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New tyres in 3 easy steps

1 | Enter your reg

Simply enter your registration number in the box above to start the search process

2 | Order online

Choose from the fantastic range of brands available & select the tyre you want

3 | Get your tyres on

Bring your vehicle in on your chosen day and let us handle the rest while you wait

Finding the right tyres for your vehicle is easy. Simply enter your registration above and a list of tyre sizes suitable for your vehicle will be displayed. Choose the size that matches those currently fitted to your vehicle and select a day that's convenient for them to be fitted. If you order before 11:40am we can usually fit them the same day. 

How to read your tyre size

If you look on the tyre sidewall of the tyres currently fitted to your vehicle, you'll see numbers as per this image.

For example, the tyre in the image is 255/45R20 XL 105V

  • 255 represents the width of the tyre (in millimetres) 
  • 45 represents the height in comparison to the width in percentage 
  • R is the type of construction (R for radial, D for diagonal and B for belted) 
  • 20 is the wheel’s diameter (in inches) XL stands for extra load, more suitable to larger vehicles and SUV's 
  • 105 represents the load rating in per tyre 
  • V represents the speed index defining the maximum safe speed at which the tyre can go

Why Choosing the Right Tyre Size Matters 

With so many tyre options available, selecting the correct size is crucial for your safety, vehicle performance, and fuel efficiency. Using the wrong size can lead to serious risks and impact how your car handles on the road. 

Safety Risks of Incorrect Tyre Sizes

Driving with the wrong tyre size can be dangerous. A tyre that’s too weak to support your car’s weight could burst, increasing the risk of a serious accident. On the other hand, tyres that are too large for your vehicle can reduce stability and raise the chances of rollovers, particularly during sharp turns or emergency manoeuvres. Choosing the right tyre size ensures your car remains safe and responsive in all driving conditions. 

Impact on Performance

The correct tyre size plays a key role in your vehicle’s performance, handling, and fuel economy. Wider tyres with a lower aspect ratio enhance grip and handling but may result in a firmer ride and reduced fuel efficiency. Narrower tyres with a higher aspect ratio offer a smoother and more comfortable ride, but can compromise cornering stability and responsiveness. 

To maintain optimal safety, performance, and efficiency, always choose tyres that match your vehicle manufacturer’s specifications. You can find this in your handbook or on the sticker normally on the inside of the drivers door pillar. If you’re unsure, we're here to help—contact us for advice on the best tyres for your car!

Specials - call to book these tyres

In stock ready to fit - price is per tyre including a new standard valve, fitting, balancing & disposal of your old tyre


**LAST ONE**

Kpatos 205/55/16 94W XL

£52.54 £45 each fitted



**ONLY 2 LEFT IN STOCK**

Kustone 205/55/16 91V

£48.33 £42.50 each fited



**ONLY 2 LEFT IN STOCK**

Kustone 195/55/15 87V

£48.06 £42.50 each fitted


RoadX 195/55/16 91V XL

£62.34 £52 each fitted



**LAST ONE**

GOODRIDE 195/75/16C 107/105R

£73.94 £65 fitted



ILink 215/65/16C 109/107R

£81.14 £65 each incl fitting & balancing

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Tyre Related FAQs

Can independent garages compete with the National Retailers?

Yes absolutely, we can compete, we are supplied by both the manufacturers and also the UK's largest group of independent tyre wholesalers who have enormous purchasing power and access to hundreds of different brands. The other reason why supporting independent garages is important is that we are part of the community, we supply our neighbours & the local community and our business means everything to us. Providing great srevice & value is key to our survival we are not just employees wotking for a large business we have skin in the game.

In short the answer to this is yes, tyres that have a puncture can be repaired depending upon where the puncture has occurred in the tyre. Punctures near the tyres shoulder and in the side wall are not able to be repaired safely but punctured in the middle of the tyre can (providing the puncture is not too large) be repaired safely.

Don’t worry, its perfectly normal for some cars to have different size tyres fitted to the rear than to the front. This is quite common in high-end vehicle models like the BMW M Series where the rear wheels are larger. This is usually done to improve the handling of the vehicle. Your vehicle handbook can provide guidance here or enter the vehicle registration to see the most likely tyre fitments for your vehicle including those where the front and rear tyre size is different. 

That said, tyres on the same axel should always be the same size and it would be dangerous to fit, for example, a different size front drivers side tyre to the one on the front passenger side. 

The legal limit is set at 1.6mm across the width of the tyre. It should be understood that as tyre tread reduces so does the grip and at the same time the braking distances increase. Manufacturers often reccomend considering changing tyres once the tread reaches about 3mm. We will happily check your tyres and advise on the best course of action.

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