Dodge Charger tyre sizes
| Size | Cold pressure | Price per tyre |
|---|---|---|
| 245/45 R20 | 32–36 psi | AED 230–AED 750 |
| 275/40 ZR20 | 32–36 psi | AED 230–AED 750 |
245/45 R20 on R/T; 275/40 ZR20 on SRT and Scat Pack, with 305/35 ZR20 on Widebody cars.
Model years in our data: 1966–2026.
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 Charger
- Michelin — AED 450–AED 1,050 per tyre
- Bridgestone — AED 400–AED 950 per tyre
- Continental — AED 420–AED 1,000 per tyre
- Yokohama — AED 330–AED 800 per tyre
- Hankook — AED 300–AED 700 per tyre
When to replace the tyres
Expect 40,000–60,000 km from a set on a front-wheel-drive sedan with regular rotation, and replace at around five years regardless of tread. Front tyres wear faster, so rotating every 8,000–10,000 km makes a real difference.
Most sedans need a load index of 88–98 and a speed rating of H (210 km/h) or V (240 km/h). Larger sedans on 18 inch wheels often specify 94W or 95V XL. Always match or exceed the figures on the door placard.
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