PremiumContact 6 in 215/55/17: Kizashi Set Costs and Near Rivals
June 2026 prices for the Continental PremiumContact 6 in 215/55R17: Rs 52,000 a tyre, its two nearest rivals, and the Kizashi's Rs 12,000 set-of-four gap.
Drafted with AI from CircleWheels price data; published automatically and not yet reviewed by an editor. 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.
For the Suzuki Kizashi (2011–2014), the Continental PremiumContact 6 is listed at Rs 52,000 in 215/55R17 and Rs 55,000 in 225/50R17, so a set of four costs Rs 12,000 more in 225/50R17 (Rs 3,000 a tyre). These are Shaharyar Traders' prices on CircleWheels, last updated on 3 June 2026.
The Kizashi's page lists both sizes, and the car's wheels decide which one applies. That gap is not a choice an owner makes at the counter; it is what the wheels already on the car mean for the bill.
Kizashi owners: Rs 208,000 or Rs 220,000 for four
| Size | Per tyre | Set of four |
|---|---|---|
| 215/55R17 | Rs 52,000 | Rs 208,000 |
| 225/50R17 | Rs 55,000 | Rs 220,000 |
A Kizashi on 215/55R17 wheels pays Rs 208,000 for four PremiumContact 6 tyres. The same model on a Kizashi with 225/50R17 wheels comes to Rs 220,000. This post is not for a car whose placard or current sidewall shows 225/50R17 or any other size: the Rs 52,000 figure here belongs to 215/55R17 alone.
The prices either side in 215/55R17: Rs 3,500 down or Rs 3,000 up
At Rs 52,000, the PremiumContact 6 is the fifth dearest of the 24 comparable tyres with a model name in 215/55R17: four are dearer and 19 are cheaper. A shopper already set on this size is weighing it against the two prices either side of it.
| Tyre | Price | Gap per tyre | Gap for four |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continental ContiEcoContact 5 | Rs 48,500 | Rs 3,500 less | Rs 14,000 less |
| Continental PremiumContact 6 | Rs 52,000 | – | – |
| Pirelli P Zero | Rs 55,000 | Rs 3,000 more | Rs 12,000 more |
Stepping down to the ContiEcoContact 5 keeps the buyer with the Continental name and leaves Rs 14,000 in hand over a set of four. Stepping up to the Pirelli P Zero adds Rs 12,000 to the set. Since the listing gives price and size only, the rupees above are what the comparison can settle; anything else about the three tyres has to come from the buyer's own priorities.
The 215/55R17 size page also shows a Continental UltraContact UC6 at Rs 44,000. It is left out of the comparison above because that row is priced in a rim size outside the rest of its model line and may be mislabelled, so the dealer is the one to confirm it. The size page also carries 53 brand-only listings from Rs 23,500.
Other cars whose page lists 215/55R17
Thirteen car pages on CircleWheels list 215/55R17, among them the Suzuki Vitara (2015–2026), the Toyota Camry (2012–2017) and the Toyota Camry (2018–2024). A car page lists sizes across trims and years, so seeing 215/55R17 on it does not mean a particular car runs that size. Where it does, the Rs 208,000 set price and the two neighbours in the table apply just as they do for a Kizashi.
PremiumContact 6 prices beyond this size
The PremiumContact 6 has prices in 27 comparable sizes on CircleWheels, running from Rs 46,000 to Rs 175,000. Its 215/60/17 listing sits outside that count because it appears more than once, at Rs 58,000 to Rs 62,500; Shaharyar Traders can say which price applies. None of those figures stand in for 215/55R17, where the tyre is Rs 52,000.
Sources
- CircleWheels catalogue: listed tyre prices, sizes and dealer branches; the prices quoted were updated 3 June 2026.