Hyundai Ioniq tire and wheel sizes

The Hyundai Ioniq was approved in Switzerland between 2016 and 2026 with tires from 195/65R15 to 285/45R21 on 15″, 16″, 17″, 18″, 19″, 20″, 21″ wheels. The most common sizes are 205/55R16, 225/55R18, 195/65R15.

Sizes differ by engine, trim and market. Confirm with the tire placard (usually on the driver's door jamb), the owner's manual or the vehicle registration papers before buying tires or wheels.

Most common sizes

Hyundai Ioniq 6 EV (2022–2026) type CE

21 approved versions, e.g. Ioniq 6 EV.

Tire size	Axle	Load / speed	Rim and offset	Versions
225/55R18	Front & rear	98W	7.5Jx18 ET51	12
245/40R20	Front & rear	99Y	8.5Jx20 ET53.5	9

Hyundai Ioniq 3 EV (2026) type BJ1

8 approved versions, e.g. Ioniq 3 EV.

Tire size	Axle	Load / speed	Rim and offset	Versions
205/65R16	Front & rear	95H	6.5Jx16 ET45	2
215/55R17	Front & rear	94H	7Jx17 ET51	2
215/50R18	Front & rear	92H	7Jx18 ET51	3
225/45R19	Front & rear	96H	7.5Jx19 ET50	1

Hyundai Ioniq 9 (2025–2026) type ME1

7 approved versions, e.g. Ioniq 9.

Tire size	Axle	Load / speed	Rim and offset	Versions
255/60R19	Front & rear	113V	8Jx19 ET53.5	4
275/50R20	Front & rear	113V	8Jx20 ET58.5	4
285/45R21	Front & rear	113V	9Jx21 ET58.5	3

Hyundai Ioniq (2016–2021) type AE

35 approved versions, e.g. Ioniq 1.6 HEV, Ioniq 1.6 PHEV, Ioniq EV.

Tire size	Axle	Load / speed	Rim and offset	Versions
195/65R15	Front & rear	91H	6Jx15 ET46	10
205/55R16	Front & rear	91H	6.5Jx16 ET50	15
205/60R16	Front & rear	92H	6.5Jx16 ET50	8
225/45R17	Front & rear	91W	7Jx17 ET53	6

How to read this table

Rim and offset uses the European notation: 7Jx17 ET45 is a 7-inch wide, 17-inch diameter wheel with a 45 mm offset. "Versions" is how many approved versions list that size — a rough guide to how common it is. Load / speed is the most frequent service description (for example 91V) among them; your car may require a higher one.

Showing 71 of 71 approvals: rare special versions are left out to keep the page readable. Records were read from the German-language text and checked against the French text; 100 % matched exactly.

Source: Swiss Federal Roads Office (FEDRO/ASTRA), open government data. Original data (downloaded 2026-09-29). Data processed by us; errors in processing are ours, not the publisher's.