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Still unsure? Why not book a free tyre check and our technicians will inspect your tyres and let you know which tyres are suitable for your vehicle.
We stock a wide range of tyres for cars, vans and 4x4s to suit your driving needs and budget. With appointments available 7-days-a-week it's as easy as click and fit!
Tyre Brands You Know & Trust
We have a huge range of tyres available from the world's leading tyre manufacturers. Whether you are looking for premium tyres or a budget option, we have new replacement tyres to fit nearly every car, van or SUV with tyres available today. Our tyre brands include the following:
Our most popular tyres
Bridgestone
Turanza T005
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Continental
EcoContact 6
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Pirelli
Powergy
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Bridgestone
Turanza 6
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Continental
PremiumContact 7
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Pirelli
P Zero
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Why buy tyres at Kwik Fit?
- Widest choice of tyres in the UK to suit every car and every budget
- Lifetime mileage guarantee on all new tyres
- Exclusive online prices
- Express & mobile tyre fitting available
- Summer, winter, and all-season tyres available, including tyre storage
Unrivalled choice
We're backed by the largest distributor of tyres in the UK which means we stock tyres to fit practically any make and model of vehicle. Whether you are looking for car tyres, van tyres or SUV tyres, we have the right ones for you.
Tyres to suit your needs and budget
Our tyres come in a wide range of options from runflat tyres to reinforced models designed to cope with extra loads and at a price to suit your pocket. Choose cheap tyres from our budget range or select from premium brands including Pirelli and Goodyear for maximum performance and safety. Whether it's tyres for electric vehicles or hybrid models; or maybe a 4x4, van or SUV, we have a huge range of tyres for all types of vehicles.
Guarantee on all tyres
Every replacement tyre we fit comes with a lifetime mileage guarantee on brand new tyres which provides cover against manufacturing defects throughout the legal life of the tyre. If your new tyre develops a fault it will be returned to the manufacturer for inspection and a refund given for the remaining tread if a defect is found.
Low prices
You will also be receiving our best prices when you buy your tyres online as we offer exclusive online tyre prices for our web customers, so you get a great deal too.
Express Fitting
If you need yours sooner you can take advantage of our express tyre fitting service and choose a same day and next day appointment at your nearest Kwik Fit centre for an additional charge. Once you have selected your tyre size, you can check availability at your local Kwik Fit centre and add express tyre fitting.
Mobile Fitting
If you can’t make it to one of our centres why not have us come to you? Our mobile tyre fitting service is available in most parts of the UK with appointments available 7 days a week in many urban areas.
Customer Satisfaction
Great customer care is at the heart of what we do to ensure that you and all our customers drive away happy every time. Don't just take our word for it, we've been rated over 60,000 times on TrustPilot.
FAQs
How can you tell if you need new tyres?
You may need new tyres if you spot some or all of the following:
- Low tread depth. Check the tread depth of your tyres using the 20p test. If the tread depth is below the legal minimum of 3mm (or less than the outer rim of a 20p coin), it’s time to get a replacement.
- Cracking. Inspect the tyre and sidewalls for visible cracks, as these can indicate ageing and potential structural damage.
- Flat tyre. Some slow punctures are easily fixed — but not all flat tyres can be repaired. A technician will be able to assess the damage and tell you if a repair would be feasible (or even legal!).
- Flat spots or ‘balding’. This is common when a vehicle sits for a long time. The weight of the vehicle can lead to ‘bald’ spots on the tyre, compromising performance and sometimes making driving quite dangerous.
If you notice any of these signs, it’s worth checking in with your local Kwik Fit to see if you need a tyre replacement.
Does my car have a spare wheel?
It may surprise you to hear that not all cars come with a spare wheel! Take a look in your car’s boot – is there a spot where a tyre should clearly be? If not, it’s highly likely that your car is fitted with run-flats. Find more information on spare wheels here.
How do you know if you’ve got run-flat tyres?
For one, if you don’t have a spare tyre (or obvious space for one) in the boot, that’s a pretty good indicator your car has run-flat tyres.
You’ll also be able to tell from the markings on the sidewall of your tyres. If they’re run-flat tyres, they may be marked with a code like ‘ROF’, ‘EMT’, ‘ZP’, or ‘ZPS’. Learn more about identifying run-flat tyres here.
What affects tyre wear?
