1996 Renault Twingo tire and wheel sizes, bolt pattern and tire pressure

Bolt pattern 4x100 on every 1996 trim.

Tires for the 1996 Renault Twingo

Sizes most trims come with first. Open your trim below for its exact size.

145/80R13 Best-rated standard on 2 trims

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155/70R13 Best-rated optional on 2 trims

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155/65R14 Best-rated optional on 2 trims

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Trims sold in 1996: 2
Generation: I (C06)
Other years: 1992
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All years (1992–2024)

2 trims sold in 1996

Open a trim for its tire and rim sizes, bolt pattern and tire pressure. Trims with the same tires and wheels share a row.

Renault Twingo I (C06)

1992–2007 2 trims

Twingo 1.15i +1 variant 58 hp · 1.15L D7F I4 145/80R13 78S 4 fitments

Same tires and wheels on: 1.2i

Generation: C06 · 1992–2007
Power: 58 hp
Engine: 1.15L D7F I4, Petrol
Center bore: 60.1 mm
Bolt pattern: 4x100
Thread: M12 x 1.5

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Tire size	Rim size and bolt pattern	Pressure, psi
145/80R13 78S	Rim 13x4.5 ET36 4x100	30 psi
155/70R13 75T	Rim 13x4.5 ET36 4x100	30 psi
155/65R14 73T	Rim 14x5.5 ET36 4x100	30 psi
165/55R15 73H	Rim 15x5.5 ET43 4x100	33 psi

How to read 78S: 78 is the load index (up to 937 lb / 425 kg per tire) and S the speed rating (up to 112 mph / 180 km/h). ET36 is the wheel offset: how far the mounting face sits from the rim centre, in millimetres. Compare offsets in the wheel offset calculator.

What these columns mean

Rim size: Rim diameter × width in inches, and the factory offset (ET) in millimetres, e.g. 18x7.5 ET25.
Bolt pattern (PCD): Number of studs and the diameter of the circle they sit on. It must match exactly.
Center bore: Diameter of the hub hole. Larger aftermarket bores need hub-centric rings.
Pressure: Recommended cold inflation pressure for that axle, in psi.
Thread size: Lug bolt or nut thread — needed when buying aftermarket fasteners.