SKU: CP-3407
Stepping up to a 16-inch fitment with a wider 215mm section usually means one thing: the car underneath has a bit more weight or a bit more performance to account for. The HOLYWAY 215/60R16 95H is sized for exactly that — larger sedans, SUVs on the smaller end, and crossovers that need a bit more tyre than a standard compact car.
It's built as a Passenger Car Radial (PCR) tyre, standard conventional radial construction, with an H speed rating good for up to 210 km/h. The wider footprint gives you a larger contact patch than the narrower sizes in this range, which translates to more stable cornering and better braking traction, particularly once the car's carrying a full load. Tread grooves are designed to push water out from underneath efficiently, keeping wet-road grip solid and cutting the risk of hydroplaning.
On dry tarmac, the extra width shows up as confident, settled handling — there's less body roll feel through corners and the steering stays accurate even when you're pushing on a bit. Tubeless construction means a puncture won't catch you out either; air pressure drops off gradually rather than all at once, so there's usually time to find somewhere safe to stop.
Load capacity sits at 690kg per tyre, which comfortably covers a fully loaded SUV or larger sedan without the tyre feeling stressed. Under normal driving, you're looking at roughly 50,000km from a set, provided you're keeping up with the basics — correct tyre pressure, regular rotation, and wheels that are properly aligned and balanced. Heavier use, frequent towing, or a lot of rough-road driving will shorten that; lighter use and consistent maintenance can extend it.
Kayhan Audio backs every HOLYWAY passenger tyre with a 2-Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty, covering manufacturing defects, material and workmanship faults, structural failures, tread or belt separation, and bead or sidewall issues traced back to production.
*Fifty thousand kilometres is a normal-conditions estimate, assuming proper tyre maintenance. Actual mileage depends on driving habits, road conditions, vehicle load, tyre pressure, alignment, balancing, and rotation frequency — so treat it as a guide, not a fixed distance the warranty covers.