HYUNDAI Kona Tire Sizes & Rim Specifications by Model Year and Trim

The HYUNDAI Kona offers varied tire size markings and rim specifications depending on the model year and trim level. Typically, rim widths range between 6.0 to 7.0 inches with diameters from 16 to 18 inches.\n\nEntry-level trims usually feature smaller rims and higher-profile tires, such as 205/60R16, providing a comfortable ride. Higher trims upgrade to lower profile tires and larger rims, for example, 235/45R18, enhancing handling and appearance.\n\nWhen comparing trims, note that rim width × diameter impacts the overall tire size and driving dynamics. Always consult manufacturer specifications for your Kona’s specific model year to ensure wheel and tire compatibility.\n\nChoosing the right tire size and rim for your HYUNDAI Kona ensures optimal performance, safety, and aesthetics. Use these size markings and rim references as a practical guide when selecting tires or planning upgrades.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel
HYUNDAI Kona Hybrid / Limited2026225/50R197.5" × 19"
HYUNDAI Kona Hybrid / SEL Plus2025225/55R187.5" × 18"
HYUNDAI Kona Electric (Kona Electric) / Hybrid2024225/55R187.5" × 18"
HYUNDAI Kona Electric (Kona Electric)2023215/65R176.5" × 17"
HYUNDAI Kona Limited / N Line2022225/55R187.5" × 18"
HYUNDAI Kona N Line2021225/55R187.5" × 18"
HYUNDAI Kona SEL / Limited2020225/55R187.5" × 18"
HYUNDAI Kona SE / SEL2019215/60R177" × 17"

For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for Hyundai Kona.

FAQ

What are the common tire sizes for HYUNDAI Kona base trims?
Base trims typically use tire sizes like 205/60R16 with 6.0x16 inch rims for a balanced ride.
How do rim width and diameter affect the Kona's performance?
Wider rims and larger diameters improve handling and style but may reduce ride comfort.
Can I fit tires from higher trims on a lower Kona trim?
It's best to match tire sizes and rim specs to your trim to ensure proper fit and safety.
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