Hyundai Kona Tyres
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Hyundai Kona tyres are listed in seven sizes across 16, 17, 18 and 19-inch rims. The range is varied, from soft-riding 16-inch tyres to low 19-inch tyres, so rim size matters when you compare.
Tyre Sizes That Fit This Collection
Factory sizes begin with 235/45R18, 235/40R19 and 235/45R19, followed by the 17 and 16-inch options.
- 235/45R18 tyres: factory fitment, 2017 onwards
- 235/40R19 tyres: factory fitment, 2017–2023
- 235/45R19 tyres: factory fitment, 2023 onwards
- 215/55R18 tyres: factory fitment, 2023 onwards
- 215/55R17 tyres: factory fitment, 2017–2023
- 205/60R16 tyres: factory fitment, 2017–2023
- 215/60R17 tyres: factory fitment, 2025 onwards
For the Hyundai Kona, the placard shows the original size, and the sidewall repeats it with the load index and speed rating. The 215/55R17 and 215/60R17 differ in profile by a small step, so read the number after the slash. On the Hyundai Kona, a Bob Jane T-Marts store near you can read it with you.
Ride comfort across the range
The 205/60R16 has the tallest wall and the softest ride, and it costs the least. The 235/40R19 has the shortest wall, which sharpens steering but passes more noise and bumps into the cabin.
For daily driving, compare everyday driving tyres on wet grip. If you like a sharper feel, sport and performance tyres are worth comparing in the 18 and 19-inch sizes.
Pressure, wear and replacement
Check pressures cold each month. Tyres that run low wear their edges faster, and the effect shows within weeks.
Look across the full tread width, and read the date code on each tyre. Replace in pairs or full sets with matching tread patterns.
Wheels with low profiles are easier to scuff on kerbs, so check the sidewalls for bulges occasionally.
Ask a fitter to check the rim edges and valves whenever the tyres are off the wheels. Low-profile tyres leave the rim closer to the road, so small kerb marks are worth catching early.
If you feel a vibration at highway speed, a wheel balance usually fixes it.
Comparing tyres across more than one Hyundai? Each model keeps its own page, such as Hyundai i40 tyres and Hyundai iLoad tyres, with sizes and prices side by side.
FAQs
What size tyres does a Hyundai Kona take?
Common factory sizes listed are 235/45R18, 235/40R19, 235/45R19, 215/55R18 and 215/55R17, with 205/60R16 and 215/60R17 also listed. Check your placard.
How much do Hyundai Kona tyres cost?
Hyundai Kona tyres start at $139 and go up to $726 each. The price already includes fitting and balancing, new tubeless valves, GST and old tyre disposal.
Do low-profile tyres wear faster?
Not necessarily, but they are easier to damage on kerbs and potholes. Good pressure habits protect them best.
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