Black Friday is on 27 November 2026, and with the clocks already gone back, many drivers are thinking about grip in the wet and cold. Blackcircles.com will publish its
Black Friday tyre offers as soon as they launch.
Westlake has been supplying affordable tyres since 1995 and sits in our
budget range. It is a good fit for drivers who want a simple, low-cost replacement.
Below are a short brand history, five Westlake tyres worth knowing, and answers to common questions about buying Westlake around Black Friday.
Westlake: Part of the ZC Rubber Group
Westlake is owned by Zhongce Rubber Group (ZC Rubber), based in Hangzhou, China. ZC Rubber ranks among the ten largest tyre companies in the world. [CONFIRM — JAMES: our brand page says ninth-largest as of 2024; check a current ranking]
The Westlake range on Blackcircles.com covers summer and
all-season car tyres, SUV tyres, van tyres and even trailer tyres.
Popular Westlake Tyres
These are the five Westlake tyres we'd point most drivers towards.
Westlake ZuperEco Z-107
The
Westlake ZuperEco Z-107 is a summer touring tyre for everyday cars.
Westlake says its reinforced structure gives a smoother ride, while the tread is designed for better wet grip and lower rolling resistance.
customers have reviewed the ZuperEco Z-107 as follows:
Westlake ZuperAce Z-007
The
Westlake ZuperAce Z-007 is an
ultra-high-performance summer tyre for modern cars.
Westlake points to its handling and cornering stability, grip at higher speeds and long tread life. There is also an SUV version, the ZuperAce Z-007 SUV.
customers have reviewed the ZuperAce Z-007 as follows:
Westlake Sport SA-37
The
Westlake Sport SA-37 is another UHP summer tyre, developed for precise handling in the wet and dry.
Westlake says it shortens braking distances on wet roads and sharpens steering response, which makes it a good match for sportier hatchbacks and saloons.
customers have reviewed the Sport SA-37 as follows:
Westlake All Season Elite Z-401
The
Westlake All Season Elite Z-401 is the brand's all-season car tyre.
It has the 3PMSF symbol, and Westlake says it is built for long mileage, consistent grip all year and better traction on wet and snowy roads. It is a low-cost way to stay on one set of tyres through a UK winter.
customers have reviewed the All Season Elite Z-401 as follows:
Westlake SU318 H/T
Our fifth pick is the
Westlake SU318 H/T, a highway-terrain tyre for
SUVs and light trucks.
It is built mainly for tarmac, with a focus on on-road comfort and wet-weather safety. Drivers who rarely leave the road will get more from this than from an all-terrain pattern.
customers have reviewed the SU318 H/T as follows:
Westlake Black Friday Deals 2026
Westlake's range also takes in the SC328 and H188 for
vans and light trucks, the Mud Legend SL366 for off-road use and the Trailer ST290.
Westlake is a budget brand, so it mainly appeals to drivers who want the smallest possible outlay on a full set.
Black Friday deals for 2026 are yet to be confirmed. Keep an eye on Blackcircles.com throughout Cyber Week.
Westlake Black Friday Deals: FAQs
Can I get Westlake tyres on offer for Black Friday?
Our 2026 Black Friday offers haven't been set yet, so we can't confirm whether Westlake will be included. Everything will go on our Black Friday page once the sale begins.
Who owns Westlake tyres?
Westlake belongs to ZC Rubber (Zhongce Rubber Group), a Chinese tyre company based in Hangzhou.
Is the Westlake All Season Elite Z-401 suitable for snow?
It carries the 3PMSF symbol, which shows it has passed an official snow performance test. For regular driving on heavy snow or ice, a dedicated
winter tyre is still the better choice.
How can I find which Westlake tyres fit my car?
Enter your registration on our
tyre size by reg page, or read the size from your tyre sidewall and search by that.
Should I wait for Black Friday to buy tyres?
Only if your current tyres are still legal and safe. The UK minimum tread depth for cars is 1.6mm across the central three-quarters of the tread, and cuts, bulges or exposed cords mean a tyre needs replacing straight away.
