Use the registration search to match tyres to your exact BMW X4 derivative and wheel size. If you prefer to check manually, your tyre size is printed on the sidewall (for example 245/50 R19) and may differ front to rear on staggered setups.

Not always, but many BMW X4 models are supplied with run-flat tyres. Check your current sidewall markings for run-flat wording and confirm your car’s puncture plan (space saver, mobility kit or none). If switching away from run-flats, ensure the tyres are compatible with your vehicle and driving needs.

Yes. Many BMW X4s use wider rear tyres than the front. When you search by registration or enter each axle size, you will be shown the correct front and rear options so you can order a matched set for stable handling and balanced wear.

Tyre replacement does not usually require new TPMS sensors, but the system may need resetting or relearning after fitting. Your chosen fitting garage can advise and carry out any reset required, especially if pressures or wheel positions have changed.

Summer tyres suit warmer months and offer strong wet and dry performance. All-season tyres are popular for year-round UK use, especially where temperatures often drop and roads stay damp. Winter tyres are best if you regularly drive in colder regions or expect snow and icy mornings.