Tyre Brands

Michelin is the world's leading tyre manufacturer, known for exceptional grip, longevity, and fuel efficiency. Their tyres consistently top independent tests.

Continental tyres are engineered in Germany and deliver outstanding wet and dry performance. A favourite among European car manufacturers as original equipment.

Pirelli's motorsport heritage delivers exceptional performance tyres trusted by BMW, Ferrari, Lamborghini, and more as original equipment.

Bridgestone is the world's largest tyre company and supplies tyres for Formula 1. Their range balances performance, safety, and durability.

Goodyear has been making tyres for over 125 years and consistently produces high-quality tyres across all categories, from economy to performance.

Dunlop is a trusted British tyre brand with strong motorsport roots. Their Sport Maxx range is particularly popular for sporty driving.

Hankook is South Korea's leading tyre brand and has become original equipment for BMW and Audi. Excellent performance at mid-range prices.

Yokohama produces high-quality tyres with strong motorsport credentials. Their Advan range is renowned in the performance car world.

Toyo Tyres are popular in both road and motorsport applications. Their Proxes range delivers excellent performance at competitive pricing.

Falken is Sumitomo's performance tyre brand with strong motorsport involvement. Excellent value for performance drivers.

Kumho offers reliable budget tyres that pass EU tyre safety ratings. A popular choice for older vehicles and budget-conscious drivers.

Nexen offers solid budget tyres with good EU wet grip and fuel ratings. Particularly popular on Korean and Japanese vehicles.

RoadHog budget tyres offer a safe, legal tyre option at the lowest price point. Meet minimum EU safety ratings.

Atlas budget tyres are a popular economy option meeting EU safety standards, available in most common sizes.

Accelera tyres from Indonesia provide legal, low-cost tyre options for budget-conscious drivers across all common sizes.