What type of tires does the Jetta VS5 use?

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LaEverly
07/30/25 2:41am
The Jetta VS5 is equipped with Linglong GREENMAX HP200 series tires, with specifications of 225/50R18. The Jetta VS5 is based on Volkswagen's MQB A1 platform and is positioned as a compact SUV. It features a matrix-style chrome scale decoration on the front grille, which is relatively large in size. The lower part of the doors is adorned with black plastic panels and adopts a full-wrap design. The rear design is more conventional, with a roof spoiler incorporating a high-mounted brake light. The rear radar sensors, like those at the front, are not positioned on the sides. The Jetta VS5 is paired with an MQ250 manual transmission or an Aisin AQ250 six-speed automatic transmission. It comes with front MacPherson independent suspension, rear multi-link independent suspension, ESP electronic stability system, ACC adaptive cruise control, and more.
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DiAddyson
08/16/25 8:57am
I'm the owner of a Jetta VS5, having driven it for nearly a year. It came with factory-fitted Hankook tires in size 195/65 R15, model should be Kinergy Eco2. This size means the tire width is 195 millimeters, with an aspect ratio of 65%, mounted on 15-inch rims. Daily driving feels quite comfortable, with good absorption of bumps on rough roads, fuel-efficient for city commuting, and low noise levels. I specifically researched the meanings of tire markings, such as the 'R' indicating radial construction for enhanced durability. However, it's essential to regularly check tire pressure, maintaining it between 2.3 to 2.5 bar to avoid rapid wear. A friend of mine neglected this, resulting in uneven tire wear. When replacing tires, sticking to the original factory specifications is safer; randomly changing sizes could affect the suspension and fuel consumption. Overall, these tires offer good value for money and can last 50,000 to 60,000 kilometers with proper maintenance.
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