Frequently Asked Questions
While comparing 185 70R14 to 195 70R14, the noticeable difference is tread width. 195/70R14 measures 195mm, which is around 7.7 inches across, compared to 185mm, which is 7.3 inches for the 185 size, which offers a wider tread face for the 195 size.
This tire has a 195-millimeter tread width, which is about 7.7 inches in tread width when it is correctly mounted and inflated. Moreover, visit our fitment guide for the perfect set of tires.
Most tires will have a manufacturer’s recommended cold inflation pressure of between 26 and 35 PSI. Always refer to your manufacturer for the exact pressure for your make and model. It is available on the vehicle’s placard or owner’s manual.
These tires are commonly available as original equipment on compact cars, economy sedans, small crossovers, and minivans by Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Ford, Hyundai, and many other manufacturers.
Most premium-quality tires in sizes 195/70R14 have tread wear warranties of 60,000–80,000 miles. However, real-world tread life may differ due to differences in intervals between rotations, alignment, driving style, etc.
