Goodyear Eagle Touring 195/60/16: A Solid Pick for Lahore Roads
Spotlight on the Goodyear Eagle Touring in 195/60/16, available at Shaharyar Traders, Faisal Town Lahore. Find out if it suits your car and driving style.

What Is the Goodyear Eagle Touring?
Goodyear is one of the most recognised tyre brands in Pakistan and worldwide. The Eagle Touring sits in Goodyear's touring line — designed for drivers who want a balance of comfort, stability, and decent mileage. It is not a performance track tyre. It is not a budget tyre either. It lives in the middle ground where most Pakistani daily drivers actually need to be.
If you do a mix of city commuting, occasional motorway runs, and the odd pothole-heavy road, a touring tyre is built for exactly that kind of mixed use.
Which Cars Fit 195/60/16?
The 195/60/16 size is a popular fitment in Pakistan. You will find it on a range of sedans and crossovers, including many Honda Civic variants, Toyota Corolla Altis, and similarly sized cars in that class.
The number breakdown:
- 195 — tyre width in millimetres
- 60 — aspect ratio (sidewall height is 60% of the width)
- 16 — rim diameter in inches
This combination gives you a reasonably tall sidewall, which helps absorb the sharp bumps and broken tarmac common in cities like Lahore, Karachi, and Rawalpindi. It also means a smoother ride on longer stretches like the M2 or GT Road.
Always confirm your vehicle's recommended tyre size in your owner's manual or on the placard inside the driver's door before buying.
Why Goodyear Works in Pakistan's Conditions
Pakistan's driving environment is demanding. Lahore summers push road surface temperatures well above 50°C. The monsoon brings standing water, oil slicks, and flooded underpasses. Motorways demand stability at speed, while city streets demand durability over rough patches.
Goodyear has a long presence in the Pakistani market, and their tyres are built to handle heat and wet conditions. The Eagle Touring's tread pattern is designed to channel water away from the contact patch — important when Lahore's drainage systems are struggling during July and August rains.
That said, no tyre replaces good driving sense in heavy rain. Slow down, increase following distance, and avoid sudden braking on wet roads regardless of what brand is fitted.
Where to Get It in Lahore
Shaharyar Traders in Faisal Town, Lahore carry the Goodyear Eagle Touring in 195/60/16. Faisal Town is a well-connected area and a recognised hub for automotive supplies in Lahore, making it a practical stop whether you are coming from Gulberg, Model Town, or the Johar Town side.
For current pricing and availability, check the live listing directly: Goodyear Eagle Touring (195/60/16) at Shaharyar Traders, Faisal Town Lahore. Tyre prices in Pakistan can shift with exchange rates and import costs, so the listing page will always show you what is current.
Fitment Tips Before You Buy
Getting tyres fitted correctly matters as much as buying the right ones.
Check your current size first. Look at the sidewall of your existing tyre. You will see the size printed clearly. Make sure 195/60/16 matches your rim size and load requirements.
Buy in pairs at minimum. If you are replacing worn tyres, replace at least both on the same axle. Mixing worn and new tyres on the same axle affects handling balance.
Wheel balancing is not optional. After fitting, always get the wheels balanced. An unbalanced wheel causes vibration at speed and uneven wear — wasting the money you just spent on new rubber.
Alignment check. If your steering pulls to one side or your old tyres wore unevenly on one edge, get a wheel alignment done. New tyres on a misaligned car will wear out faster than they should.
Rotation and Maintenance Basics
Once your Goodyear Eagle Touring tyres are fitted, here is how to keep them in good shape:
Rotate every 8,000–10,000 km. Moving tyres from front to rear (and sometimes crossing axles, depending on whether they are directional) evens out wear. Front tyres on a front-wheel-drive car wear faster because they handle both steering and power delivery.
Check tyre pressure monthly. Pakistan's temperature swings — from cold winter mornings to peak summer afternoons — cause pressure to fluctuate. Under-inflated tyres run hotter, wear faster on the edges, and reduce fuel efficiency. Over-inflated tyres wear in the centre and reduce grip. Your car's recommended pressure is on the door placard, not on the tyre sidewall.
Inspect for damage after monsoon season. Standing water hides potholes. After the rains, check your sidewalls and tread for cuts, bulges, or embedded debris.
Know when to replace. Most tyres have wear indicator bars in the tread grooves. When the tread wears down to those bars, it is time to replace. Do not stretch a tyre past its useful life on Pakistani roads — the risk is not worth it.
The Straightforward Takeaway
The Goodyear Eagle Touring in 195/60/16 is a sensible, everyday tyre from a brand with a solid track record. If your car uses this size and you drive a mix of city and motorway, it is worth a serious look. Head to the CircleWheels listing to check the current price and confirm availability at Shaharyar Traders in Faisal Town before making the trip.



