Use the registration search to match the factory-recommended size for your exact model year and trim. If searching by size, check the tyre sidewall (for example 205/45 R17) or your handbook, and make sure the load and speed ratings match the car’s requirements.

It is legal if the tyres are the correct size, type and meet the required load and speed ratings, but it is best practice to fit matching tyres across each axle. For predictable handling on a Renault Clio RS, keep the same brand and pattern on the front pair and on the rear pair where possible.

The UK legal minimum tread depth is 1.6mm across the central three-quarters of the tyre, around the full circumference. Many drivers replace earlier (often around 3mm) to maintain wet braking and traction, which is especially important for a performance model like the Clio RS.

Follow the manufacturer specification for your exact vehicle, which the registration search helps confirm. Speed ratings and load indexes can differ between Clio RS versions and wheel sizes, so avoid guessing if your car has been upgraded or has a special edition setup.

After selecting your tyres, you can pick a nearby fitting garage and choose an appointment time that suits you. The tyres are sent to the garage for fitting, and most locations can also handle valve checks, balancing and old tyre disposal as part of the service.