Dodge Caliber tyre sizes
| Size | Cold pressure | Price per tyre |
|---|---|---|
| 175/65 R14 | 30–33 psi | AED 170–AED 420 |
| 185/65 R15 | 30–33 psi | AED 170–AED 420 |
| 195/55 R16 | 30–33 psi | AED 170–AED 420 |
These are typical sizes for the compact / hatchback class. Sizes vary by year and trim, so we confirm yours from a photo before driving out.
Model years in our data: 2006–2012.
Dodge tyre tips
- Charger and Challenger SRT tyres can be finished in 15,000 km on high-power cars; check the inner edge, which wears first.
- Summer-only performance tyres grip well on hot UAE tarmac but lose a lot of grip in the first rain, so slow down when roads are wet.
- Durango SRT models need a load-rated performance SUV tyre, not a car tyre of the same size.
Common factory tyres on Dodge: Goodyear, Pirelli, Firestone, Bridgestone.
Tyre brands that suit the Dodge Caliber
- Bridgestone — AED 400–AED 950 per tyre
- Michelin — AED 450–AED 1,050 per tyre
- Continental — AED 420–AED 1,000 per tyre
- Hankook — AED 300–AED 700 per tyre
- Kumho — AED 250–AED 580 per tyre
When to replace the tyres
Small hatchbacks often get 45,000–60,000 km from a set because they are light, but many are driven short distances and reach five years first. Hot hatches on performance tyres usually need fronts every 25,000–35,000 km.
Small hatchbacks typically need a load index of 79–88 with a T or H speed rating. Larger and sporty hatchbacks such as the Golf and Mini Cooper S use 91–94 with V or W ratings, often XL. Mini models fitted with run-flats are marked RSC, RFT or SSR on the sidewall.
Other Dodge models
Attitude · Challenger · Challenger SRT · Charger · Charger Pursuit · Charger SRT · Durango · Durango SRT · Grand Caravan · Hornet · Journey · Neon