HD667

Haida HD667 tires: small-diameter sizes at a budget-friendly price

Haida HD667 tires are a compact-fitment option built around smaller rim diameters, and this page covers that single model — the sizes we actually stock, the ratings on those sizes, and where the price lands. If you run a smaller car and want a straightforward, affordable choice, the HD667 is worth a look.

The sizes we carry

We stock the HD667 in 13-, 14-, 15- and 16-inch fitments. Representative sizes on hand include 175/70R13 and 185/70R13, a wide spread of 14-inch options like 155/65R14, 165/60R14, 175/65R14, 185/70R14, 195/70R14 and 215/70R14, then 185/55R15, 185/60R15, 195/50R15 in the 15-inch range, and 195/60R16 and 205/55R16 up top. This is what we carry, not the model's full size range.

Concrete examples: the 165/60R14 starts at $70, the 175/65R14 runs $77, the 205/55R16 is $85, and the 195/60R16 is $94. You can also read more on the 205/55R16 and 185/60R15 size pages.

Ratings on file

Across the sizes we carry, speed ratings run S, T, H and V. Load indexes span from 75 up to 96, seen in service descriptions like 75H, 82S, 86T, 88H, 91V and 96H. Match the rating stamped on the size you're buying to what your vehicle calls for.

Price and who it suits

The HD667 sits at the budget end, from $70 to $222 depending on size. That makes it a sensible pick for daily commuters and second cars where value matters most.

Prefer a different Haida? The HD921 and HD927 are alternate passenger patterns, the HD837 is another sibling to compare, and for larger trucks the HD868 MT covers taller off-road sizes. Browse the full Haida lineup or all tires to keep comparing.

Ordering

Every order ships with free shipping on all orders. Financing is available at checkout, and if you'd like a hand confirming a size, our team is a call away at 813-535-5801 or through our contact page.

Haida HD667 tires: small-diameter sizes at a budget-friendly price

Haida HD667 tires are a compact-fitment option built around smaller rim diameters, and this page covers that single model — the sizes we actually stock, the ratings on those sizes, and where the price lands. If you run a smaller car and want a straightforward, affordable choice, the HD667 is worth a look.

The sizes we carry

We stock the HD667 in 13-, 14-, 15- and 16-inch fitments. Representative sizes on hand include 175/70R13 and 185/70R13, a wide spread of 14-inch options like 155/65R14, 165/60R14, 175/65R14, 185/70R14, 195/70R14 and 215/70R14, then 185/55R15, 185/60R15, 195/50R15 in the 15-inch range, and 195/60R16 and 205/55R16 up top. This is what we carry, not the model's full size range.

Concrete examples: the 165/60R14 starts at $70, the 175/65R14 runs $77, the 205/55R16 is $85, and the 195/60R16 is $94. You can also read more on the 205/55R16 and 185/60R15 size pages.

Ratings on file

Across the sizes we carry, speed ratings run S, T, H and V. Load indexes span from 75 up to 96, seen in service descriptions like 75H, 82S, 86T, 88H, 91V and 96H. Match the rating stamped on the size you're buying to what your vehicle calls for.

Price and who it suits

The HD667 sits at the budget end, from $70 to $222 depending on size. That makes it a sensible pick for daily commuters and second cars where value matters most.

Prefer a different Haida? The HD921 and HD927 are alternate passenger patterns, the HD837 is another sibling to compare, and for larger trucks the HD868 MT covers taller off-road sizes. Browse the full Haida lineup or all tires to keep comparing.

Ordering

Every order ships with free shipping on all orders. Financing is available at checkout, and if you'd like a hand confirming a size, our team is a call away at 813-535-5801 or through our contact page.