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• How do I find my tyre size?
• How do I know what tyres I should choose?
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• 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 is a new tyre?
• How much to fit tyres?
• What is aspect ratio for tyres?
• How much are my tyres based on inch?
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Why do some tyres have vehicle manufacturers listed against them?

Some vehicle manufacturers may require specialist tyres to be fitted to their vehicle, as these tyres were used when the vehicle was designed.

Some tyres are very specific and must be fitted to a specific vehicle, as significant time and resource has been spent ensuring that they are tuned and optimised for the vehicle concerned, this is especially true in higher powered sports or luxury vehicles.