Pricing 225/50R18 Beside the Neighbouring Sizes on Its Car Pages
June 2026 prices for 225/50R18 in Lahore set against 215/60R17 and other sizes its car pages list, including a Rs 58,000 gap on a set of four tyres.
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.
On the car pages that list 225/50R18, 215/60R17 appears alongside it on 3, and its cheapest tyre listed with a model name, the Nexen N'Blue HD Plus at Rs 33,000, sits Rs 14,500 below the Rs 47,500 starting price for the same kind of tyre in 225/50R18. Over a set of four, that is Rs 58,000 less.
The prices quoted here were last updated on 3 June 2026. That saving belongs only to a driver whose placard or sidewall already reads 215/60R17. For anyone whose car shows 225/50R18, it is not a reason to change size. These sizes are not interchangeable without checking.
225/50R18 on its own: Rs 35,000 to Rs 79,000
The size has 76 priced listings from 62 brands, running from Rs 35,000 to Rs 79,000. Of these, 53 are brand-only listings, every one at exactly Rs 35,000. Tyres listed with a model name start at Rs 47,500, a price shared by the Kumho Ecasta PA51, the Kumho Solus TA21, the Nexen NFERA SU4 and the Nexen NPRIZ AH8. At the top, four Michelin tyres share Rs 79,000.
The step from the Rs 35,000 brand-only price up to the Rs 47,500 model-name floor is Rs 12,500 a tyre, or Rs 50,000 for four. Each brand's floor and its listings are on the 225/50R18 size page.
Seven car pages list 225/50R18
In all, 7 car pages on CircleWheels list this size. Five of them can be named:
- BYD Seal EV (2024–2026)
- Toyota Corolla Cross (2020–2024)
- Honda HR-V (2021–2026)
- Honda Vezel (2021–2026)
- Toyota C-HR (2024)
A car's page lists sizes across trims and years. So a second size on the same page does not mean one car can take both.
Starting prices in the neighbouring sizes
The sizes below are listed on the same car pages as 225/50R18 and are within 3% of its overall diameter. The gaps are per tyre, with the set-of-four figure in brackets, measured against the Rs 35,000 brand-only floor and the Rs 47,500 model-name floor in 225/50R18.
| Size | Diameter vs 225/50R18 | Car pages listing both | Brand-only from | Gap | Cheapest with a model name | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 215/60R17 | +8 mm | 3 | Rs 25,000 | Rs 10,000 less (Rs 40,000) | Rs 33,000, Nexen N'Blue HD Plus | Rs 14,500 less (Rs 58,000) |
| 225/60R17 | +20 mm | 2 | Rs 26,500 | Rs 8,500 less (Rs 34,000) | Rs 45,000, Yokohama BluEarth-ES ES32 | Rs 2,500 less (Rs 10,000) |
| 235/45R19 | +12 mm | 1 | Rs 37,500 | Rs 2,500 more (Rs 10,000) | Rs 72,500, Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060 | Rs 25,000 more (Rs 100,000) |
| 215/55R17 | −14 mm | 1 | Rs 23,500 | Rs 11,500 less (Rs 46,000) | Rs 36,500, e.g. Yokohama BluEarth E70 | Rs 11,000 less (Rs 44,000) |
215/60R17: Rs 58,000 less for four, and a Pirelli Powergy gap
One model is priced in both sizes. The Pirelli Powergy is listed at Rs 76,000 in 225/50R18 and Rs 47,500 in 215/60R17. Among brand-only listings, a set of four in 215/60R17 costs Rs 40,000 less.
225/60R17: close on model-name prices
The model-name floors here are only Rs 2,500 a tyre apart. Three models are priced in both sizes. The Yokohama Advan DB V552 is Rs 57,500 in 225/50R18 against Rs 50,000 in 225/60R17. The Michelin Pilot Sport 4 is Rs 79,000 against Rs 66,000. The Michelin Pilot Sport 5 is Rs 79,000 against Rs 78,000.
235/45R19: Rs 100,000 more for four
This size costs more at both floors. Three models are priced in both sizes, each a Michelin:
- Pilot Sport 4: Rs 79,000 in 225/50R18, Rs 99,000 in 235/45R19
- Pilot Sport 5: Rs 79,000 in 225/50R18, Rs 105,000 in 235/45R19
- Primacy 5: Rs 79,000 in 225/50R18, Rs 99,000 in 235/45R19
215/55R17: six models priced in both
Six models carry a price in both sizes.
| Model | 225/50R18 | 215/55R17 |
|---|---|---|
| Yokohama BluEarth ES32 | Rs 48,000 | Rs 36,500 |
| Yokohama Advan DB V552 | Rs 57,500 | Rs 42,000 |
| Yokohama Advan DB V553 | Rs 69,000 | Rs 43,000 |
| Pirelli Powergy | Rs 76,000 | Rs 45,000 |
| Michelin Pilot Sport 4 | Rs 79,000 | Rs 72,000 |
| Michelin Pilot Sport 5 | Rs 79,000 | Rs 75,000 |
Why the placard, not the gap, picks the size
Every neighbour differs from 225/50R18 in overall diameter, from −14 mm in 215/55R17 to +20 mm in 225/60R17. Each also needs its own rim size.
A driver whose placard reads 225/50R18 should shop within the 225/50R18 listings. The comparison above is useful to owners whose car shows one of the other sizes, and to anyone checking what their own size costs against the rest of the pages it shares.
Sources
- CircleWheels catalogue: listed tyre prices, sizes and dealer branches; the prices quoted were updated 3 June 2026.