What is the tire size of the Baojun 560?

[VanEvelyn]

The high-end version of the Baojun 560 is equipped with Continental CPC5 series tires, with a size of 215/60R17; the low-end version uses Giti brand tires, also sized 215/60R17. Below is relevant information about the Baojun 560 tires: 1. The spare tire is also the same size. 2. When purchasing new tires, ensure that the size, load capacity, speed rating, and structure type match those of the original tires. 3. This ensures that the vehicle's performance and safety remain excellent under normal usage after replacement. 4. It is recommended to replace all four tires together. If not replaced together, it may affect the vehicle's braking and handling performance.

[BeauFitz]

I'm the owner of a Baojun 560, and I did my homework before buying it. The tire configuration varies by trim. My 1.8L manual luxury version comes with 215/55 R17 tires, which provide a pretty stable ride. However, my friend's base 1.5T model has 205/60 R16 tires, noticeably smaller than mine. Pay attention to these parameters when replacing tires, especially the sidewall numbers: 215 represents the tire width in millimeters, 55 is the aspect ratio, and R17 means 17-inch rims. Regularly check tire pressure while driving—incorrect pressure can really increase fuel consumption. Be extra vigilant during large temperature differences between winter and summer. If the tread wears down to the warning line, replace the tires immediately.

[Annie]

Our auto repair shop frequently sees Baojun 560 models coming in for tire replacements. This vehicle mainly has two tire specifications. The base models typically use 205-width tires paired with 16-inch rims, while the higher-end versions mostly come with 215-width tires and 17-inch rims. During tire changes, I always verify the specific markings on the tire sidewall, such as the format 215/55R17. I don’t really recommend some owners’ idea of upgrading to larger rims, as it can affect the odometer’s accuracy. Tires generally have a lifespan of about five years, and even older tires with deep treads should be replaced, especially the front tires, which are critical for steering safety. Repaired tires are best used on the rear wheels for higher safety.

[DelElaina]

My father has been driving a Baojun 560 for five years, which originally came with 205/60R16 tires. When we replaced the tires last year, I specifically confirmed the specifications: 205mm tread width, 60% aspect ratio, and 16-inch wheel diameter. Later, I found out through research that the higher trim version uses 215/55R17 tires. Checking tire size is simple—just look for the embossed numbers on the tire sidewall, similar to 205/60R16. Tire rotation is crucial; we swap the front and rear tires every 15,000 kilometers to ensure even wear, which can extend the lifespan of all four tires by an additional 20,000 to 30,000 kilometers. Regularly removing small stones stuck in the tread grooves is also important, as they can affect wet-weather traction.