• Sections:
• Tyres
• How do I find my tyre size?
• How do I know what tyres I should choose?
• How do I find out more about the brands?
• Why do some tyres have vehicle manufacturers listed against them?
• What do XL and Reinforced mean?
• What tyres will offer good mileage?
• Do you sell rims or alloys as well as tyres?
• Can I change the size of tyre I am ordering?
• What are extra load tyres?
• How long do tyres last?
• What tyres last the longest UK?
• What is the difference between budget, mid-range, and premium tyres?
• How much to fit tyres?
• What is aspect ratio for tyres?
• How much are my tyres based on inch?
• What are low profile tyres?
• What are energy saving tyres and are they worth it?
• What is the advantage of energy saving tyres?
• What are homologated tyres?
• Order Process
• Payment
• Tyre Fitting
• Mail Order
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How much is a new tyre?

The cost of a new tyre can depend on several factors. These include but are not limited to type of vehicle you have, the size of the tyre you need, the brand of tyre and the type of tyre.

What type of vehicle do you have?

Different vehicles require different tyres. This affects the price.

For example, the tyres required for a sports car are generally more expensive than those which will fit on a standard family sedan.

What is the size of the tyre you need?

The size of the tyre will also impact the cost.

Tyres come in a wide variety of sizes - the price varies depending on this. The larger the tyre, the more money the tyre costs, generally.

The cost of a new tyre can range anywhere from £30 to several hundred pounds, depending on the factors mentioned above.