4.9 / 5 based on 49 Kia Sportage tyre reviews
4.9/5 · 49 reviews
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Kia Sportage Tyres
The Kia Sportage is an SUV that is versatile enough to be used for day to day school / work commuting as well as longer travel. Therefore, tyres on a Kia Sportage should offer a good compromise between dry and wet grip, braking performance, stability, steering precision, and good comfort with low noise. The right tyres for a Kia Sportage should also help with the efficiency of daily driving whilst offering sporty handling for the driver keen on quick directional responses.
Kia Sportage tyres should be fitted to comply with the vehicle’s specification as there can be many variations of the size depending on the generation, model year, trim, engine, and factory wheel options. The size, load index, and speed rating of Kia Sportage tyres can be found either on the sidewall of the existing tyre, on the vehicle’s registration document, or in the vehicle’s handbook. These details help in retaining the intended comfort, handling, and safety of the Kia Sportage.
With Tyres.co.uk, Kia Sportage owners can find and compare options that are compatible with the vehicle and prioritise wet grip, comfort, efficiency, or any other feature. Purchases can then be made and local fittings scheduled.
Avon ZX7
Tyre review for Avon ZX7 245/45R19
As the fitter stated, the Avons began to crack at the bottom of the grooves at about 15,000 miles, despite having plenty of tread. I have now returned to Michelin Crossclimate 2, which I was unable to obtain previously.
Gordon Eirinn
Tyre review for Avon ZX7 215/60R17
Works well, but is rather noisy on most roads.
Gwen Adrol
Tyre review for Avon ZX7 215/65R17
I have no complaints about the tyres, they are meeting expectations. Seems like the same tyres as the Continentals I had before.
Vivien W.
Tyre review for Avon ZX7 275/45R20
Good tyres that seem to be wearing well and are fairly quiet on the road.
Keeley Bay
Tyre review for Avon ZX7 255/50R19
There is a better grip on the road and the steering is more responsive.
Emmanuel Farrelly
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Hankook Ventus Prime 2 (K115)
Tyre review for Hankook Ventus Prime 2 (K115) 225/60R17
Considering how long they have been fitted to the vehicle, they have performed decently.
Jenna Metcalfe
Tyre review for Hankook Ventus Prime 2 (K115) 225/60R17
Excellent performance in rain. Offers dependable grip on both gravel farm tracks and tarmacked roads.
Annabelle Dorman
Tyre review for Hankook Ventus Prime 2 (K115) 225/60R17
So far, this item has shown good wear and is holding up well.
Emile Y.
Tyre review for Hankook Ventus Prime 2 (K115) 225/60R17
I haven't driven a lot of different situations in the previous year. They have done exactly what I anticipated so I'm pretty happy.
Lennox B.
Tyre review for Hankook Ventus Prime 2 (K115) 225/60R17
Superb! The traction and handling are impressive.
Ruaridh A.
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Kumho Ecsta PS71
Tyre review for Kumho Ecsta PS71 255/40R17
Initially, the tyres were fitted during pleasant weather, and they impressed us with their grip and silence. They were much better than the cheap ones we had before. Now, with the cold snap, they are also handling brilliantly with ice, so we look forward to seeing how they will do when the snow comes.
Aksel Ballard
Tyre review for Kumho Ecsta PS71 255/40R17
The tyres provide excellent grip which instills me with confidence managing corners and driving in wet conditions - a must in Scotland!
Ada Gitty
Tyre review for Kumho Ecsta PS71 265/30R19
On par with more expensive brands.
Aisling O.
Tyre review for Kumho Ecsta PS71 255/40R17
Enhanced grip on wet surfaces and they are quiet.
Conor Jaedon
Tyre review for Kumho Ecsta PS71 225/35R20
Great traction on wet and dry surfaces and the tread holds up well. They could be slightly noisier than the Pirelli ones I had before, though the better performance compensates for that.
Hazel Cordell
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At Tyres.co.uk, Michelin Primacy 5 and Pirelli Cinturato P7 are some of the available options for Kia Sportage. For Sportage '2' in Kia's 2019 UK specification in 225/60 R17. However, this size may not fit all Sportages, so be sure to check the registration with the placard in the driver door before ordering.
For information pertaining to the Kia Sportage, please see the tyre and loading placard on the driver's door under the striker plate. Open the driver's door to view the factory tyre sizes, pressures and loads. The fitted sizes are on the tyre sidewall. The information in the placard and handbook should be consulted with the approved specifications for the Sportage.
It's not necessary to replace all four tyres on a Kia Sportage, but best practice is to do so. If only two tyres need to be replaced, place the two tyres on the same axle. On Kia Sportage AWD, all four tyres should be the same size and style.
- Body style
- SUV
- Market segment
- Compact SUV
- Gross vehicle weight (KG)
- 2000
- Production
- 2015 - 2023
- Engine Capacity (ltr)
- 1.6 - 2.0
- Fuel type
- Petrol/Diesel
- No of cylinders
- 4
- No of valves
- 16
- Fuel system
- Direct Injection
- Aspiration
- Turbocharged
- Transmission type
- Manual/Automatic
- Horsepower (KW)
- 97 - 136
- Horsepower (PS)
- 132 - 185
- Torque (NM)
- 161 - 400
- Torque (RPM)
- 1500 - 4000
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