Seat Tyres | Seat Car Tyres

The purpose of this table is to denote proper wheelnut torque tightening settings, and air pressure, for most common tyres on the related vehicles.

Finding replacement tyres for Seat vehicles is not difficult, but that is only part of the equation. Getting the right Seat Tyres for a cars, vans, trucks, or SUVs may involve some choices if the driver's preferences, and driving habits, require different Seat Car Tyres than were originally fitted by Seat.


Changing Seat Car Tyres should require 3 primary choices:

• The overall quality of the tyre (durability, wear, ratings, cost) desired for the Seat
• The speed rating that the Seat Tyres should have depending upon the driver's average and occasional "fastest-driven" speed
• Deciding if local and/or regional weather patterns merit keeping two sets of tyres for dry vs. wet road conditions

Further, if an owner wishes to put tyres on different sized wheels for the Seat, a careful decision about what size tyres will be valid for that Seat is required. If, for example, a larger wheel size is desired, then the profile (height) and/or the width must be reduced to avoid damaging the drive train. A 195/65/15 tyre for that Seat, for instance, on a 17" rim, could legitimately become a 165/65 (narrower) or a 195/55 (shorter) but could not stay a 195/65 as before. A handy calculator for changing tyre sizes can be found here.

All tyres for any Seat vehicle should be fitted using the proper torque, according to the manufacturer's specifications. Torque is the amount of pressure used to tighten the wheel nuts. For tyres that are fitted to the following Seat models, the torque settings are listed. Also, the recommended air pressure to put into tyres for Seat models is listed. Further, the alternate tyre size for Seat models.

Note: Further information on tyres and car batteries for Seat vehicles may be found at the manufacturer's own website... Seat