Nexen NFERA RU1 235/50R18: Kumho Just Below, a Wide Gap Above
June 2026 prices for the Nexen NFERA RU1 in 235/50R18: Rs 500 above the Kumho PS71 and Rs 11,000 a tyre below the next tyres with a model name.
Drafted with AI from CircleWheels price data; published automatically. 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.
Between the Nexen NFERA RU1 in 235/50R18 at Rs 46,500 and the next comparable tyres with a model name at Rs 57,500, the dealer lists nothing else in this size. Moving up to the Bridgestone Dueler HP Sport or the Yokohama ADVAN DB V552 costs Rs 11,000 more per tyre, Rs 44,000 more across four.
The prices in this post were last updated on 3 June 2026. Read against those figures, a shopper looking at the NFERA RU1 is really choosing between three price points: Rs 500 less, this tyre, or Rs 11,000 more.
Rs 500 separates it from the Kumho PS71
The next price down is the Kumho PS71 at Rs 46,000. Four Kumhos come to Rs 2,000 less than four NFERA RU1s, a saving of Rs 500 on each tyre. Over a full set, the difference between these two listings is small enough that the choice between them comes down to which tyre a driver prefers, not the money.
Rs 11,000 a tyre to reach Bridgestone or Yokohama
Above the NFERA RU1, the next listed price is Rs 57,500, and it is shared by two tyres.
| Tyre | Listed price | Difference a tyre | Difference for four |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kumho PS71 | Rs 46,000 | Rs 500 less | Rs 2,000 less |
| Nexen NFERA RU1 | Rs 46,500 | — | — |
| Bridgestone Dueler HP Sport | Rs 57,500 | Rs 11,000 more | Rs 44,000 more |
| Yokohama ADVAN DB V552 | Rs 57,500 | Rs 11,000 more | Rs 44,000 more |
That Rs 44,000 across four tyres is the figure to keep in mind. A buyer who already has a reason to want the Bridgestone or the Yokohama knows what the step costs; a buyer without one is not choosing among nearby options, because nothing with a model name sits between Rs 46,500 and Rs 57,500.
Ninth cheapest of 25 in 235/50R18
Eight comparable tyres with a model name in 235/50R18 are listed below the NFERA RU1 and 16 above it, putting it ninth from the bottom of 25. One listing is left out of that count: the Michelin Primacy 4 / Primacy 4+ at Rs 80,000, because its page lists more than one model or price. The size also carries 53 brand-only listings from Rs 33,000.
The 235/50R18 size page shows every tyre in the size from the cheapest up, along with each brand's starting price. On CircleWheels, the MG HS (2021–2026) is the car whose page lists 235/50R18.
Same model, different sizes: check yours first
This post is not for drivers whose door-jamb placard or current sidewall shows a size other than 235/50R18. The NFERA RU1 is also priced in two other sizes compared on CircleWheels: 235/65/17 at Rs 36,000 and 255/60/17 at Rs 43,000. Those prices belong to those sizes only and say nothing about what a 235/50R18 set costs. The Nexen brand page gathers the brand's other listings.
For 235/50R18 itself, the arithmetic is short: Rs 2,000 for four separates the NFERA RU1 from the Kumho PS71 below it, and Rs 44,000 for four separates it from the Bridgestone and Yokohama above.
Sources
- CircleWheels catalogue: listed tyre prices, sizes and dealer branches; the prices quoted were updated 3 June 2026.