HYUNDAI I20 Tyres

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Load index The tyre load index is a numerical code indicating the maximum weight a tyre can safely support. It is based on the tyre's construction and inflation pressure. This system helps drivers choose the right tyres based on their vehicle’s weight and load capacity.	47	47
Speed rating Tyre speed ratings tell you the maximum speed that particular tyre is legally approved for. This measurement ensures that the tyre you buy is appropriate – and safe – for the speed of the car it’s fitted on	P	P

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Estimated delivery time is 2-3 days

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Hyundai i20 tyre size depends on its variant.

You can find the speed and load index ratings for your Hyundai i20 tyres on the sidewall of each tyre.

Find the i20 tyre price on our www.ceat.com product page. You can also check the i20 tyre price from your nearest dealer.

The car’s user manual or the yellow sticker on the door jamb on the driver’s side will mention the ideal i20 tyre pressure.

CEAT Milaze X3 and CEAT SecuraDrive tyre are the best options for the i20.

If the tread depth on your tyres falls below 1.5mm, replace them. If you use your car frequently, they need replacement after 6-7 years.

Using tyres from different brands can lead to uneven tyre wear, as the tyres may not have the same material composition or tread pattern. This causes a decrease in performance

The average lifespan of a Hyundai tyre is 35,000 Kms.

Replacement of all four car tyres simultaneously is suggested to ensure your car's safety and performance.

If the tread depth is below the TWIs or there are visible signs of damage, such as cracks or bulges in the sidewall, then it is recommended that you replace the tyre.