Use the registration search for the most accurate match, or check the tyre sidewall for a size like 165/60 R15. You can also confirm the recommended sizes on the sticker inside the driver door area or in the handbook.
Yes. After selecting tyres, choose a fitting partner based on location, available appointments and price. You pick the garage and time slot during checkout.
The UK legal minimum is 1.6mm across the central three-quarters of the tread around the entire tyre. Many drivers replace tyres earlier, around 3mm, for better wet-weather performance.
They do not have to match across all four, but tyres on the same axle should be the same size, construction type and ideally the same pattern for consistent handling. Never mix different sizes unless your vehicle specification allows it.
Summer tyres suit most UK conditions and tend to offer good efficiency and wet braking in mild temperatures. If you regularly drive in colder conditions or on untreated roads, winter tyres improve grip below about 7°C, while all-season tyres balance year-round convenience and traction.
