SKU: CP-3404
Wider, lower-profile tyres like the HOLYWAY 205/55R16 91V are usually fitted to cars where handling matters a bit more — think mid-size sedans, hot hatches, and anything with a bit more weight or speed to manage. This one's built to match that brief without tipping into harsh or noisy territory.
It's a Passenger Car Radial (PCR) tyre with standard conventional radial construction, and it carries a V speed rating — good for up to 240 km/h, so there's headroom whether you're pushing it a bit or just cruising the highway. That 214mm section width does real work in corners too, giving you a wider contact patch and noticeably more grip than a narrower tyre would manage, without giving up anything in a straight line. Water clears from the tread fast, which keeps braking sharp in the wet and cuts the odds of hydroplaning even when you're moving.
Dry-road handling is where the lower profile really shows — there's less sidewall flex, so the steering feels sharper and more responsive through corners. Tubeless construction adds a real safety margin too: puncture something on the road and you're looking at a gradual pressure loss rather than a sudden blowout, giving you time to pull over safely.
Each tyre's rated to carry 615kg, which is plenty for a sedan or wagon running at full capacity — passengers, cargo, all of it. As for how long a set lasts, 50,000km is the rough figure under normal use, assuming you're keeping pressure correct, rotating regularly, and wheels are aligned and balanced properly. Drive it harder or spend a lot of time on rough roads and that number drops; easy driving and good upkeep can stretch it further. Kayhan Audio backs every HOLYWAY passenger tyre with a 2-Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty — manufacturing defects, material and workmanship faults, structural failures, tread or belt separation, bead and sidewall issues, all covered if traced back to production.
*Fifty thousand kilometres is a normal-conditions estimate, assuming the tyre's properly maintained. Your actual mileage depends on how you drive, the roads you're mostly on, how loaded the car runs, tyre pressure, alignment, balancing, and rotation habits — so take it as a guide, not a fixed number the warranty covers.