Toyota Auris Tyre Size Guide

Quick answer: A 2012–2018 Toyota Auris (E180) runs 195/65 R15 on 15" wheels, 205/55 R16 on 16" or 225/45 R17 on 17" alloys. The earlier 2007–2012 Auris (E150) ran 205/55 R16 or 215/45 R17. Every Auris uses a 5 × 114.3 mm bolt pattern with a 60.1 mm centre bore, and the offset changes with wheel size: ET39 on 15s, ET45 on 16s.

We're a Manchester car breaker, and these figures come off 46 genuine Auris alloy wheels we've handled, not a copied spec sheet. We've listed how many times each size turned up, and included the Toyota OE wheel part numbers stamped on them, so you can match a wheel exactly rather than by eye.

The Thing That Catches Auris Owners Out

The 17" tyre size changed between generations. A 2007–2012 Auris (E150) on 17s takes 215/45 R17; a 2012–2018 Auris (E180) on 17s takes 225/45 R17. Same wheel diameter, same bolt pattern, 10 mm difference in width, and because the E150 was still common when the E180 arrived, plenty of "Auris 17 inch" wheel-and-tyre sets are the wrong one for the car they end up on. Check the sidewall, or check the wheel part number against the table below.

Wheel Auris E150 (2007–2012) Auris E180 (2012–2018)
15 inch not recorded 195/65 R15
16 inch 205/55 R16 205/55 R16
17 inch 215/45 R17 225/45 R17

Toyota Auris Tyre Size by Generation

Auris MK2 (E180): 2012 to 2018

Wheel Tyre size Wheels recorded Toyota OE wheel number
15 inch 195/65 R15 7 not recorded
16 inch 205/55 R16 13 42611-02E90
17 inch 225/45 R17 1 not recorded

The E180 is the Auris we break most, and the 16" wheel on 205/55 R16 is its standard fitment: 13 of the 25 E180 wheels we've recorded, and the one we most often have in stock. The 15" size sits on the lower trims; we've only recorded a single 17" wheel, so we've listed the 225/45 R17 size for reference rather than as confirmed data.

One thing we've deliberately left out: four E180 17" wheels in our records are listed with a 205/55 R17 tyre (Toyota wheel 42611-02C60). That size has a rolling diameter 4% larger than every other E180 fitment, which is more than a speedometer will tolerate, so we suspect a non-standard tyre was fitted before the car reached us. We've flagged it rather than publish it as a fitment.

The 2015 facelift (the "keen look" front end, LED lights and the 1.2 turbo petrol) didn't change the wheel fitment: a 2013 and a 2017 E180 take the same wheels. The Auris Hybrid, which is most E180s in the UK, uses these same sizes.

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In stock now: Auris MK2

Not in stock this week: 195/65 R15. We break Auriss constantly, so ask us what's due in.

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Auris MK1 (E150): 2007 to 2012

Wheel Tyre size Wheels recorded Toyota OE wheel number
16 inch 205/55 R16 12 not recorded
17 inch 215/45 R17 8 42611-02E00

The E150 split fairly evenly between 16" and 17" wheels in our yard. The 17" wheel with Toyota number 42611-02E00 also turns up on the first Auris Hybrid, launched in 2010. One E150 wheel came to us on 205/50 R17, a single sighting we've left out of the table. The 2010 facelift changed the front and rear styling but not the wheel fitment.

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Not in stock this week: 205/55 R16, 215/45 R17. We break Auriss constantly, so ask us what's due in.

See every alloy wheel we've listed for this generation →

Which Auris Do I Have? Year to Generation

Registration years Generation Model code
2007–2012 MK1 E150
2012–2018 MK2 E180

Two common examples: a 2010 Auris is a MK1 (E150), so 205/55 R16 or 215/45 R17. A 2015 Auris is a MK2 (E180), so 195/65 R15, 205/55 R16 or 225/45 R17. The E180 arrived on 62-plate cars in autumn 2012, so a 2012 Auris could be either: the E180 is lower and wider with a much more angular front. The Auris was replaced by the Corolla name in 2019.

Toyota Auris Hybrid Tyre Size

The E180 Auris Hybrid takes the same sizes as the petrol car: most of the hybrids we break are on the 16" wheel and 205/55 R16, with 195/65 R15 on the lower trims. The first-generation Hybrid (2010–2012, E150) sat on the 17" wheel and 215/45 R17, which is a size that's easy to get wrong if you assume "Auris Hybrid" means the newer car.

