Daihatsu Hijet (2015–2026) Tyre Fitment Guide: 5 Best Options

Who Drives the Daihatsu Hijet in Pakistan?

The Daihatsu Hijet is a workhorse. You see it everywhere — Lahore's narrow gullies, Karachi's coastal routes, Islamabad's wider avenues, and the congested bazaars of smaller cities like Faisalabad and Multan. It hauls goods, ferries passengers, and takes on daily commutes without complaint.

Most Hijet owners put serious kilometres on their vehicles. City stop-and-go traffic is the main diet, but long highway runs between cities are common too. Some Hijets operate on poorly maintained roads — broken tarmac, unpaved lanes, and waterlogged streets during the monsoon season.

That mix of use cases makes tyre choice genuinely important for Hijet owners.

OEM Tyre Size for the Daihatsu Hijet (2015–2026)

The Daihatsu Hijet (2015–2026) runs on 155/65R13 as a common OEM fitment, with 165/65R13 also widely used across variants. Both sizes are 13-inch rim fitments, which keeps replacement costs manageable and options accessible.

When buying new tyres, always cross-check the size printed on your current tyre's sidewall before ordering. The three numbers tell you tyre width (in mm), aspect ratio (sidewall height as a percentage of width), and rim diameter (in inches).

Road Conditions to Keep in Mind

Pakistan's roads test tyres harder than most. Summer temperatures regularly push past 40°C in cities like Multan and Sukkur — heat that accelerates tyre wear and raises blowout risk on under-inflated or worn tyres. Monsoon rains flood streets in Karachi and Lahore, so wet-road grip matters. Many Hijet routes also include rough patches where a tyre's sidewall durability makes a real difference.

For most Hijet owners, the priority list looks like this:

1. Durability and long tread life
2. Reliable wet-weather grip
3. Comfortable, low-noise ride for long days behind the wheel
4. Value for money

5 Tyres That Fit the Daihatsu Hijet (2015–2026)

All five options below are available on CircleWheels. Browse all tyres for Daihatsu Hijet (2015–2026) to compare and order.

1. Bridgestone Sneakers — 165/65R13

Bridgestone is one of the most trusted tyre brands in Pakistan, and the Sneakers is designed specifically for compact vehicles in Asian markets. It offers a solid balance of fuel efficiency, wet grip, and tread life. The 165/65R13 size fits the Hijet's wider fitment spec comfortably.

Best for: Hijet owners who want a reliable Japanese brand and plan to drive a mix of city and highway kilometres.

2. Yokohama BluEarth ES32 — 165/65R13

The Yokohama BluEarth ES32 is built around fuel efficiency and low rolling resistance. That matters when your Hijet is running all day on city routes. It also performs well in wet conditions, which is a real asset during Karachi or Lahore's monsoon months. Yokohama's build quality is well regarded.

Best for: Daily-use Hijet drivers who want a premium Japanese tyre with strong wet-road performance and better fuel economy.

3. Comoro China — 155/65R13

Comoro is a budget-friendly Chinese brand available in the 155/65R13 size — ideal if your Hijet runs the narrower OEM fitment. It covers the basics: adequate grip, acceptable tread life, and a lower upfront cost. A practical option when you need to replace all four tyres without a large outlay.

Best for: Cost-conscious owners who need functional, no-frills tyres for light city driving and shorter daily routes.

4. Winda China — 155/65R13

Winda is a Chinese tyre brand with a decent reputation in the value segment. The 155/65R13 fitment suits the standard Hijet spec. It is a reasonable choice for owners who cover moderate distances and want dependable everyday performance without spending on a premium brand.

Best for: Hijet operators running regular urban routes who want a budget tyre with reasonable all-round performance.

5. Double Coin China — 155/65R13

Double Coin is one of the better-known Chinese tyre manufacturers globally, with a presence in commercial vehicle segments. Their passenger car tyres in the 155/65R13 size offer solid build quality for the price point. If your Hijet is used for goods transport or loaded frequently, Double Coin's slightly commercial-leaning construction can be an advantage.

Best for: Hijet owners who use the vehicle for light cargo or heavy daily loads and want a budget tyre with sturdy construction.

Matching the Tyre to Your Driving

If you prioritise brand reliability and performance, the Bridgestone Sneakers or Yokohama BluEarth ES32 are the standout choices. Both are Japanese-engineered and well suited to Pakistan's heat and monsoon conditions.

If budget is the main factor, all three Chinese-brand options — Comoro, Winda, and Double Coin — give you a functional 155/65R13 fitment at a lower cost. Double Coin edges slightly ahead for load-heavy use; Comoro and Winda are solid everyday picks.

Check your current tyre sidewall for the correct size before ordering. Keep tyres properly inflated — especially critical in Pakistani summers — and inspect tread depth regularly if you cover long distances.

For the full range of options with your Hijet's exact fitment, visit the Daihatsu Hijet (2015–2026) page on CircleWheels.