It depends on the generation and wheel setup, so the safest option is to use your registration details or check the tyre sidewall and door jamb label for the exact size and ratings.

Registration search will return the factory fitment, so if your wheels or tyre sizes have been changed, search manually by tyre size to match what is currently fitted.

All-season tyres can work well for year-round driving in the UK, especially in cooler and wetter months, while summer tyres may suit drivers prioritising warm-weather grip and sharper steering response.

The legal minimum is 1.6mm across the central three-quarters of the tyre around the full circumference, but many drivers replace earlier, around 3mm, for better wet braking and aquaplaning resistance.

You select a garage, choose an appointment slot, then the fitter installs and balances the tyres; take your locking wheel nut (if fitted) and allow time to check tyre pressures afterwards.