Several factors impact tyre wear, including:
- Misaligned suspension or wheel alignment. This can lead to uneven tyre wear.
- Tracking. If incorrect, it can cause rapid and uneven wear.
- Driving habits. Heavy braking, sharp turns, and aggressive driving can all accelerate wear.
- Tyre maintenance. If tyres aren’t maintained properly – for example, they are under- or over-inflated – they can wear unevenly. This will also impact your fuel efficiency!
- Road conditions. Debris, potholes, and rough roads can contribute to wear.
Find out more about what causes excessive or uneven tyre wear in our blog.
What are some common tyre problems to look out for?
Some of the most common tyre issues to keep an eye out for include flats, punctures, slow punctures, the presence of foreign objects, corroded alloys, and damaged valves. The best way to stay on top of tyre maintenance is simply to pay attention to your tyres — take a look at their condition every week or so and head to a local garage if you’re unsure of anything or notice any damage.
Which tyres will last longest?
The longevity of tyres depends on a variety of factors, like driving conditions and maintenance. Most tyres have a maximum shelf life of 10 years, but will generally need replacing sooner. Front tyres should be changed after 20,000 miles, while rear tyres can typically last a little longer – around 40,000 miles. Premium tyres, from brands like Pirelli, Michelin, and Continental are known for their superior durability and tend to outlast budget brands, making them a reliable choice in the long term.
Do I need to bring anything to a tyre fitting?
Please make sure you bring your locking wheel nut key along for your appointment. If you have locking wheel nuts fitted, we will need the key in order to remove the wheels from your car. The locking wheel nut key can usually be found in the glove box or underneath the boot liner along with the spare tyre.
If you have booked in advance, fitting usually takes less than an hour and you are welcome to wait in-centre while the tyres are fitted.
Are tyres covered under warranty?
All tyres fitted at a Kwik Fit centre are covered by a lifetime mileage warranty that protects against manufacturing defects. Because of the breadth of possibilities for tyre damage while driving, we're not able to guarantee the tyre condition – but you can opt for TyreCare insurance from as little as £5.99 per tyre. This covers you for any accidental or malicious damage to the tyre.
What are tyre sizes?
Different cars need different tyres to meet their unique requirements: 4x4s, for example, need tyres with large tread in order to maintain grip in off-road conditions. Approved Fitment tyres, also known as hom*ologated tyres, are designed by a tyre manufacturer in partnership with your car's brand and intended to be the perfect fitment for everything your car's designed to do.
What size are my tyres?
Most cars have a variety of recommended tyre fitments so it's not possible to say what size tyres you have fitted just based on your car's make and model. The best way to find out is to look at the tyres themselves, the markings on the side of the tyre give you everything you need to know – here's what the markings mean.
How many miles do tyres last?
This depends a lot on the tyre itself, the conditions you drive in, how you drive, and how often you drive. Tyres wear through overuse but can also crack and perish through lack of use in hot-cold seasons like spring & autumn. The rule of thumb is that a tyre should last around 20,000 miles before it needs to be replaced due to general wear and tear.
Do front and rear tyres need to match?
It is strongly advised that the type, size, and tread pattern of the front and rear tyres match. This is why we recommend replacing your tyres in axel pairs. Whether your vehicle is front or rear wheel drive, if you only need to change one tyre, it should be mounted on the back axle.
Does it matter what tyres you put on your car?
Yes, using the proper tyres can improve the handling, grip, and fuel efficiency of your vehicle. It's important to remember that different tyres are made for different weather situations and driving styles. We recommend checking your car's manual or getting in touch with the tyre experts at your local Kwik Fit to ensure you're using the right tyres for your vehicle.
Tyre Information Hub
At Kwik Fit, we understand that when you have a problem with a tyre you want a quality service, expert advice, value for money and the convenience of a local solution available 7-days-a-week.
We also appreciate that choosing the right tyre can be confusing, from choosing the right size, to selecting a tyre and brand that will be fit for purpose from the extensive range available.To help you, our tyre experts have developed some general information to help you look after your tyres.
When you think about it, your tyres are the only point of contact your vehicle has with the road. That’s why it’s vitally important that you select the right tyre type for the vehicle you are driving and for the purpose it is being used. We believe that motorists should get in to a habit of checking all four tyres every two weeks for correct tyre pressure, tread wear and general condition; and if you have one, don’t forget to check the spare tyre too.
