46 variants · 24 configurations
Officially FEDRO-approved tire sizes for all NISSAN Primera 2.0 variants.
150 CVessence
2 variants
Standard configuration
195/60 R15 88V
150 CVessence
2 variants
Standard configuration
195/60 R14
150 CVessence
Standard configuration
195/65 R14
150 CVessence
2 variants
Standard configuration
195/60 R14
140 CVessence
3 variants
Standard configuration
195/65 R15 88U
Option 1
205/60 R16 88U
Option 2
215/50 R17 88U
140 CVessence
3 variants
Standard configuration
195/65 R15 88H
Option 1
205/60 R16 88H
Option 2
215/50 R17 88H
140 CVessence
2 variants
Standard configuration
195/65 R15 88H
Option 1
205/60 R16 88H
Option 2
215/50 R17 88H
140 CVessence
3 variants
Standard configuration
195/65 R15 88H
Option 1
205/60 R16 88H
Option 2
215/50 R17 88H
140 CVessence
Standard configuration
195/65 R15 88H
Option 1
205/60 R16 88H
Option 2
215/50 R17 88H
140 CVessence
2 variants
Standard configuration
185/65 R15 83/84H
Option 1
205/50 R16 83/84H
140 CVessence
Standard configuration
185/65 R15 83/84H
Option 1
205/50 R16 83/84H
131 CVessence
Standard configuration
185/65 R15
131 CVessence
2 variants
Standard configuration
185/65 R14
Alternative wheel: 6 x 14" ET 42/45
Option 1
185/65 R15
125 CVessence
3 variants
Standard configuration
185/65 R14
125 CVessence
2 variants
Standard configuration
195/65 R14
125 CVessence
Standard configuration
185/65 R14
116 CVessence
Standard configuration
195/65 R14
116 CVessence
5 variants
Standard configuration
195/65 R14
116 CVessence
2 variants
Standard configuration
185/65 R14
116 CVessence
2 variants
Standard configuration
195/65 R14
90 CVdiesel
Standard configuration
185/65 R15
90 CVdiesel
2 variants
Standard configuration
185/65 R15
90 CVdiesel
Standard configuration
185/65 R14 86H
90 CVdiesel
Standard configuration
185/65 R14 86H
Every vehicle registered in Switzerland has a list of tire sizes approved by the Federal Roads Office (FEDRO). This data comes from type approvals (TARGA) and determines which tire sizes you can legally mount. Our tool displays standard and optional configurations with wheels, offset, load and speed ratings.
Mounting non-approved tires can lead to inspection failure, fines, or even insurance cancellation in case of an accident. Always check that your tires match the approved sizes for your vehicle.