195R15 Tyres | 19515
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195R15 is a commercial van size, and almost every tyre here is a C-marked light truck tyre built to carry loads. We list 15 options from $143 across ten brands.
The size decoded
- 195 is the width in millimetres.
- No aspect ratio is printed. This is a traditional commercial size with a tall, load-carrying sidewall.
- R15 means a radial tyre for a 15-inch wheel.
- C marks commercial construction, built for higher pressures and loads.
- 106/104 is the typical load rating here: 950 kg per tyre fitted singly, or 900 kg each on dual wheels.
- R or S is the usual speed rating: R allows up to 170 km/h and S up to 180 km/h.
Options in this size
- Yokohama BluEarth-Van RY55 and Michelin Agilis 3 suit vans that cover big distances.
- Bridgestone Ecopia R710 carries an Eco Friendly label for lower rolling resistance.
- Kumho PorTran KC53 and Hankook Vantra Transit RA58C are mid-priced workhorses.
- Continental ContiVanContact AP2 is another premium van option.
- Radar Argonite RV-4 is among the lower-priced choices.
Before you buy
- Never fit a load index below the one on your placard.
- Use the loaded pressure. Many van placards give a separate figure for a full load.
- Keep the C marking if your placard calls for it.
- Fit the same model across an axle so the van tracks evenly.
Fitting, balancing, new valves, removal of the old tyres and GST are part of the price. If your van works hard, your local Bob Jane T-Marts store can check wear patterns while it is in.
More van sizes
Browse all light commercial tyres, or compare the smaller 205R14.
Reading wear on a van tyre
- Both shoulders worn: the tyre is running under-inflated or overloaded.
- Centre worn: pressure is too high for the load you usually carry.
- One edge worn: the alignment needs checking.
- Patchy wear: a wheel may be out of balance.
Common questions
Is 195R15 the same as 195R15C?
Not always. The C marks commercial construction with a higher load rating, so stay with C if your placard specifies it.
Why do van tyres need more air?
Higher pressure lets the casing carry heavy loads without overheating. Follow the placard figure for your load.
How long do van tyres last?
It depends on load, distance and pressures. Check the tread monthly and rotate at each service.
Can I mix brands on my van?
Keep the same model on each axle. Matching all four gives the most predictable handling.
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