Nissan NP300 Tyre Replacement Parts

Tyres are not vehicle-specific components — what matters is the size marked on your tyre's sidewall (e.g. 205/80R16), not the model year of the donor vehicle. Check the size on your existing tyre or in your owner's manual, then match that size when buying from a breaker. Never assume the donor vehicle's tyre size matches yours without checking both sidewalls.

It can do — larger or higher-payload NP300 variants sometimes run a different tyre size to cope with greater load ratings, so engine size and GVW can influence what size is fitted from the factory. Always check the tyre placard or chassis plate on your specific vehicle rather than going by engine alone, as the same model name can cover a range of load ratings. Confirm the exact size with the breaker against your registration before buying.

Trim level alone does not determine tyre fitment — what matters is the rim size fitted to your specific vehicle, which you can read off the sidewall or the tyre placard in the door jamb. Higher-spec trims may have been fitted with larger alloys from the factory, which would require a different tyre profile to maintain the correct overall diameter. Check your own tyre size first, and the breaker can match it from there.

As long as the tyre size printed on the sidewall is identical, the model year of the donor vehicle is irrelevant — a tyre is a tyre once it is off the rim. The NP300 did receive updates during its UK production run, but these do not change whether a matching-size tyre will fit your wheel. Match the size exactly, including load and speed ratings, and confirm with the breaker that the donor vehicle's tyres match your required specification.

The NP300 was available in multiple configurations in the UK, and factory tyre sizes varied depending on the wheel fitment and payload rating of each variant — common sizes include 205/80R16 on steel wheel versions, but this is not universal. The safest approach is to read the size directly from your existing tyre's sidewall or check the vehicle placard inside your door frame. A breaker will need the exact size to supply a matching used tyre safely.

Breakers typically sell individual tyres, so buying a single used tyre is perfectly possible through Findapart. That said, it is good practice to fit matching tyres on the same axle in terms of size, construction, and ideally brand where possible, to maintain balanced handling. Make sure the used tyre you buy has adequate tread depth remaining and no sidewall damage before fitting.