235/60 R15 Tyres

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235/60 R15 is a 15-inch tyre size with a 235 mm width and a 60% profile, often fitted to older SUVs, MPVs and American imports where a cushioned ride and a broad contact patch are priorities. You will find it on certain trims of vehicles such as the Chrysler Voyager, Toyota Previa and classic Chevrolet Camaro. Use the filters to pick summer, winter or all-season patterns, then match the load index and speed rating to your vehicle placard. Tyres.co.uk lets you compare prices across brands and arrange fitting with a nearby partner garage.

Buying 235/60 R15 Tyres: FAQ

It describes the tyre’s key dimensions and construction: 235 is the width in millimetres, 60 is the aspect ratio (sidewall height as a percentage of width), R means radial construction, and 15 is the wheel diameter in inches. To ensure it is correct for your car, confirm the size and the required load index and speed rating in your handbook or on the door-jamb placard. If your vehicle lists multiple approved sizes, select the exact specification you need before ordering.

Usually not without checking approval first, because the overall diameter changes and that can affect speedometer accuracy, gearing and wheel-arch clearance. Moving from 60 to 65 profile increases sidewall height and can raise the rolling circumference enough to cause rubbing on lock or under load. Follow the sizes listed by the vehicle manufacturer, and if you are unsure, keep to the original fitment shown on the placard.

Choose the same load index and speed rating specified for your vehicle, as these ratings are part of the approved tyre specification. Many options in 235/60 R15 are offered with load ratings around the high-90s to low-100s and speed ratings such as H or V, but the correct choice depends on your exact model and axle loads. Check your current tyre sidewall for a marking like 100H and match it, unless your vehicle placard states a different requirement.

All-season tyres in 235/60 R15 can suit drivers who want one set for year-round use, especially in areas with mild winters and frequent wet roads. For best cold-weather capability, look for the 3PMSF symbol (three-peak mountain snowflake) rather than relying on M+S alone. If you regularly face heavy snow or steep rural routes, a dedicated winter set may still be the better option.

This size is more common on older fitments, and fewer new vehicles use a wide 15-inch tyre, so some patterns are produced in smaller volumes. The best approach is to compare available brands and tread types, then prioritise the right load index, speed rating and season for your driving. Once you have a suitable match, ordering sooner helps you secure stock and a fitting slot that suits your schedule.