What tires does the Tiggo 3 use?

[MacOlivia]

Tiggo 3 is equipped with Maxxis tires across all models, with the specification being 215/60r17. Below is some information about tire specifications: 1. The tire size is printed on the sidewall, represented in two ways, such as 34*7 or 7.50-20, where the former indicates high-pressure tires and the latter low-pressure tires. 2. There are also many other markings, for example, D is used for light vehicles, F for medium-sized vehicles, G for standard vehicles, and H, L, J for large luxury and high-performance vehicles. If an R is printed on the sidewall, such as 175R13, it indicates radial tires with a width of 175mm (6.9 inches).

[VonFelix]

I've been driving a Tiggo 3 for many years, and changing tires is a big issue. The factory usually equips it with 215/65R16 all-season tires, and the Michelin Primacy series is quite reliable, offering a good balance between grip and comfort. If you choose the wrong tire size for an SUV, fuel consumption will skyrocket, and it's easy to feel unstable at high speeds. If you live in a rainy or snowy area, all-season tires are the most convenient as they don't require frequent changes. Regularly checking tire pressure and wear is crucial; you should replace them every three to four years—don't wait until they're bald. I recommend starting with big brands like Dunlop or Bridgestone, which offer good value for money and durability. Don't go for cheap off-brand tires, as they increase the risk of blowouts and don’t help with handling. Driving safety comes first—tires are your lifeline, so don’t take them lightly.

[Luis]

As a car enthusiast, I absolutely love tinkering with the tires on my Tiggo 3—upgrading to sporty tires for better performance is such a thrill! The Goodyear Eagle F1 series offers incredible grip, making corners feel rock-solid and highway handling an absolute blast. The stock 215/65R16 is basic, but stepping up to 17-inch wheels adds extra flair—summer tires are perfect for spirited driving or track days. Wet-weather traction is a must, and regular wheel balancing keeps things smooth to avoid suspension damage. I love experimenting with different brands—the differences are huge, and the fun is endless—but always within budget. Safety is non-negotiable; tire condition directly impacts braking distance, so never cut corners.

[Moreira]

My family uses the Tiggo 3 for taking the kids around, with safety and comfort being the top priorities when selecting tires. All-season tires like the Dunlop SP QuattroMax are safe and reliable, while adding snow tires in winter ensures timely braking on snowy roads, keeping the kids secure; the standard size of 215/65R16 offers low noise and a smooth ride; regular tire pressure checks prevent blowouts, avoiding accidents at high speeds; durable brands provide peace of mind, so don’t cut corners to save time and risk family trips. Proper maintenance is key, and an annual professional inspection is recommended.