Toyota Passo (2017–2024): Pricing Tyres Size by Size in Lahore
June 2026 prices for Toyota Passo tyres in five sizes: a set of four with a model name starts at Rs 68,000 in 175/70R13, plus which brands open each size.
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.
On the dealer's prices last updated on 3 June 2026, a set of four tyres with a model name for a Toyota Passo (2017–2024) costs least in 175/70R13, at Rs 68,000, and most in 175/55R15, at Rs 84,000. In between, four of the cheapest model-name tyre come to Rs 72,000 in 165/70R14, Rs 74,000 in 175/65R14 and Rs 76,000 in 165/65R14.
The Passo's page on CircleWheels lists five sizes across trims and model years, so everything below is set out size by size.
What does a set of four cost in each size the Passo's page lists?
| Size | Tyres with a model name compared | Cheapest with a model name | Set of four at that price | Dearest with a model name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 165/65R14 | 16 | Rs 19,000 (4 tyres) | Rs 76,000 | Rs 26,500 |
| 165/70R14 | 13 | Rs 18,000 (2 tyres) | Rs 72,000 | Rs 23,000 |
| 175/55R15 | 33 | Rs 21,000 (7 tyres) | Rs 84,000 | Rs 31,000 |
| 175/65R14 | 16 | Rs 18,500 (2 tyres) | Rs 74,000 | Rs 26,500 |
| 175/70R13 | 21 | Rs 17,000 (2 tyres) | Rs 68,000 | Rs 26,000 |
175/55R15 has the most comparable tyres with a model name, 33, and 165/70R14 the fewest, 13. In 175/55R15, seven tyres share the entry price of Rs 21,000.
Which tyres set the starting price in each size?
Kumho and Nexen open every size between them, usually with the same pair of models from each brand.
- 175/70R13: the Nexen Nblue HD plus and Nexen Npriz SH9i share Rs 17,000; Kumho starts at Rs 17,500.
- 165/70R14: the same two Nexen models share Rs 18,000, including the Nexen Nblue HD plus; the Kumho Ecowing ES31 and Ecowing ES01 follow at Rs 18,500.
- 175/65R14: the order flips. The Kumho Ecowing ES31 and Ecowing ES01 share Rs 18,500, with Nexen from Rs 19,000.
- 165/65R14: four tyres sit level at Rs 19,000, two from each brand, among them the Kumho Ecowing ES31.
- 175/55R15: seven tyres share Rs 21,000, five from Nexen and two from Kumho.
How much does a tyre without a model name save in 165/65R14?
Next to the tyres above, the dealer lists 165/65R14 under a brand alone, with no model name, from Rs 13,500; 52 of the 53 such listings in this size sit at exactly that price. Set against the Rs 19,000 Kumho and Nexen tyres, that is Rs 5,500 a tyre and Rs 22,000 over four.
The same set-of-four gap is Rs 17,000 in 175/70R13, Rs 16,000 in 175/65R14, Rs 15,000 in 165/70R14 and Rs 14,000 in 175/55R15. These listings suit a buyer pricing purely by brand; they are not for an owner who wants to choose a particular model.
What do Bridgestone, Dunlop and Yokohama add to the bill?
In 165/65R14 they sit close to the entry price. Bridgestone has three models at Rs 21,000 (Nextry, TECHNO and Ecopia EP150), Dunlop has the Enasave EC203 and Enasave EC250 at the same Rs 21,000, and Yokohama lists four models at Rs 21,500.
In 175/55R15 the spread opens up. Bridgestone starts at Rs 25,000 with seven models, such as the Bridgestone Ecopia EP850; Dunlop starts at Rs 27,000 with eight, such as the Dunlop SP Touring R1; and Yokohama starts at Rs 27,500, for example the Yokohama ECOS. Moving from the Rs 21,000 Kumho or Nexen tyres to Bridgestone's Rs 25,000 adds Rs 4,000 a tyre in this size.
Which tyres sit at the top of each size?
The Pirelli P1 at Rs 26,500 is the dearest tyre with a model name in 165/65R14 on its own, and the Pirelli P1 holds the same price and position in 175/65R14. In 175/70R13 the top spot goes to the Pirelli Cinturato P1 at Rs 26,000, alone.
175/55R15 tops out at Rs 31,000, shared by four Continental tyres: the Continental EC6, CPC5, CPC2 and CEC5.
In 165/70R14 the ceiling is Rs 23,000, shared by the Dunlop Enasave EC203 and Enasave EC250. Its 13 comparable tyres come from five brands, Nexen, Kumho, Bridgestone, Yokohama and Dunlop, so a 165/70R14 owner looking for a Continental or Pirelli will not find one listed by the dealer in this size.
Sources
- CircleWheels catalogue: listed tyre prices, sizes and dealer branches; the prices quoted were updated 3 June 2026.