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What a Set of Four 15-Inch Tyres Costs, Car by Car, in Lahore

June 2026 prices for eight 15-inch sizes that car pages list: a set of four 185/65R15 tyres with a model name from Rs 84,000, and the cars each size is listed for.

By CircleWheels Editorial (AI-assisted) 27 September 2026 4 min read

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.

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A set of four in 195/65R15, a size 14 car pages on CircleWheels list, runs from Rs 66,000 in brand-only listings to Rs 88,000 for tyres listed with a model name. In 185/65R15, listed on 16 car pages, the same step goes from Rs 64,000 to Rs 84,000.

The prices below were last updated on 3 June 2026 and are those of one dealer, Shaharyar Traders, across its three Lahore branches. Eight 15-inch sizes are covered, each listed on at least one car page. Each car below is named as its CircleWheels page gives it; find your car's page to see which size it lists.

This is not a menu to pick from. Two sizes on the same 15-inch rim are not swaps for each other, so anyone weighing, say, 175/65R15 against 185/65R15 on price should stop at the placard first.

Sets of four in each 15-inch size

SizeCar pages listing itBrand-only, from (a tyre)Model-name tyres, from (a tyre)Set of four, brand-onlySet of four, model nameGap for fourPrice range
195/65R1514Rs 16,500Rs 22,000Rs 66,000Rs 88,000Rs 22,000Rs 16,500 to Rs 33,000
185/65R1516Rs 16,000Rs 21,000Rs 64,000Rs 84,000Rs 20,000Rs 16,000 to Rs 34,000
175/55R155Rs 17,500Rs 21,000Rs 70,000Rs 84,000Rs 14,000Rs 17,500 to Rs 31,000
175/65R1510Rs 16,500Rs 20,000Rs 66,000Rs 80,000Rs 14,000Rs 16,500 to Rs 29,500
165/55R1515Rs 16,500Rs 19,000Rs 66,000Rs 76,000Rs 10,000Rs 16,500 to Rs 26,500
165/60R1513Rs 16,500Rs 20,000Rs 66,000Rs 80,000Rs 14,000Rs 16,500 to Rs 26,500
205/65R155Rs 17,500Rs 24,500Rs 70,000Rs 98,000Rs 28,000Rs 17,500 to Rs 35,000
165/65R152Rs 16,750Rs 20,750Rs 67,000Rs 83,000Rs 16,000Rs 16,750 to Rs 27,000

Toyota Town Ace Noah (2005–2017): two sizes on one page

The Toyota Town Ace Noah (2005–2017) page lists both 195/65R15 and 205/65R15, the one car here whose page lists more than one of these sizes. Owners should read only the row for the size on their own tyres.

In 205/65R15, tyres with a model name start at Rs 24,500, the highest starting point across these eight sizes, with 11 tyres at that price, the Kumho Solus TA11 among them. The gap from brand-only listings is also the widest here: Rs 7,000 a tyre, Rs 28,000 for four.

MG 5 (2012–2026) in 195/65R15

The MG 5 (2012–2026) page lists 195/65R15. Five tyres share the Rs 22,000 entry price for a model name, the Nexen Nblue HD plus among them, and the range runs to the Michelin Primacy 4 at Rs 33,000. Moving a set off brand-only listings adds Rs 22,000.

Suzuki CIAZ (2016–2023) in 185/65R15

The Suzuki CIAZ (2016–2023) page lists 185/65R15, where brand-only listings start at Rs 16,000. Five tyres sit at Rs 21,000 with a model name, again including a Nexen Nblue HD plus, so the step from brand-only is Rs 20,000 over four tyres.

Toyota Passo (2017–2024) in 175/55R15

The Toyota Passo (2017–2024) page lists 175/55R15. Its brand-only listings start at Rs 17,500, tied with 205/65R15 as the highest brand-only starting price here, which narrows the step to a model name to Rs 14,000 for four. Seven tyres share the Rs 21,000 entry, the Kumho Ecowing ES31 among them.

Suzuki Ignis (2018–2024) in 175/65R15

The Suzuki Ignis (2018–2024) page lists 175/65R15. Four tyres, including the Kumho Ecowing ES31, start the model-name listings at Rs 20,000, and the range tops out with the Pirelli P1 at Rs 29,500.

Nissan Dayz (2020–2026) in 165/55R15

The Nissan Dayz (2020–2026) page lists 165/55R15, where tyres with a model name start at Rs 19,000, the lowest of the eight sizes. The gap from brand-only listings is the narrowest too: Rs 2,500 a tyre, Rs 10,000 for four.

Suzuki Hustler (2016–2023) in 165/60R15

The Suzuki Hustler (2016–2023) page lists 165/60R15. A set with a model name comes to Rs 80,000, with four tyres at Rs 20,000 each, the Kumho Ecowing ES31 among them; four tyres, including the Yokohama BluEarth ES32, sit at Rs 26,500.

Daihatsu Taft (2020–2026) and Changan Lumin (2024) in 165/65R15

Two car pages list 165/65R15: the Daihatsu Taft (2020–2026) and the Changan Lumin (2024). Two tyres share the Rs 20,750 entry for a model name, one a Kumho Ecowing ES31, putting a set at Rs 83,000, Rs 16,000 more than four brand-only tyres from Rs 16,750.

Sources

  • CircleWheels catalogue: listed tyre prices, sizes and dealer branches; the prices quoted were updated 3 June 2026.
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