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Toyota Hi-Ace Tyres

The Toyota Hi-Ace is a flexible van option that can transport people or deliveries, therefore the Hi-Ace tyres should provide grip in the wet, controllable braking, and the support required for carrying a load. Comfort and noise control can be catered for by the use of van tyres with a touring orientation, and a tougher construction with a rolling resistance suited for regular use in the city and on the motorways can be used.

The Toyota Hi-Ace tyres differ with each generation and body style, and with each trim, engine and factory wheel option. The appropriate Toyota Hi-Ace tyres need to be the manufacturer's approved size and specs for load and speed, as this affects the handling, comfort and safety of the vehicle. The owner of the Toyota Hi-Ace can check for the appropriate size and specs on the tyre sidewall, in the vehicle handbook, or on the vehicle registration.

Tyres.co.uk provides an option for the user to see the brand, price, and performance of all Toyota Hi-Ace tyres available before booking a fitting in the desired location. This makes the replacement of Toyota Hi-Ace tyres for the tasks they are typically used for suitable and easy.

Michelin Agilis CrossClimate
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis CrossClimate 215/75R16
5.00/5
Generally good performance with a strong grip in wet and dry conditions. Winter weather performance is far superior to that of summer tyres.
Gabriel Stocker
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis CrossClimate 225/70R15
5.00/5
I have yet to test them in conditions that require additional grip. Nonetheless, the grip design provides a more comfortable and quieter ride.
Jenna S.
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis CrossClimate 235/65R16
5.00/5
I bought these for the second time because the first set lasted my car 4 years and 45,000 miles. They are quite and very good on countryside paths, Cornish lanes, and wet muddy fields. I've never been left stranded or lost traction. Very happy.
Emma-Louise Davie
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis CrossClimate 225/75R16
5.00/5
Minimal noise from the road. Outstanding traction in the rain.
Teddy S.
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis CrossClimate 215/75R16
5.00/5
They are fitted on a van that is regularly loaded to full capacity and they handle corners, brakes and overall control extremely well.
Mariyah Gerard
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Yokohama BluEarth Van RY55
Tyre review for Yokohama BluEarth Van RY55 235/65R16
5.00/5
Great overall grip in every kind of weather, especially in the rain.
Jaycob O Grady
Tyre review for Yokohama BluEarth Van RY55 225/65R16
5.00/5
I am quite pleased with these tyres. In all weather conditions, I am confident that I will have good grip and stopping power on wet surfaces. They help the car feel more safe and stable, no matter the speed.
Yasmin Jayna
Tyre review for Yokohama BluEarth Van RY55 225/65R16
5.00/5
Look good, very satisfactory.
Elza Augustine
Tyre review for Yokohama BluEarth Van RY55 235/65R16
5.00/5
Very well performing.
Beau Grivet
Tyre review for Yokohama BluEarth Van RY55 215/65R16
5.00/5
Outstanding performance. Good grip in the wet.
Alan Leedham
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Continental Van Contact 200
Tyre review for Continental Van Contact 200 205/65R15
4.00/5
It might be early to give a thorough breakdown of these tyres' long term performance, but they seem to offer a better experience on the road. They are softer and I notice a drop in noise level while driving. I even think I've seen an increase in fuel efficiency, seeing as I average 4 mpg more on a recent trip to Wales.
Callie Teon
Tyre review for Continental Van Contact 200 235/65R16
5.00/5
Quieter and better cornering.
Alishba G.
Tyre review for Continental Van Contact 200 225/65R16
5.00/5
Better grip on wet roads, especially with a full load.
Samiul F.
Tyre review for Continental Van Contact 200 235/65R16
5.00/5
They have great handling and braking, even in the rain, and they are also very quiet.
Sheree O.
Tyre review for Continental Van Contact 200 195/65R15
5.00/5
Compared to budget tyres, handling is noticeably better.
Eoghan Ludkin
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Michelin Agilis 3
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 215/65R16
4.00/5
The Michelin Agilis 3 tyres work exceptionally well in wet conditions and are excellent at managing high weight capacities. Personally, I carry a lot of tools and materials in my van and I would recommend these tyres. They are also very quiet when driving, so there is no noise.
Badr Easton
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 225/75R16
5.00/5
The noise generated by these tyres is rather reasonable as they appear to be wearing in nicely. They also handle remarkably well and braking is quite effective.
Aaron Poppy-May
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 195/60R16
5.00/5
I always choose Michelin tyres.
Deacon R.
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 215/65R15
4.00/5
They're okay but do seem to slip a bit on the hills.
Marie Fishlock
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 205/70R15
5.00/5
I always go with Michelin as I have always experienced great performance. I don't plan on getting other tyres.
Samad Furey
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Buying Toyota Hi-Ace Tyres Online: FAQ

The tyre options available at Tyres.co.uk for the Toyota Hi-Ace include the Bridgestone Duravis R660 106/104R and the Toyo NanoEnergy Van 106S in 195 R15C, which is the OEM 8PR fitment on 200-series 2.5-litre diesel vans. Depending on the variant, registration may indicate different load indexes and speed rating specifications, so please check before placing an order.

Details regarding the Toyota Hi-Ace tyres can be found on the tyre-pressure placard located at the driver's side of the instrument panel (visible when the driver's door is open). It states the approved specifications and pressures for the tyres. Along with the registration and owner's manual, the placard should be used for compliance, as Hi-Ace generations and variants based on payload differ.

Rear-wheel-drive versions of the Toyota Hi-Ace do not automatically necessitate four replacements, however, when there is a discrepancy in the wear of the tyres, it is advisable to renew tyres in pairs on the same axle. In the case of four-wheel-drive versions of the Hi-Ace, all of the tyres on the four wheels need to be the same size, make, model, and tread pattern with closely matched wear, therefore, four may be required. If two tyres are being replaced, the new pair should be fitted to the rear axle.

Toyota Hi-Ace Specs

Body style
Van
Market segment
Commercial
Gross vehicle weight (KG)
2800
Production
1967 - 2019
Engine Capacity (ltr)
2.5
Fuel type
Diesel
No of cylinders
4
No of valves
16
Fuel system
Common rail
Aspiration
Turbocharged
Transmission type
Manual
Horsepower (KW)
75
Horsepower (PS)
102
Torque (NM)
260
Torque (RPM)
1600 - 2400

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