Cheap Nissan Vanette Tyre

Tyres are not a fixed part that 'comes from' a vehicle in the way a hub or caliper does — they are a consumable item sold new by size, speed rating, and load index, not sourced as used parts from a breaker. What you need to match is the tyre size marked on your existing tyres or on the placard inside your Vanette's door or fuel flap, for example 185R14C. A breaker cannot supply you with a used tyre as a fitment part, so this is not something to quote through a dismantler marketplace.

Breakers do occasionally remove tyres when dismantling vehicles, but tyres are a safety-critical consumable and used tyres of unknown age, storage history, and wear are not recommended for road use — and reputable dismantlers rarely sell them as a listed part. What you almost certainly need is a new tyre in the correct size for your Vanette, purchased from a tyre retailer. If your actual need is a wheel (the steel or alloy rim), that is something a breaker can help with — search for a Vanette wheel instead.

The Nissan Vanette was sold in the UK across two main generations — the C22 series from the mid-1980s into the early 1990s, and the later C23/Serena-based generation from the early 1990s onward — and the correct tyre size could vary between these generations and by payload or GVW rating, so you must read the size from your own vehicle's tyre placard or door sticker rather than relying on a single answer. Common sizes on van-spec Vanettes include 185R14C, but this is not universal across all variants. Check your own plate and existing tyres before ordering.

Trim level does not determine tyre size on the Vanette — what matters is the wheel size fitted to your specific vehicle and the load/speed rating required by its GVW rating. Check the tyre placard on your vehicle rather than going by trim name alone. If you are sourcing a replacement wheel from a breaker, confirm the rim diameter and offset match your vehicle rather than just matching the model name.

If it is the wheel (rim) rather than the tyre itself that you need, this is something a breaker can supply, but fitment depends on the generation of your Vanette, the stud pattern, the rim diameter, and the offset — these details can vary between the C22 and later generations and may also differ by payload rating. Confirm your generation and the exact wheel specification with the breaker against your registration before purchasing. Never assume a wheel from a different year is a straight swap without checking these details.