Which Tyre Is Right For Me?

Consider Your Driving Conditions

Weather: Choose tyres suited for the weather where you drive (e.g., all-season, summer, winter, or rain tires).

Road Types: Whether you drive mostly on highways, city roads, or off-road affects the type of tread and durability you need.

Know Your Vehicle’s Requirements

Manufacturer Recommendations: Always follow your vehicle manufacturer’s guidelines for tyre size and type.

Load Capacity & Speed Rating: Ensure the tyres can handle the load and speeds your vehicle is rated for. For information on how to see your tyres load capacity, click here

Tyre Size Matters

Check the tyre size printed on your current tyres or inside the driver’s door. It will look like this: 205/55R16. This gives key information about width, aspect ratio, and rim size.

Performance vs Longevity

Performance Tyres: If you value handling and speed, high-performance tires offer great grip but may wear out faster.

Touring Tyres: These are designed for longevity and comfort, ideal for long-distance driving.

Fuel Efficiency

Opt for eco-friendly tyres with low rolling resistance to save on fuel consumption, especially for city drivers.

Budget vs. Premium Tyres

Budget Tyres: More affordable options with shorter lifespans, this is suitable for low-mileage drivers.

Premium Tyres: These offer longer durability, better performance, and safety, which is ideal for high-mileage or performance vehicles.

Specialty Tyres

Run-Flat Tyres: Can be driven short distances after a puncture, this is ideal for safety-conscious drivers.

All-Terrain Tyres: Ideal for drivers who frequently switch between paved roads and off-road terrain.

Maintenance & Rotation

Regular tyre rotation, balancing, and alignment can extend tyre life and improve performance, ensuring you get the most out of your tyres.