Nissan Juke Tyre Sizes

Choosing the correct tyre size for your Nissan Juke is incredibly important. This is not only in the instances of safety, but also to ensure the vehicle’s performance and handling are able to be achieved.

Depending on the vehicle’s year or manufacture and the trim, the correct Nissan Juke tyre size can vary.

Tyre size data in this guide has been compiled from official Nissan Juke owner handbooks. Covering the model from 2018 onwards.

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Nissan Juke Tyre Sizes Overview (2018–Present)

Across recent Nissan Juke generations, tyre sizes are primarily determined by wheel diameter.

Most models and/or trims will fall into one of these rim sizes:

• 16-inch wheels: i.e. 205/60 R16
• 17-inch wheels: i.e. 215/55 R17 or 215/60 R17
• 18-inch wheels: i.e. 225/45 R18

While load index and speed rating may vary depending, the core tyre sizes remain consistent across petrol and hybrid variants.

Nissan Juke Tyre Sizes by Rim Size

16-inch Nissan Juke Tyre Sizes

Common tyre size:205/60 R16

This tyre size is typically fitted to entry-level Nissan Juke trims.

This size offers a good balance between ride comfort and everyday usability. The size is well suited for city driving.

Common load & speed ratings:

• 92 H
• 96 H

17-inch Nissan Juke Tyre Sizes

Common tyre sizes:215/55 R17

17-inch wheels are the most common fitment on the Nissan Juke. They are widely used across many trims.

They offer a balance between comfort and sharper handling. Slightly wider tread can help to improve road grip.

Common load & speed ratings:

• 94 V
• 96 H
• 100 V

18-inch Nissan Juke Tyre Sizes

Common tyre size:225/45 R18

This is the largest factory-fitted tyre size available on the Nissan Juke. Low-profile tyres in this size are typically found on higher trims and sportier variants.

Common load & speed ratings:

• 95 V
• 95 W

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Nissan Juke Tyre Sizes by Year

Tyre size availability depends on trim level and factory specification. Load index, speed rating and tyre type may vary.

Always check your vehicle handbook or the sticker located inside the driver’s door for exact specifications.

How to Read a Nissan Juke Tyre Size

Tyre sizes may look confusing. However, once you know what the individual section of the tyre size mean, then is can be easy to understand the overall size.

Example: 215/55 R17 94V

• 215 – tyre width in millimetres
• 55 – sidewall height as a percentage of width
• R – radial construction
• 17 – wheel diameter in inches
• 94 – load index
• V – speed rating

How to Find the Correct Tyre Size for Your Nissan Juke

You can confirm your exact tyre size by checking:

• The sidewall of your current tyres.
• The sticker inside the driver’s door.
• Your Nissan owner’s handbook.

If you’re unsure, enter your registration number to find tyres that fit your Nissan Juke correctly.

What happens if I choose the incorrect Nissan Juke tyre size?

In the UK, fitting an incorrect tyre size or an unsuitable load or speed rating can result in an MOT failure and may invalidate your motor insurance.

According to guidance from TyreSafe and the DVSA, tyres that do not meet the vehicle manufacturer’s specifications can negatively affect several components.

It can affect your braking distance as well as the steering stability. There is also the risk of issues with electronic safety systems such as ABS and ESC. This is particularly true when driving in wet conditions or doing an emergency manoeuvre.

Using an incorrect tyre size, load index or speed rating can also impact fuel efficiency and overall vehicle safety. Always ensure replacement tyres meet or exceed Nissan’s approved specifications for your exact Juke model and year.

Nissan Juke Tyre Sizes Summary

Nissan Juke tyre sizes from 2018 onwards typically fall into three rim size options. Namely 16”, 17” and 18”.

It is important to choose the correct tyre size. As this will ensure proper handling, good safety and comfort. All while maintaining manufacturer-approved specifications.

Always refer to official guidance and ensure your tyres match the correct size. If you are ever unsure check with an expert – such as your Nissan dealership.