SKU: CP-3403
Not every tyre needs to shout about performance specs to earn its place on your car. The HOLYWAY 195/60R15 88H is built around a simpler idea: get you where you're going, safely and without surprises, trip after trip.
This is a Passenger Car Radial (PCR) tyre with standard conventional radial construction underneath — nothing flashy, just solid engineering that holds up to daily use. The tread's cut to move water out from under the tyre fast, so wet-road braking stays shorter and hydroplaning is less of a worry when it's bucketing down. Dry roads are where it feels most at home though — steady under you, nothing twitchy or vague through the wheel.
Tubeless means a nail or a sharp bit of gravel isn't the disaster it used to be. Instead of a sudden blowout, you'll usually lose air slowly enough to pull over safely. And with load capacity that's got real headroom for a sedan or hatchback, it doesn't struggle when the car's fully loaded — passengers, luggage, the lot, even on a long haul.
If you spend a lot of time driving, comfort ends up mattering more than most spec sheets let on. This tread's been tuned with that in mind — it takes the edge off road noise and smooths over the rough patches, so the daily commute doesn't wear you down the way a noisier tyre might.
On longevity: with proper care — correct inflation, regular rotation, and wheels that are properly aligned and balanced — you can expect around 50,000 km from a set. Your actual mileage will shift depending on your driving style and the roads you're mostly covering, so treat that number as a realistic guide rather than a fixed promise.
Kayhan Audio backs every HOLYWAY passenger tyre with a 2-Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty, covering manufacturing, material, and workmanship defects, along with structural failures, tread or belt separation, and bead or sidewall issues traced to how the tyre was built.
*Fifty thousand kilometres is the ballpark, assuming normal driving and basic upkeep. Your actual number will move depending on how you drive, what the roads are like, how loaded the car usually is, tyre pressure, alignment, balancing, and how often you rotate. Think of it as a guide, not a fixed distance the warranty covers.