Hyundai i40 Tyre Replacement Parts

The Hyundai i40 ran as a single generation from 2011 to 2019, with a facelift around 2015, but tyre fitment is determined by the rim size and tyre specification on your specific car rather than the model year. A used tyre from any year i40 can fit yours provided the width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter all match exactly — check the three-number code on your current tyre's sidewall before ordering. Confirm the specification with the breaker against your registration to be sure.

The i40 was offered with different wheel and tyre sizes depending on trim level and engine, with common sizes including 205/60 R16 and 225/45 R17, though other sizes were fitted across the range. Because the correct size depends on the wheels actually fitted to your car, always check the sidewall of your existing tyres or your door-sill placard for the exact specification. A used tyre must match your current size exactly — never mix sizes on the same axle.

Engine size does not directly determine tyre fitment on the i40, but larger-engined variants were sometimes paired with larger alloy wheels and a different tyre profile as part of their trim specification. What actually matters is the wheel rim size fitted to your car, which you can read off the tyre sidewall or confirm via your registration with the breaker. As long as the used tyre matches your exact size code, engine size makes no difference to whether it will fit.

Trim level itself does not affect tyre fitment — a tyre is interchangeable between any i40 trim variants provided the size code is identical. However, the Classic and Premium Sport trims were often fitted with different wheel sizes from the factory, so the tyres on a Premium Sport may be a different size to those on a Classic. Always match the exact width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter rather than simply matching the model name, and check with the breaker against your registration.

The i40 was sold in the UK as both a saloon and a Tourer estate, but body style has no effect on tyre fitment — what matters is the wheel specification fitted to your particular car. A used tyre from an i40 saloon can fit an i40 Tourer without issue, provided the size code is a perfect match. Check your tyre sidewall for the exact specification before asking the breaker for a quote.

The i40 facelift arrived around 2015 and brought styling changes, but the fundamental running gear and wheel specifications carried over, so a used tyre from a pre-facelift 2013 i40 can fit a facelift model as long as the tyre size code is identical. There is no known mid-generation change to standard wheel dimensions that would block this, but individual cars may have been fitted with different wheel sizes at different points in the range's life. Confirm the exact size against your registration with the breaker before buying.