Toyota Auris Wheel Size, PCD and Fitment

Specification Toyota Auris What it means
Bolt pattern (PCD) 5 × 114.3 mm 5 studs on a 114.3 mm circle, recorded on 20 of our wheels, every one
Centre bore 60.1 mm Toyota's standard 5-stud bore (7 wheels measured, all 60.1)
Rim width 6J (15") or 6.5J–7J (16"/17") Check the stamp on the back of the wheel

Offset (ET): Changes With Wheel Size on the Auris

Wheel Offset recorded
15 inch ET39 (4 of 4)
16 inch ET45 (7 of 7)
17 inch ET50 (1 recorded)

So the Auris offset steps up 6 mm with each wheel size. Both the 15" ET39 and 16" ET45 figures match Toyota's published fitment, which is a good sign the wheels we're measuring are genuine and unmolested. Don't assume the offset from the size. Read the ET number cast into the back of the wheel. The wrong offset is what causes rubbing on the arch or strut even when the bolt pattern is correct.

Toyota Auris Wheel Part Numbers

If you want the exact wheel your car left the factory with, search the Toyota part number rather than the description. Every number below is one we've read off a genuine Auris wheel:

Part number Fits Size
42611-02E00 MK1 (E150) 2007–2012, inc. first Hybrid 17": 215/45 R17
42611-02E90 MK2 (E180) 2012–2018 16": 205/55 R16

Toyota wheel numbers begin 42611; the 02 after the hyphen is the Corolla/Auris family code. We've withheld one number (42611-02C60) for the reason given above.

How to Read Your Own Tyre Size

The tyre itself is the final authority. Look on the sidewall for something like 205/55 R16 91V:

  • 205: tread width in millimetres
  • 55: aspect ratio: sidewall height as a percentage of the width
  • R: radial construction
  • 16: wheel diameter in inches. This must match your wheel.
  • 91: load index
  • V: speed rating

Across the Auris tyres we've recorded, the load index was 91 (615 kg per tyre), with a mix of H (130 mph), V (149 mph) and W (168 mph) ratings; the W-rated tyre was on a 17" wheel. On a hybrid, which is heavier at the back than the petrol car, don't drop below the load index on the placard inside the door shut.

What About the Spare Wheel?

Most petrol E180s were supplied with a space-saver spare under the boot floor; the Hybrid's battery sits under the rear seat, so many hybrids came with a tyre-repair kit and no spare. A space-saver carries its own size on the sidewall and is speed-limited to 50 mph. If yours is missing, a genuine used space-saver is the cheapest way back to a real spare.

Genuine Used Toyota Auris Alloy Wheels

We break Toyota Auris regularly at our Manchester yard, so genuine 15", 16" and 17" alloys pass through often, usually with a usable tyre fitted and the tread depth measured and listed. Every wheel is photographed as it actually is.

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Also see our Toyota Yaris, Hyundai i30, Nissan Qashqai, Nissan Note and Kia Rio tyre size guides.

Frequently Asked Questions

What tyre size does a Toyota Auris take?

A 2012–2018 Auris (E180) takes 195/65 R15, 205/55 R16 or 225/45 R17 depending on the wheel fitted. A 2007–2012 Auris (E150) takes 205/55 R16 or 215/45 R17. The size on your sidewall is the authority.

What tyre size is a Toyota Auris Hybrid?

The 2012–2018 Auris Hybrid is usually on 205/55 R16, with 195/65 R15 on lower trims. The original 2010–2012 Auris Hybrid ran 215/45 R17 on the 42611-02E00 wheel.

What is the bolt pattern on a Toyota Auris?

5 × 114.3 mm: five studs on a 114.3 mm pitch circle, with a 60.1 mm centre bore, on both generations.

What offset are Toyota Auris wheels?

ET39 on the 15" wheel and ET45 on the 16" wheel; every wheel we've measured matched those figures. The 17" wheel we've recorded was ET50.

What size tyres does a 2015 Toyota Auris take?

A 2015 Auris is a MK2 (E180): 205/55 R16 on the common 16" wheel (Toyota wheel 42611-02E90), 195/65 R15 on the 15" or 225/45 R17 on the 17".

Do Auris E150 17 inch wheels fit an Auris E180?

The bolt pattern and bore are the same, so they bolt on, but the E150's 17" tyre is 215/45 R17 and the E180's is 225/45 R17. If you swap wheels between generations, budget for the correct tyres for your car.

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