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Decode the DOT code and know when to replace
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Ranked by our formula, not by who pays
Scores weigh efficiency, build, warranty and value. Prices are indicative and link to live listings.
#1 · Car Tyres
Michelin
Michelin Energy XM2+ (185/65 R15)
The premium pick: shortest wet braking, lasts the longest
₹5,850
indicative price
#2 · Car Tyres
Bridgestone
Bridgestone Sturdo (185/65 R15)
Balanced comfort and life from a premium marque
₹4,900
indicative price
#3 · Car Tyres
CEAT
CEAT SecuraDrive (185/65 R15)
Strong wet grip for the price, low road noise
₹4,500
indicative price
#4 · Car Tyres
MRF
MRF ZLX (185/65 R15)
India's default replacement: everywhere, durable, quiet enough
₹4,350
indicative price
#5 · Car Tyres
Apollo
Apollo Amazer 4G Life (185/65 R15)
Best claimed tread life in the budget segment
₹4,200
indicative price
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Straight answers
How do I find my car's correct tyre size?
It is printed on the sidewall of your current tyre and on a sticker inside the driver's door frame. Or just use our finder: pick your car model and variant and we list the exact size plus every matching tyre.
How old is too old for a tyre?
Replace at 5 years from the manufacture date (check the 4-digit DOT code) or earlier if tread depth is below 1.6 mm, whichever comes first, regardless of kilometres driven.