and their figures match. Brand-only listings start at Rs 60,000, three tyres tie for the cheapest with a model name, the Bridgestone Turanza T006 among them, and the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV sits at the top at Rs 125,000. A model-name set of four costs Rs 340,000 in either size, with Rs 100,000 of that being the step up from brand-only listings across four tyres.
Sources
- CircleWheels catalogue: listed tyre prices, sizes and dealer branches; the prices quoted were updated 3 June 2026.