what size tyre does a 01 nissan almera 1.5 hatchback take?

getting your tyre sizes right is very important and you can be pulled for having a tyre thats differant from the rest of them, not to mention the mechanical problems incorrect tyres can have on a live (drive) axle!,
when looking at your tyre you will see markings and numbers on the sides as shown in the picture in the below link (except the "E4 DOT") :

http://www.jettyres.co.uk/tyre-tips/tyre-markings/

first after looking at the picture in the link make sure your tyres all have the same markings on them, brand is not important,

then all you do is call your garage or purchase them from where you want quoting

Probably whatever size is on it right now.

you need the same as whats written on the side of the tyres that are on it, look for something like 155/60r14, there was more than one size fitted to these models depending on the trim level when bought so you really need to check the ones that are on there.

Nissan Almera Tyre Size

you can but that tire is a tad bit taller and wider than the 185, not much, but you will notice a 2-3 mph difference in the speedo if you use them. (the 65 is a percentage of the width of the tire[195] describing the tires sidewall height in mm)

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what size tyre does a 01 nissan almera 1.5 hatchback take?

This gets asked regularly & is always met by a barrage of answers telling you to check the tyres that are on the car. I assume you wish to confirm if the tyres on the car are the correct size.
As standard, your car either came with 4" or 5" wide 15" diameter wheels (alloys should be 5", steels 4" - the size will be stamped on the rim somewhere in the form '5Jx15' or similar. If you can't find this, you can physically measure the width of wheel at the tyre bead or ask a tyre fitter to check for you)
The 4" wheels should have tiny 135/80r15 tyres, the 5" wide ones can take either 185/65r15 or 195/60r15 tyres - either are correct, but all four on the car should be the same size.

That will depend on the size of the wheels fitted to it
15" 1856515 16" 1955516 17" 2154517 18" 2153518

You could just get the information off the tyres on the car now though

The best thing to do is look at the side wall of the tyres that are already on the car and take a note of the size of tyres already on and get the same size, you don't have to go with the same brand tho.

1.Make sure the tire is completely inflated and is mounted on the vehicle
2.Measure the width of the tread of the tire. This is the distance from the tread's inner edge to its outer edge.
3.Measure the diameter of the tire. This is the outside width of the tire. You place the tape measure from one end of the tire to the other across the center.
4.Measure the height of the tire. This is the vertical distance from where the tire meets the wheel to the top of the tread