Too Many Tyres? Here's How to Choose the Right Ones

Designed with a softer rubber compound and deeper tread for better grip on snow and ice.

Ideal for cold climates, enhancing safety and control in winter conditions.

Engineered to perform in various weather conditions, combining elements of both summer and winter tyres.

Suitable for regions with mild winters, offering convenience without the need for seasonal tyre changes.

Constructed with a harder rubber compound for improved performance on dry and wet roads in warm conditions.

Perfect for warmer climates, providing excellent handling and fuel efficiency during the summer months.

Typical price i
72.– to 120.–

Narrower tire width providing better fuel efficiency and improved handling in wet conditions.

Recommended for compact cars and city driving, offering a comfortable ride with reduced road noise.

Typical price i
100.– to 170.–

Medium tire width balancing handling, comfort, and performance across different terrains.

Ideal for sedans and crossovers, providing stability and grip for both city and highway driving.

Typical price i
130.– to 220.–

Wider tire width delivering enhanced traction and control, particularly at high speeds.

Suited for sportier vehicles and SUVs, offering superior cornering ability and a sportier driving experience.

Typical price i
51.– to 89.–

Suitable for standard family cars and vehicles frequently used in urban driving conditions.

Ideal for drivers who primarily travel at moderate speeds on highways or city roads.

Typical price i
76.– to 140.–

Designed for sedans and small SUVs that often travel on highways.

Provides a balance of speed capability and fuel efficiency for regular highway use.

Typical price i
100.– to 170.–

Recommended for sports sedans and coupes with higher speed capabilities.

Enhances stability and handling at higher speeds, suitable for performance driving.

Typical price i
100.– to 180.–

Ideal for high-performance vehicles that frequently drive at elevated speeds.

Offers superior handling and safety for spirited driving on open roads.

Typical price i
100.– to 170.–

Engineered for ultra-high-performance sports cars and luxury vehicles.

Ensures maximum performance and safety at very high speeds, suitable for track and autobahn use.

Typical price i
120.– to 180.–

Represents the highest level of fuel efficiency available in tires.

Choosing an A-rated tire can lead to significant fuel cost savings and lower carbon emissions, ideal for those prioritizing environmental sustainability.

Typical price i
110.– to 190.–

Indicates a high level of fuel efficiency, though slightly less than A-rated tires.

B-rated tires offer a good balance between fuel savings and performance, suitable for regular drivers looking to reduce fuel expenses.

Typical price i
89.– to 160.–

Offers moderate fuel efficiency, providing reasonable performance without premium costs.

C-rated tires are a practical choice for everyday driving, balancing cost-effectiveness with decent fuel economy.

Typical price i
94.– to 170.–

Represents the highest rating for wet grip, indicating excellent traction on wet roads.

Ideal for regions with frequent rain, providing maximum safety during wet weather driving.

Typical price i
100.– to 160.–

Indicates good wet grip performance, ensuring reliable traction in moderate wet conditions.

Suitable for areas with occasional rain, offering a balance between performance and cost.

Typical price i
61.– to 130.–

Denotes adequate wet grip, offering basic traction on wet surfaces.

Best for areas with minimal rainfall, providing sufficient safety at a budget-friendly price.