In short
Vans use commercial tyres (marked "C") with a higher load index, often a double one, for example 109/107T. Send us the size or the vehicle model on WhatsApp and we reply with a quote for fitting and balancing.
What changes compared with a car
- Tyres with a reinforced casing, marked C after the diameter (for example 215/65 R16C).
- Dual load index, such as 109/107: the first number applies to a single wheel, the second to twin (dual) fitting.
- Pressures and load depend on the vehicle's weight: the index must never be lower than the one on the registration document.
How to request the quote
In the online quote choose Van and enter the size: if you write it in full, for example 215/65 R16C 109/107T, the menus fill in by themselves. If you don't know it, search for the model: vans are flagged and we suggest the factory sizes.
Frequently asked questions
What does the C after the size mean?
It indicates a tyre for commercial vehicles (Commercial): it has a reinforced construction and a higher load index than a car tyre.
What does 109/107 mean?
They are two load indexes: the first for use on a single wheel, the second for twin (dual) fitting.
Updated on October 5, 2026 by Pneumatici SuperStore, Via Enrico Cosenz 63/1, Milano.