From 195/55R16 to 265/70R16: The Brand-Only to Named-Tyre Gap
How far a set of four rises from brand-only to the cheapest tyre listed with a model name across 16-inch sizes, from Rs 10,000 in 205/65R16 to Rs 54,000 in 265/70R16.
Drafted with AI from CircleWheels price data; published automatically and not yet reviewed by an editor. Prices updated between 3 June and 13 September 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 16-inch size the most car pages on CircleWheels list is 205/55R16, on 13 car pages. A set of four costs Rs 80,000 at its lowest brand-only price and Rs 116,000 at its cheapest tyre with a model name. In 205/65R16, listed on 5 car pages, the same two sets cost Rs 94,000 and Rs 104,000, the narrowest gap of the eight sizes here. Prices below were last updated between 3 June and 13 September 2026, and all come from one dealer, Shaharyar Traders in Lahore.
The sizes below share a rim diameter but cannot be swapped for one another. This guide is not for anyone picking between them on price without first reading their car's placard. Find your car's size on its page, then read the figures for that size.
Toyota Town Ace Noah (2005–2017): 205/55R16 and 215/55R16
The Toyota Town Ace Noah (2005–2017) page lists two of these sizes. They are not alternatives for one car; your placard says which applies.
In 205/55R16, brand-only listings start at Rs 20,000, the lowest brand-only price across the eight sizes here. The cheapest tyre listed with a model name is Rs 29,000, a price 12 tyres share, among them the Kumho Solus TA21. That step costs Rs 9,000 a tyre, Rs 36,000 for four. At the top, the Michelin Primacy 3 is listed at Rs 45,000.
In 215/55R16, listed on 7 car pages, brand-only listings start at Rs 21,000 and the cheapest tyre with a model name is Rs 27,500 (7 tyres, including the Kumho Solus TA21 in this size). The gap is Rs 6,500 a tyre, Rs 26,000 for four, and a set at the cheapest tyre with a model name is Rs 110,000. The dearest is the Michelin Primacy 3 at Rs 45,000.
MG 5 (2012–2026): 205/55R16 and 225/50R16
The MG 5 (2012–2026) page also lists 205/55R16, with the figures above, alongside 225/50R16, which appears on 3 car pages.
In 225/50R16, brand-only listings start at Rs 28,500 and the cheapest tyre with a model name is Rs 32,000, a price 8 tyres share, such as the Nexen NFERA Primus. The gap is Rs 3,500 a tyre, Rs 14,000 for four, so a set at the cheapest tyre with a model name is Rs 128,000. Six tyres sit at the Rs 49,000 top, the Michelin Pilot Sport AS4 among them.
Toyota Camry (2012–2017) and (2018–2024): 205/65R16
The Toyota Camry (2012–2017) and Toyota Camry (2018–2024) pages both list 205/65R16. Of the eight sizes, this one has the lowest cheapest tyre with a model name, Rs 26,000, shared by 6 tyres including the Nexen Nblue HD plus.
Brand-only listings start at Rs 23,500, so the gap is the narrowest of the eight: Rs 2,500 a tyre, Rs 10,000 for four. For a Camry owner that means Rs 94,000 for a brand-only set against Rs 104,000 for a set with a model name. Two tyres share the Rs 45,000 top, one being the Michelin Defender T+H.
BAIC X35 (2017–2021): 205/60R16
The BAIC X35 (2017–2021) page lists 205/60R16, a size on 7 car pages. Brand-only listings start at Rs 20,500; the cheapest tyre with a model name is Rs 29,000, a price 12 tyres share, such as the Kumho Ecowing ES31. The gap is Rs 8,500 a tyre, Rs 34,000 for four, taking a set from Rs 82,000 to Rs 116,000. The Continental PC7 is listed at Rs 45,000.
Honda CR-Z (2013–2017): 195/55R16
The Honda CR-Z (2013–2017) page lists 195/55R16, on 6 car pages. Brand-only listings start at Rs 22,000 and the cheapest tyre with a model name is Rs 27,500 (4 tyres, including the Kumho Ecsta HS51). That is Rs 5,500 a tyre, Rs 22,000 for four; a set at the cheapest tyre with a model name is Rs 110,000. Four tyres share the Rs 42,000 top, the Michelin Cross Climate 2 among them.
Toyota Hilux Surf (1990–2009): 265/70R16
The Toyota Hilux Surf (1990–2009) page lists 265/70R16, on 7 car pages. This size has the highest lowest brand-only price of the eight, Rs 33,500, and the highest cheapest tyre with a model name, Rs 47,000, shared by 7 tyres including the Kumho Road Venture AT51.
The gap between them is the widest of the eight: Rs 13,500 a tyre, Rs 54,000 for four. A set at the cheapest tyre with a model name is Rs 188,000. Eight tyres sit at the Rs 65,000 top, the Pirelli Scorpion ATR among them.
215/60R16: on 8 car pages
215/60R16 is listed on 8 car pages, though none can be named here, so check your car's page. Brand-only listings start at Rs 21,000 and the cheapest tyre with a model name is Rs 29,500, a price 12 tyres share, among them the Kumho Solus TA21. The gap is Rs 8,500 a tyre, Rs 34,000 for four; a set at the cheapest tyre with a model name is Rs 118,000. The Michelin Primacy 3 is listed at Rs 44,000.
Set-of-four costs across the eight sizes
| Size | Car pages | Lowest brand-only (each) | Brand-only set of four | Cheapest with model name (each) | Set of four | Gap for four |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 205/55R16 | 13 | Rs 20,000 | Rs 80,000 | Rs 29,000 | Rs 116,000 | Rs 36,000 |
| 205/65R16 | 5 | Rs 23,500 | Rs 94,000 | Rs 26,000 | Rs 104,000 | Rs 10,000 |
| 215/60R16 | 8 | Rs 21,000 | Rs 84,000 | Rs 29,500 | Rs 118,000 | Rs 34,000 |
| 205/60R16 | 7 | Rs 20,500 | Rs 82,000 | Rs 29,000 | Rs 116,000 | Rs 34,000 |
| 195/55R16 | 6 | Rs 22,000 | Rs 88,000 | Rs 27,500 | Rs 110,000 | Rs 22,000 |
| 215/55R16 | 7 | Rs 21,000 | Rs 84,000 | Rs 27,500 | Rs 110,000 | Rs 26,000 |
| 265/70R16 | 7 | Rs 33,500 | Rs 134,000 | Rs 47,000 | Rs 188,000 | Rs 54,000 |
| 225/50R16 | 3 | Rs 28,500 | Rs 114,000 | Rs 32,000 | Rs 128,000 | Rs 14,000 |
Read only the row for your own size; the rows are not a menu. Other 16-inch sizes, such as 195/65/16 and 185/60/16, are priced on CircleWheels but not covered in this guide.
Sources
- CircleWheels catalogue: listed tyre prices, sizes and dealer branches; the prices quoted were updated between 3 June and 13 September 2026.