165/70 R14
1,388 deals compared
From £28.44
Tyre sizes
Tyres that fit the Nissan Micra
Pick your size to compare fully fitted prices — it's printed on the sidewall of your current tyres.
175/60 R15
365 deals compared
From £32.08
175/65 R15
1,312 deals compared
From £31.79
185/60 R15
1,733 deals compared
From £33.11
185/50 R16
357 deals compared
From £37.16
185/55 R16
641 deals compared
From £36.82
Sizes vary by trim, wheel option and year — check your sidewall or search by reg to be sure. Prices are the lowest we've seen and can change.
Nissan Micra tyres
Find Great Nissan Micra Tyre Deals
Whether we drive the latest sports cars or we nip around town in our faithful old banger, we all have one thing in common, and that is the fact that we want the best deal when it’s time to buy new tyres. You’ll find a wide range of Nissan Micra tyres available, so it’s well worth shopping around to find the best deal. You may be simply replacing one worn tyre, but remember, if you’re swapping from summer tyres to winter tyres, or vice versa, you need to change all your tyres as it’s unsafe to mix summer and winter tyres. It’s worth it though, those winter tyres with their unique tread design give much more grip in winter, making driving in bad conditions safer. This gives you good peace of mind if you have no choice but to drive when the weather gets particularly bad.
Don’t leave it too long
If you’re now looking into buying a new tyre because your tyres are worn and the tread depth is on or under the legal limit, don’t hesitate or put it off until later. The safety of your vehicle is drastically reduced when you’re running on worn tyres, and if you’re stopped by the police you could end up with a fine and points on your license. The fine and points are given per tyre, so the more worn tyres you have, the worse the potential outcome!
Compare and Buy Nissan Micra Tyres Online
So which tyre manufacturer should you opt for? Well that’s really up to you. Of course you’ll find a difference in price between the very cheapest tyre manufacturers and the prestige top of the range options.
Tyre pressures
What pressure should my Micra's tyres be?
Front and rear pressures for every Nissan Micra tyre size, laden and unladen — in psi, bar or kPa.
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Help & Advice
Nissan Micra tyre questions, answered
What size tyres does a Nissan Micra take?
The Nissan Micra can be fitted with 6 tyre sizes, including 165/70 R14, 175/60 R15, 175/65 R15, 185/60 R15, 185/50 R16, 185/55 R16. Which one your car needs depends on its trim and wheels — check the sidewall of your current tyres, or search by registration and we'll match it for you.
How much do Nissan Micra tyres cost?
Tyres for the Nissan Micra start from £28.44 in 165/70 R14. Larger wheel sizes and premium brands cost more — compare every major UK retailer and local garage on Tyre Runner to see fully fitted prices side by side.
What tyre pressure does a Nissan Micra need?
Recommended pressures vary by tyre size and load. See our Nissan Micra tyre pressure chart for front and rear figures in psi, bar and kPa, or check the sticker inside the driver's door jamb.
Can I fit a different tyre size to my Micra?
Only sizes approved for your car's wheels should be fitted — a different size can upset the speedometer, ABS and stability control, and may affect your insurance. If you're changing wheel size too, stick to a combination Nissan lists for your model.
Do I need to replace all four tyres at once?
No — most drivers replace tyres in pairs. Fit the same make and model across an axle so braking and handling stay balanced, and put the newer pair on the rear axle unless your handbook says otherwise.
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