The 20 Most Common Tyre Sizes — Current Prices and Selection
We stock 237 different tire sizes. Twenty of these cover more than a quarter of the entire range. We’ve calculated which ones they are, what they cost, and where the selection is good – and in doing so, found a rule that will save more money on your next car purchase than any tire decision thereafter.
The 20 most common sizes
All prices are per tire, including VAT. The low and high ends represent the 10th and 90th percentiles, respectively; extreme outliers have been removed.
| Size | Items | Cheapest 10% from | Median | Most expensive 10% from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 205/55 R16 | 575 | 65 Fr. | 83 Fr. | 115 Fr. |
| 215/65 R16 | 441 | 78 Fr. | 110 Fr. | 153 Fr. |
| 195/65 R15 | 428 | 60 Fr. | 72 Fr. | 98 Fr. |
| 205/60 R16 | 408 | 70 Fr. | 99 Fr. | 142 Fr. |
| 225/45 R17 | 401 | 72 Fr. | 93 Fr. | 139 Fr. |
| 225/50 R17 | 397 | 80 Fr. | 115 Fr. | 165 Fr. |
| 225/55 R17 | 388 | 81 Fr. | 129 Fr. | 190 Fr. |
| 215/60 R17 | 372 | 83 Fr. | 120 Fr. | 179 Fr. |
| 215/60 R16 | 364 | 73 Fr. | 105 Fr. | 149 Fr. |
| 195/55 R16 | 350 | 68 Fr. | 95 Fr. | 134 Fr. |
| 235/55 R19 | 330 | 119 Fr. | 159 Fr. | 207 Fr. |
| 185/65 R15 | 323 | 60 Fr. | 73 Fr. | 97 Fr. |
| 235/55 R18 | 297 | 107 Fr. | 142 Fr. | 190 Fr. |
| 225/45 R18 | 296 | 85 Fr. | 134 Fr. | 181 Fr. |
| 215/55 R17 | 294 | 79 Fr. | 116 Fr. | 156 Fr. |
| 235/60 R18 | 288 | 112 Fr. | 143 Fr. | 179 Fr. |
| 215/55 R16 | 285 | 71 Fr. | 104 Fr. | 154 Fr. |
| 225/40 R18 | 278 | 74 Fr. | 100 Fr. | 140 Fr. |
| 235/55 R17 | 277 | 94 Fr. | 135 Fr. | 177 Fr. |
| 175/65 R14 | 274 | 54 Fr. | 65 Fr. | 97 Fr. |
What stands out
205/55 R16 remains the largest single dimension with 575 items. Its median price is 83 Fr. For 235/55 R19, it's already 159 Fr. This means the size dictated by the vehicle often influences the price more than the choice of brand within a given size.
175/65 R14, with a median of 65 Fr., continues to be one of the cheapest common dimensions. A set costs around 260 Swiss francs in the mid-range, while 235/55 R19 is around 640 Swiss francs.
The rule that counts when buying a car
| Inches | Items | Median |
|---|---|---|
| 14" | 275 | 65 Fr. |
| 15" | 2'850 | 80 Fr. |
| 16" | 4'715 | 103 Fr. |
| 17" | 4'761 | 116 Fr. |
| 18" | 4'889 | 139 Fr. |
| 19" | 4'159 | 168 Fr. |
| 20" | 3'275 | 216 Fr. |
| 21" | 1'402 | 262 Fr. |
| 22" | 468 | 295 Fr. |
From 14 to 22 inches, the median price rises from 65 Fr. to 295 Fr. Larger wheels are therefore a permanent cost factor, not only when buying the vehicle but also over several sets of tires.
How to use the table
If an offer is significantly below the 10 percent value, check the brand, season, load capacity, and rating particularly carefully. Above the 90 percent value, it's worth asking whether an OE approval, special technology, or sport design truly justifies the surcharge for your vehicle.
The table is a snapshot of our product range, not a price guarantee. The current information for each item applies to the purchase.
Further reading: Understanding tire sizes · What tire prices reveal about segments · All tires
Sources and Status
Catalog data: our own active tire inventory, retrieved on August 19, 2026 via the Shopify Admin API. Total population: 26,834 tires in 309 sizes. Prices are per tire including VAT.
Outliers above four times the respective size median were excluded from the price ranges.
The catalog changes continuously. Stock and prices on the respective product page are therefore decisive for ordering.
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