ECORIS

Iris Ecoris tires: small-diameter fitments at a wallet-friendly price

The Iris Ecoris tires line covers compact and mid-size passenger fitments, carried here in 13- through 16-inch rim diameters. If you drive something that runs on smaller sizes, this is a budget-minded model worth a look, and the sizes we stock cover a lot of common everyday cars. Below you'll find the exact sizes, the speed and load ratings on hand, and honest pricing.

Sizes we carry

The Ecoris is stocked across 13-, 14-, 15- and 16-inch rim diameters. Representative sizes we carry include 165/70R13 and 175/70R13 on the smaller end, a wide 14-inch spread through 175/65R14, 185/65R14 and 185/70R14, and 15-inch options like 175/65R15, 185/60R15, 185/65R15 and 195/65R15, plus a 195/55R16 up top. This is the range we stock, not the model's full size range.

You can also browse those popular sizes across other models on our 175/65R15, 185/60R15, 185/65R15 and 195/65R15 size pages.

Ratings on hand

Across the Ecoris sizes we carry, speed ratings run H, T, V and W. Load index values span from 75 up to 95, so lighter and heavier passenger loads are both represented depending on the size. Service descriptions in stock include 75H, 79T, 82H, 82W, 86H, 86T, 87V, 88H, 88T and 92H.

Price and who it suits

Ecoris pricing lands between $71 and $99 per tire. The 175/65R15 comes in at the low end around $71, while the 185/60R14 sits near the top at $99; the 175/65R14 is another value pick around $74. It's a sensible choice for drivers replacing tires on compact and mid-size cars without stretching the budget.

If the Ecoris isn't quite what you're after, its siblings differ: the Iris Stormy, Iris AURES and Iris SEFAR are separate models with their own sizes and ratings. See everything under the Iris hub or browse all tires.

We offer free shipping on all orders, financing at checkout, and fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801. Questions? Reach us through our contact page.

Iris Ecoris tires: small-diameter fitments at a wallet-friendly price

The Iris Ecoris tires line covers compact and mid-size passenger fitments, carried here in 13- through 16-inch rim diameters. If you drive something that runs on smaller sizes, this is a budget-minded model worth a look, and the sizes we stock cover a lot of common everyday cars. Below you'll find the exact sizes, the speed and load ratings on hand, and honest pricing.

Sizes we carry

The Ecoris is stocked across 13-, 14-, 15- and 16-inch rim diameters. Representative sizes we carry include 165/70R13 and 175/70R13 on the smaller end, a wide 14-inch spread through 175/65R14, 185/65R14 and 185/70R14, and 15-inch options like 175/65R15, 185/60R15, 185/65R15 and 195/65R15, plus a 195/55R16 up top. This is the range we stock, not the model's full size range.

You can also browse those popular sizes across other models on our 175/65R15, 185/60R15, 185/65R15 and 195/65R15 size pages.

Ratings on hand

Across the Ecoris sizes we carry, speed ratings run H, T, V and W. Load index values span from 75 up to 95, so lighter and heavier passenger loads are both represented depending on the size. Service descriptions in stock include 75H, 79T, 82H, 82W, 86H, 86T, 87V, 88H, 88T and 92H.

Price and who it suits

Ecoris pricing lands between $71 and $99 per tire. The 175/65R15 comes in at the low end around $71, while the 185/60R14 sits near the top at $99; the 175/65R14 is another value pick around $74. It's a sensible choice for drivers replacing tires on compact and mid-size cars without stretching the budget.

If the Ecoris isn't quite what you're after, its siblings differ: the Iris Stormy, Iris AURES and Iris SEFAR are separate models with their own sizes and ratings. See everything under the Iris hub or browse all tires.

We offer free shipping on all orders, financing at checkout, and fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801. Questions? Reach us through our contact page.