EGP 2,000 to 20,000: Tire Prices in Egypt by Size

Tire prices in Egypt now range from around EGP 2,000 to over EGP 20,000 per tire, depending on size, brand, and type across 14- to 18-inch fitments. The surge in replacement costs has pushed drivers to compare options more carefully than ever. The gap is wide.

14-Inch Tires: The Economy Entry Point

For 14-inch tires, prices start at EGP 2,008 for a Linglong Comfort Master 185/65R14, while a Michelin Energy Saver Plus in the same size reaches EGP 5,272. That spread of over EGP 3,000 shows how much brand positioning matters. These sizes are common on small and mid-size cars that dominate Egyptian city streets.

15 and 16 Inches: Mid-Range Options with Wide Price Gaps

The 15-inch segment begins at EGP 2,036 for a Linglong Green-Max EcoTouring 185/65R15 and stretches to EGP 6,070 for a Michelin Primacy 4 205/65R15. Other names in this bracket include Westlake, Starmaxx, Firestone, Bridgestone, Kumho, and Marshal. Moving up, 16-inch tires start at EGP 2,252 for a Linglong Comfort Master 205/55R16 and climb to EGP 8,972 for a Michelin Primacy 4 R Run Flat 205/60R16. Bridgestone Turanza 5 appears at EGP 5,265 in size 205/60R16, with its Run Flat version at EGP 8,500.

Larger Sizes: Costs Jump to Nearly EGP 20,000

In the 17-inch range, the cheapest option listed is an Egy-Stone AG301 205/45R17 at EGP 3,150, while a Bridgestone Dueler D674 245/65R17 hits EGP 19,625. Mid-tier choices include a Westlake SuperFlex Z-117 215/45R17 at EGP 3,615 and a Bridgestone Turanza 6 in the same size at EGP 6,015. These jumps reflect not just size but the performance and load requirements of sportier and all-wheel-drive vehicles.

Prices for tires in Egypt vary by size, type. Brand, creating significant differences in per-tire cost between small, mid, and large fitments. As wheel diameter grows, replacement costs rise sharply, especially for imported tires with advanced technology. The question for buyers remains: go cheaper or pay more for longer life and safety on the road?