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In the diverse range of 2016 Volkswagen Jetta trims (a total of nine!), there are four different types of tires used. The tiniest, labeled P195/65R15, is featured on the 1.4T S models. Going up a notch, the P205/55R16 is found on the 1.4T SE models. Then, there's the P225/45R17, which is included with the 1.8T SEL and 1.8T Sport models. Lastly, the P225/40R18 is standard for the 2.0T GLiModels. Despite the various tires, the tire pressure remains the same -- falling within the range of 26 to 38 pounds per square inch, with a suggested inflation of 34 PSI during regular operations. The wheels are equally diverse. The smallest tires come with 6Jx15 ET47 wheels, followed by 6.5Jx16 ET50 wheels. A step up brings 7Jx17 ET54 wheels for the tires of the 1.8T SEL and Sport models, and finally, the largest tires are paired with 7Jx18 ET48 wheels.
The 2016 Volkswagen Jetta comes with tires that are P225/40R17 in size, with a recommended tire pressure of 36 pounds per square inch. It also has 17-inch wheels.