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Hyundai Kona Tyres

Since the Hyundai Kona is a versatile compact SUV, built for the city, commuting, and longer trips, Hyundai Kona tyres should have a great grip, a solid braking distance, and offer a good feel on steering. To fulfil the Hyundai Kona’s day-to-day duties, comfort on bumps, low noise, and good efficiency of the tyres should be of concern.

When it comes to Hyundai Kona tyres, there is no one-size-fits-all. Different years, trims and engine options can all affect the tyres for your Hyundai Kona. Tyres for the Kona should be purchased if they have the right size, load index, and speed rating. Side wall, owner’s manual, and registration should all have the information required.

Hyundai Kona owners can find a wide range of tyres, depending on brand, price and performance with Tyres.co.uk. This helps Hyundai Kona owners choose tyres based on their personal preferences. Once the consumer is sure about their choice of tyres, they can purchase them online, and schedule a time to have them installed at a local participating tyre installer.

Michelin CrossClimate+
Tyre review for Michelin CrossClimate+ 225/40R18
5.00/5
I notice much improvement with how the car handles, and with all the different weather conditions, I feel more confident driving.
Alissa Mather
Tyre review for Michelin CrossClimate+ 225/40R18
5.00/5
In my over fifty years of driving experience, these tyres are the best I've come across.
Carter Elleray
Tyre review for Michelin CrossClimate+ 205/60R15
5.00/5
They provide fantastic handling and stability in both dry and rainy weather, and even in colder weather.
Shaunna Gibbon
Tyre review for Michelin CrossClimate+ 225/50R17
5.00/5
The best tyres in the world, fantastic.
Keith Davidson
Tyre review for Michelin CrossClimate+ 225/50R17
5.00/5
Excellent! They handle the rain, snow, and ice exceptionally well and perform just as anticipated.
Garry Curry
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Hankook Ventus Prime 3 (K125)
Tyre review for Hankook Ventus Prime 3 (K125) 225/50R17
5.00/5
I bought these to replace my old ones from the same brand. The old set had good grip and lasted a long time. I changed them out before hitting the minimum legal tread depth because the car was getting a little unstable. I think this is more due to the chassis of the car being more sensitive than the actual tyres because the ride is stable again with the new set.
Charlie O.
Tyre review for Hankook Ventus Prime 3 (K125) 225/50R17
5.00/5
I completely agree with you. From the moment I got onto the road, it was noticeably more quiet and the grip was excellent. I was especially impressed with the usual wet conditions on the M8 where your brakes and tyres are pushed to the limit!
Mae Dunnett
Tyre review for Hankook Ventus Prime 3 (K125) 195/55R16
4.00/5
Completely satisfactory.
Suraiya Kodi
Tyre review for Hankook Ventus Prime 3 (K125) 185/60R15
4.00/5
There are no issues and it drives well.
Ellie-Jo Farrier
Tyre review for Hankook Ventus Prime 3 (K125) 185/60R15
4.00/5
I am not receiving the same fuel economy as I used to.
Jade Hadden
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Michelin Primacy 4
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 4 225/40R18
5.00/5
I have no issues with the tyres; they are quiet and give me a sense of safety on the road.
Flynn C.
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 4 225/50R17
5.00/5
No problems at all.
Eliza Smyth
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 4 225/50R17
5.00/5
Steering is more direct and has better grip, while stopping is also good.
Bonnie-Rose Eathan
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 4 195/55R16
5.00/5
Better traction of these tyres gives them better stopping distance. Previous tyres, of the same brand, had more than 2mm of tread, yet their stopping distance was clearly worse.
Willoughby Geoffrey
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 4 235/60R18
5.00/5
They perform well in all weather conditions, and they in particular excel in rainy weather.
Ava-Grace A.
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Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 6)
Tyre review for Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 6) 215/45R17
5.00/5
Just as dependable as expected, I have been a fan of this brand since the asymmetric 2 was released.
Xander Quinn
Tyre review for Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 6) 225/45R17
5.00/5
Impressive grip. Very quiet and comfortable ride. Certainly better than the budget Davanti tyres that came with the car.
Zehra Alford
Tyre review for Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 6) 225/50R17
5.00/5
Excellent in all aspects.
Alesha N.
Tyre review for Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 6) 235/40R19
5.00/5
Excellent tyres, provide great traction in all weather conditions, with reduced road noise and a significantly more comfortable ride. I would definitely recommend and buy again.
Oakley Aarav
Tyre review for Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 6) 235/45R18
5.00/5
As we expected, they are likely better than the replacement F1 Asymmetric 5 tyres.
Veer Rae
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Hyundai Kona Tyres: Common Questions

Some options available from Tyres.co.uk for Hyundai Kona include the Michelin Primacy 5 and Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 2 in 215/60 R17 96H for the 2023-and-up Kona models with 17-inch wheels. Check the factory size, load index, speed rating and any necessary specifications with regard to your exact registration before placing an order.

For the Hyundai Kona, the tyre size is located on the tyre pressure placard and is located on the centre pillar on the driver's side. The placard will have the tyre size and the cold pressure, which you can use with the registration to check the trim requirements.

The Hyundai Kona usually does not necessarily require 4 new tyres at a time, however the front-wheel drive models can be done in sets of axles. The front-wheel drive first generation Kona models need all 4 tyres to match in size, brand, pattern, load capacity, and design, so if you are not able to keep this match, then all 4 must be replaced. However when replacing 2 tyres, they must go on the rear axle.

Hyundai Kona Specs

Body style
SUV
Market segment
Compact crossover
Gross vehicle weight (KG)
1820
Production
2017 - Present
Engine Capacity (ltr)
1.6
Fuel type
Petrol
No of cylinders
4
No of valves
16
Fuel system
Direct injection
Aspiration
Turbocharged
Transmission type
Automatic
Horsepower (KW)
130
Horsepower (PS)
177
Torque (NM)
265
Torque (RPM)
1500 - 4500

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