Kia EV6 Tyres
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The Kia EV6 is an all-electric crossover used for everything from the daily commute to long highway trips between chargers. That asks more of its tyres than a petrol car of a similar size: they carry the weight of a large battery, handle strong torque from a standstill and affect both driving range and cabin noise. Search by your vehicle or tyre size on this page to compare what fits your EV6.
Factory tyre sizes for the EV6
Each EV6 grade has its own wheel and tyre package, and the Air and GT-Line sizes are unchanged from the 2022 launch models to current cars:
A tyre that suits one grade may not match another, and a used EV6 may have different wheels from the ones it left the factory with. The tyre placard on the driver's door jamb is the final word on size, load index and speed rating.
Choosing tyres for how you use your EV6
Most owners want a quiet, comfortable tyre that grips well in the wet and helps protect range. For the Air's 19-inch wheels, compare the Michelin E Primacy or the Kumho Ecsta PS71, which comes in EV-labelled versions in both 235/55R19 and 255/45R20. If you drive a GT-Line or GT and want more grip and sharper response, the Michelin Pilot Sport EV is made in 255/45R20 and 255/40R21.
Some tyres are marketed with electric vehicles in mind, but that label is not a substitute for the correct size and required ratings. Nor does it promise a particular change in range or tyre life on your vehicle. Read the product details, then weigh comfort, noise, grip and price against your own priorities. Our guide to EV tyres explains what to look for.
Weight, wear and alignment on an EV
A heavy battery and instant acceleration can wear tyres faster than many owners expect. Check pressures regularly against the placard, rotate the tyres at each service if the wear pattern allows, and never fit a tyre with a lower load index than your placard specifies. Many tyres in EV6 sizes are extra load (XL) rated for that reason. If the inside or outside edges are wearing faster than the centre, book a wheel alignment when you replace them. On dual-motor versions, keep the tread depth even across all four tyres.
If the current set has worn unevenly or one tyre has been damaged, describe that when you ask for advice at your local Bob Jane T-Marts store.
FAQs
What size tyres does a Kia EV6 take?
The EV6 Air takes 235/55R19, the GT-Line takes 255/45R20 and the GT takes 255/40R21. Check your placard to confirm.
How much do Kia EV6 tyres cost?
Tyres on this page start from around $248 per tyre and go up to about $822, depending on size, brand and tyre type. Bob Jane T-Marts tyre prices include fitting, balancing, tubeless valves, GST and old tyre disposal. If your EV6 has tyre pressure sensors, ask the store about any sensor parts.
Do I need EV tyres for my EV6?
Not on the strength of a label alone. Suitability starts with the size, load index and speed rating on your placard. EV-focused tyres often aim for low rolling resistance and low noise, which suit the EV6, but conventional tyres that meet the placard ratings can also be fitted. See Kia Australia's EV6 page for current grade details.
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