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225/50 R15 Tyre Reviews

Overall rating4.1/5
Based on 14 reviews
Morgan Rumsey
Great traction and extremely quiet. My last tyres which I had for 12 years were Dunlop. Even with plenty of tread, the sides were cracking due to age. Hopefully these new ones will…
Nankang XR-611
Charlotte Arya
Good grip, slightly noisy.
Nankang XR-611
Oran A.
Incredible traction under any weather condition!
Nankang XR-611
225/50 R15 Tyre Reviews

225/50 R15 Tyre Reviews

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About these reviews

Tyre reviews recording 225/50 R15, across tyre brands and tread ranges. Each review identifies its tyre range.

5/5

Nankang XR-611

Great traction and extremely quiet. My last tyres which I had for 12 years were Dunlop. Even with plenty of tread, the sides were cracking due to age. Hopefully these new ones will prove to be just as good. I used to use 215:50/15, but since these are getting hard to find, I've gone to 225:50/15, which is a common change for a lot of Audi Quattro owners.

Morgan Rumsey
225/50R15Vehicle recorded: Toyota MR2
4/5

Nankang XR-611

They are very dependable and instill confidence while driving.

5/5

Nankang XR-611

I have had these for about a month now and I am satisfied with their performance and comfort.

5/5

Nankang XR-611

These are far superior to the previous ones - which had worn tread (not mentioned in the MOT a week ago!!)

4/5

Nankang XR-611

There's slightly more road noise, but for the price, it's reasonable. They are still yet to see if they will last as long as the original Bridgestone tyres did for the whole year.

2/5

Nankang XR-611

Ideal for driving in urban environments, but not ideal for driving in rural environments and down country roads. These tyres have a marginally slight improvement in grip for driving through water covered roads and surfaces than the Continentals, yet are difficult to balance and feel wobbly over 55 mph. My wife only drove in the city with them, and for long drives we used my Subaru Legacy Spec B with the Michelin Pilot Sport 4s. Now, we have changed her car to a new Fiat 500x, which is her own choice. Since the tread was almost gone, we decided to put on budget tyres, and since the car had to last a few months, we decided not to go for a long term option. Considering that, they are perfect for the city driving that is all you need and they are less than a single Conti replacement.

Jade Johanson
225/50R15Vehicle recorded: Subaru

225/50 R15 Numbers Explained

You may find Toyota MR2s to have 225/50 R15s at the rear, with narrower front tyres. The numbers are simple. 225 is the width of the tyre in mm. 50 is the ratio of the height of the tyre's cross-section to its width, in this case 112mm (50% of 225). R15 refers to a radial tyre on a 15-inch rim, giving an overall diameter of 606mm. The lower sidewall on the MR2 suits the staggered wheel set-up. At Tyres.co.uk, we supply 225/50 R15s.

Part of the sizeValueWhat it means
Section width 225 The width of the tyre across the tread, measured in millimetres.
Profile (aspect ratio) 50 Sidewall height as a percentage of the width - here, 50% of 225 mm (about 112 mm).
Construction R Radial construction, which is what nearly all road tyres use.
Rim diameter 15 The wheel diameter the tyre fits, measured in inches.
Your tyre dimensions
MeasurementValue
Sidewall height 112.5 mm (4.43 in)
Overall diameter 606 mm (23.9 in)
Circumference 1,904 mm (75.0 in)
Revolutions 845 per mile · 525 per km
Similar sizes
SizeOverall diameter
205/55 R15 606 mm · +0.1%
225/45 R16 609 mm · +0.5%
205/60 R14 602 mm · -0.7%
205/50 R16 611 mm · +0.9%
245/50 R14 601 mm · -0.9%
215/45 R16 600 mm · -1.0%