What is the original tire model of the Hyundai Mistra?

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VonBenjamin
07/25/25 10:45am
The base model of the Hyundai Mistra comes with tire specifications of 205/60R16, while other models are equipped with 225/45R17 tires. The spare tire is a full-size tire. Below are the usage guidelines for Mistra tires: 1. Start the vehicle smoothly to avoid excessive friction between the tires and the ground. 2. Maintain proper tire pressure to prevent irregular contact with the ground, which can lead to improper usage and shorten the tire's lifespan. 3. On good road surfaces, drive straight at a steady speed and avoid obstacles to prevent damage to the tire tread. 4. When driving on complex road conditions, control the speed appropriately, reduce frequent and emergency braking, and minimize sliding between the tires and the ground.
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