Mitsubishi ASX Tyres

The Mitsubishi ASX has been sold across more than one generation in Australia, which makes it easy to assume any tyre marked 'ASX' will do. It is worth checking that assumption before you buy, because the model has carried more than one specification over its run.

The ASX name has covered a lot of ground

Versions and wheel packages have varied across the years the ASX has been sold, so read the tyre information on your own car and compare it with the full size and ratings on the tyres fitted now, rather than trusting a size mentioned by another owner. Bob Jane T-Marts offers rego, vehicle and tyre-size search; if a result conflicts with the vehicle, or the wheels have been changed at some point in its life, get the fitment confirmed by a store before ordering.

Start with the roads you actually drive

For predominantly sealed-road travel, road-focused tyres are the sensible comparison, and the differences worth asking about are wet grip, comfort, road noise and expected wear. If unsealed roads feature regularly in your week, describe the surface and how often to a store so the conversation is about a real need rather than a generic SUV assumption. A rugged-looking tread is not a default requirement of owning an ASX, and can bring its own trade-offs on the roads you use every day.

Make the price comparison mean something

Only compare prices once you have a shortlist at the correct specification. Ask about the intended qualities of products at different price points: a lower-priced tyre may still meet your priorities, while a dearer one may emphasise a characteristic you value, such as a quieter ride or longer expected wear. Tell the store what you liked and disliked about your current set so it can help without defaulting to a generic small-SUV recommendation.

ASX tyre questions

What size tyres fit a Mitsubishi ASX?

It depends on the car's year, version and fitted wheels. Confirm the full size and ratings from your own vehicle before using those details to search, since the ASX has kept the same name across a long and varied run.

Is an all-terrain tyre suitable for my ASX?

That depends on your vehicle specification and your roads. For mostly sealed-surface driving, compare road-oriented tyres first; for frequent rough or unsealed travel, discuss the conditions and trade-offs with a store before deciding.

How do I compare tyres for comfort specifically?

Describe the ride you have now and where you would like it to change, then compare suitable tyres for intended comfort and noise, while still weighing wet grip, wear and price against one another.

Search ASX tyres at Bob Jane T-Marts using your rego, vehicle details or confirmed tyre size, and ask a store to check the fitment if it is at all uncertain before you order.