Use the registration search above for the most accurate match. You can also check the tyre sidewall, the driver door jamb sticker, or the owner’s handbook, then search by tyre size to compare options.

Often, yes. Because the Fullback is a pickup, it may require higher load index tyres (and sometimes reinforced/XL types) to safely handle carrying and towing - always match the load and speed ratings recommended for your vehicle.

In the UK, car tyres must have at least 1.6mm of tread across the central three-quarters of the tread width and around the entire circumference. Replacing before you reach the limit can improve wet grip and reduce stopping distances.

You can, but expect more road noise and potentially higher fuel use compared with highway-terrain tyres. If you mainly drive on tarmac, a road-focused tyre is usually more comfortable, while all-terrain tyres suit frequent mud, gravel or farm tracks.

If your Fullback is 4x4, keeping tyre sizes, tread depths and types closely matched helps protect the drivetrain and maintain consistent grip. Many drivers replace all four together, or at least replace tyres in pairs on the same axle with matching specifications.