Mitsubishi Pajero tyre sizes
Not yet verified
No manufacturer or dealer source captured yet
Short answer
- Not yet verified. We have not yet captured a Mitsubishi or authorised-dealer source for Pajero tyre sizes.
- Your door label is the final word. A used car may have had its wheels changed.
Mitsubishi Pajero tyre size by grade
| Grade | Tyre size | Wheel | Tyre type listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| All grades | Not yet verified | Not yet verified | Not yet verified |
Source: No manufacturer or dealer source captured yet, checked 23 October 2026. "Not yet verified" means we have not captured a manufacturer or authorised-dealer source for that value.
- Many Pajeros on UAE roads are older vehicles, and some will have had wheels changed. The size on the door label is the one the car was built for.
- We will add rows when we capture a Mitsubishi brochure, spec sheet or door label.
Before you buy tyres for a Pajero
- Read the size on the door label and on your current tyres. If they differ, ask a dealer why before buying.
- Match or exceed the original load index and speed rating.
- Check the date code on every new tyre: a car fails the Dubai test once a tyre is more than five years past manufacture.
- Ask what the fitted price includes, and compare with our dated price snapshot.
- Speak to a dealer or qualified fitter before changing wheel or tyre size.
Questions people ask
What tyre size does the Mitsubishi Pajero take?
We have not yet captured a manufacturer or authorised-dealer source for Mitsubishi Pajero tyre sizes, so we don't publish one. Read the size printed on your current tyres and on the label in the driver's door frame, or ask an authorised dealer.
Can I trust the Mitsubishi Pajero sizes on tyre shop websites?
Use them as a starting point only. Retailer and car-portal tables are often listed by generation rather than grade, and we have seen errors in them. Your door label and owner's manual are the final word.
Where do I find my car's tyre size?
On the sidewall of the tyres fitted now (for example 205/55 R16 91V), on the tyre label in the driver's door frame, and in the owner's manual. If the current tyres differ from the label, the car may have had non-standard wheels fitted.
Independent guide. Not affiliated with any government authority, tyre brand or retailer. We don't sell tyres. Mitsubishi and model names are used only to identify vehicles. Sizes can change between model years and markets; confirm with your door label or an authorised dealer.
Sources
No manufacturer or authorised-dealer source captured yet. If you can point us to one, tell us.