You can sometimes switch to an alternative manufacturer-approved size, but the new tyres must meet or exceed the required load index and speed rating, and the same size must be fitted across each axle. Changes can affect ride comfort, fuel use and speedometer accuracy, and may require informing your insurer.

All-season tyres suit many UK drivers because they balance wet grip and cooler-temperature performance for year-round use. If you regularly drive in areas with frequent snow or icy conditions, a dedicated winter set may be better, while summer tyres can offer sharper handling and braking in warmer months.

Many Seat Ateca models use tyre pressure monitoring (TPMS), either indirect (software-based) or direct (sensor valves). If your car has direct TPMS, damaged sensors may need replacing and the system may need relearning after fitting. A local fitter can confirm what your Ateca uses.

After selecting tyres, you choose a nearby UK fitting partner and pick an available time slot. The tyres are delivered to the garage for your appointment, where they are fitted, balanced and the old tyres are usually disposed of. Bring your locking wheel nut key if your Ateca uses one.