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Nissan Pulsar generations and tyre sizes

Pulsar C13

C13

2014 – 2018
Diesel, Petrol81–140 kW (110–190 PS)Manual / Automatic

For the Nissan Pulsar in 2026, the top-rated tyres are Hankook Ventus Evo (rated 9.9/10) and Dunlop Blue Response TG (rated 9.8/10). The Nissan Pulsar uses 4 tyre sizes across 1 generations. Rankings based on aggregated professional tyre test results.

Source: aggregated data from ADAC, TCS, Auto Bild, GTÜ and other independent tyre testing organizations.

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Tyres for Nissan Pulsar - market overview, tests, reviews 2026

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best tyres for Nissan Pulsar?
Based on aggregated test results, the top-rated tyres for Nissan Pulsar are: Hankook Ventus Evo (9.9/10), Dunlop Blue Response TG (9.8/10), Michelin Pilot Sport 5 (9.4/10). Rankings based on aggregated professional tyre test results.
What tyre sizes fit Nissan Pulsar?
The Nissan Pulsar uses the following tyre sizes: 195/60 R16, 205/50 R17, 215/50 R17, 215/45 R18.
How many generations does the Nissan Pulsar have?
The Nissan Pulsar has 1 generations, from 2014 to 2014.
What is the best tyre for wet roads for Nissan Pulsar?
For wet road performance on Nissan Pulsar, the top-rated tyres are Bridgestone Blizzak LM-005 (9.2/10) And Hankook Ventus Evo (9.0/10).
Are Hankook Ventus Evo good for Nissan Pulsar?
Yes, the Hankook Ventus Evo is the top-rated tyre for Nissan Pulsar with a rating of 9.9/10. Its strongest discipline is dry. It covers 75% of Nissan Pulsar tyre sizes.
How to choose tyres for Nissan Pulsar?
To choose the right tyres for Nissan Pulsar: 1) Check which tyre sizes fit your generation. 2) Choose between summer, winter, or all-season tyres. 3) Compare test ratings from independent organizations. 4) Consider your driving priorities (wet safety, comfort, mileage). 5) Decide between premium and budget segments based on your budget.
What is the difference between summer and winter tyres for Nissan Pulsar?
Summer tyres are optimized for warm temperatures (above 7 degrees C) with better dry and wet grip. Winter tyres use softer compounds and deeper treads for cold conditions, snow and ice. All-season tyres offer a compromise but do not match specialists in extreme conditions. Choose based on your climate and driving needs.

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