How much is a new tyre?
What is the price of new tyres?
Tyres have different prices for different reasons such as their size or if they are run flats, winter or performance tyres and for different brands. The information below will help you understand better.
Price ranges
| Tyre tier | Price per tyre (approx.) | Example brands |
|---|
| Budget |
£40 to £60 |
Rotalla, Linglong, Triangle |
| Mid-range |
£60 to £100 |
Hankook, Falken, Kumho |
| Premium |
£80 to £150+ |
Michelin, Continental, Pirelli |
What makes them cost this much?
- Size - the bigger the tyre size (18 inches or higher), the pricier the tyre, whilst the smaller sizes (14 or 15 inches) are cheaper.
- Type - Run Flats, performance, winter and extra load tyres cost more than regular tyres.
- Brand - the price reflects how good they are. The premium brands will cost more, but they will offer better performance and longer life.
- Season - winter tyres tend to cost more than summer.
Check for yourself
Go to Tyres.co.uk, enter your registration and see the right prices for your car. If you go with Fully Fitted, you will get the tyres professionally fitted, the wheels balanced, and the old tyres removed and disposed of, and new rubber valves installed. The price on the screen will be the final price with no add-ons.
