Re: Bridgestone or Ceat for my Tata Nano? Just adding my recent experience - for benefit of other Nano owners.
The used Nano XTA that I purchased recently was in need of new tyres. Both front tyres were near the end of their lives at an ODO reading of 28K. Uneven wear due to neglected alignment. The rear tyres were better with about 3 to 5K of life left. I decided to change all four.
The existing tyres were JK. Replaced with MRF. Stock size - 135/70 R 12 for front and 155/65 R 12 for the rear.
Cost - Rs. 1750 each for the front and Rs. 2350 for the rear (at Mangaluru). Total Rs. 8200 + Rs.300 for balancing and alignment.
The ride quality has improved substantially. Noticeable particularly over lightly broken roads. The road noise has also reduced significantly.
Attaching an image of the tread pattern. |