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Volkswagen is both a car brand and a name that you’ll find connected with several other brands and manufacturers that fall under the ownership of the Volkswagen Group. Founded in 1937, Volkswagen’s very name translates to ‘people’s car’ in German, with several iconic models released by the brand over the years. It is sometimes referred to as VW.

Its speciality lies in the production of passenger cars, SUVs, high-performance cars, electric cars, commercial vehicles, and motorcycles as part of the Ducati brand.

Choosing Tyres for a Volkswagen

Volkswagen was created as a brand that would make automotive cars accessible and affordable for the masses. While production of consumer cars was halted during WW2 to make way for military vehicles, the Volkswagen Beetle was created in 1945 which instantly became a hit with drivers.

Further models explored different design features and innovations, with other top collections including the Volkswagen Golf and the Volkswagen transporter van which became a commercial vehicle suitable for a range of industries. These developments, which over the years have spanned the release of electric vehicles, the use of connected in-cab experiences, and the rollout of systems that improve production, are all balanced with Volkswagen’s consistent car brand acquisition.

We can’t overlook the impact that other car brands have had on Volkswagen’s expansion, with the Volkswagen Group taking control of Audi, Skoda, and Porsche over the years. This acquisition strategy, which bridges different corners of the automotive sector, puts Volkswagen at the forefront of everything from luxury vehicles to commuter cars, new EV technology and more.

This access to the best innovation and technology on the market then serves to improve Volkswagen’s own processes, upgrading its core models which include the Volkswagen Polo, Passat, Atlas, ID.3, the Golf GTI, and the range of Transporter vans.

But each individual Volkswagen model is only as good as its fitments – with Volkswagen’s named OEM tyre brands including Goodyear, Bridgestone, Michelin, Falken and Pirelli. These combine the performance enhancements needed by Volkswagen’s top models, with the diversity in all-season tyres and seasonal options, run-flat tyres and other specifications, and a range of tyre sizes.

Volkswagen Tyres FAQs
Wondering what VW tyres you should match with your Volkswagen car? Here are a few commonly asked questions and the answers from our tyre experts.

Volkswagen’s vehicle range includes regular passenger cars and SUVs, the latter of which are built for versatile driving experiences and navigating mixed terrains. While estate-style cars like the Volkswagen Passat can be used for a certain degree of off-road driving, it’s models like the Volkswagen Amarok pickup truck, the Volkswagen Tiguan and the Volkswagen Touareg which are built with this in mind. Some of the core attributes of high quality off-road models include all-wheel driver, an automated stabiliser, and hill descent control.

High-performance tyres often have different characteristics from regular road tyres. They tend to have a much stronger and more robust rubber compound which can handle extreme acceleration and braking and boast superior traction in their complex tread pattern. When looking at high-performance Volkswagen models like the Volkswagen Golf R, the Touareg R, and the T-Roc R, it’s important that tyres are responsive and fuel efficient. Top models recommended by the car manufacturer include Bridgestone Potenza Sport tyres, Goodyear Eagle F1 Supersport tyres, and Continental SportContact 7 tyres.

The choice between all-season and summer tyres is, for UK drivers at least, largely a matter of preference. Summer tyres optimise vehicle performance in both wet and dry summer conditions but need to be switched out for winter tyres when the temperature drops. All-season tyres boast the accolades and benefits of winter tyres and summer tyres, supporting safety and durability despite not offering the same season-specific performance traits.

Typically, Volkswagen recommends choosing new tyres that sit at the premium end of the market. Approved brands include Michelin, Pirelli, Bridgestone, and other names – stating that these tyres support and enhance the vehicle performance, handling, and driving experience.

The best way to keep Volkswagen tyres road safe and MOT-ready is to perform regular checks and inspections – looking at the tyre tread depth and ensuring it meets the legal limit of 1.6mm or more, ensuring there is no damage to the tyre sidewall, and monitoring tyre pressure. While there are things that can be done to mitigate lasting damage, including opting for run-flat tyres that ensure full control even after a puncture or loss of tyre pressure, regular tyre inspections will ensure your tyres are fit for purpose and safe for driving.