How to Find the Correct Mahindra XUV 500 Tyre?

• What Determines the XUV 500 Tyre Size?

  The XUV 500 tyre size will depend on the car variant (there’re over 20) and manufacturing date. If one already knows the size, one can hit the search button straight away and find the relevant option. 

  The recommended tyre for the XUV remains 235/65 R17. Since it is a heavy diesel vehicle, the recommended tyre pressure is 32 PSI.

  It is easy to check out the XUV 500 tyre price at a nearby CEAT dealer or do a quick online search for faster results on CEAT's website.

   

• How to Find the Correct XUV 500 Tyre Online?

  Finding the correct XUV 500 tyre size online is as easy as counting one, two, and three if one is doing so from the CEAT website. 

  At CEAT, we make it hassle-free to determine the correct tyre size for one’s Mahindra XUV 500. One can just visit our Mahindra XUV 500 tyre page to do so. 

  Once on the page, one will notice a search widget on the left side of the webpage. Now, keep the following info handy:

  • Car model (which is the XUV 500)

  • Car varient (W4, W8 2WD or so on)

  • Year of Manufacture

  Once one inserts these details into the widget, it will present a listing of the available tyres (there may be a popup asking for one’s pin code). 

  If none of the above information is available, one can directly look out for the specific tyre using the tyre size search bar at the bottom of the widget.

   

• Tips To Know When To Change Mahindra XUV 500 Tyres

  Now you know how to look out for new Mahindra XUV 500 tyres online. It is time to see some tips to know about when to change the tyres:

  • The size of the tyre is listed on the sidewalls. Remember that the new tyres must match the owner's manual or car door jamb. 

  • Checking the manufacturing date of the tyre is extremely important, even with the new ones. Some manufacturers offer the perks of a warranty. 

  • The tread pattern (groove pattern) has a crucial role in determining whether the tyres need a change or not. As the tyre wears, these tyre treads will become even and difficult to distinguish. Do not forget to keep a check on the irregular tread wear. Uneven tread wear is an indication of misalignment and requires immediate service.

  • Tiny white cracks on the tyre suggest that the rubber is coming down, and the tyres can fall apart at any time. In this case, they must be immediately changed to be safer.

  • Bulges on the tyre's sidewall mean there is damage in the hard internal frame and the tyre might need a fix. It happens due to low tyre pressure and driving on potholes. Driving under such circumstances can be hazardous, and one must immediately change the tyres.

  • Sometimes one can feel vibrations while driving the XUV 500. It is most likely to happen when the tyres are unevenly worn. Try to rebalance them in such cases and if the issue persists, change them as soon as possible.

  • Tools like tread wear depth indicators can help detect the tyre's condition. There are both digital and mechanical indicators. One can easily buy them online since they are cheap and readily available.

• Final Thoughts

  Some people mix the brands for front and rear tyres. However, it is advised not to do so to keep up with the ride quality. 

  Each Mahindra XUV 500 has its own specific speed and load index. One can check out the sidewall for the required information. 

  One can get long-lasting tyres with a warranty from CEAT. So, look at the various options available to enhance the car's performance. Keeping the above tips in mind can help make the right choice.