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Size: 265/30R19

Tyre Label

In November 2012, a standard label for vehicle tyres will be mandatory throughout Europe: based on three criteria, the EU tyre label provides information on the environmental and safety characteristics of a tyre with the aim of increasing road safety and reducing pollution.

Tyre labelling for fuel economy ranges from A to G. It uses a coloured scale: a black arrow with a large white letter points to the rating for the tyre. Tyres with the best fuel economy have a green ‘A’ rating. Tyres with the worst mpg have a red ‘G’ rating.

Tyre labelling for wet grip ranges from A to G. A black arrow and white letter points to the rating for that tyre. The rating depicts stopping distances in rainy weather.

73

Tyre labelling for noise is made up of three ‘sound wave’ bars. The rating can be either one, two or three black-coloured bars; the overall decibel rating is given in large white numbers.

Extra Load Tyre

XL stands for Extra Load. They use a more reinforced compound to carry heavier loads, but are the same size as normal tyres. If your car had XL tyres factory fitted then you must choose XL tyres for any new ones you buy.

Summer Tyre

Summer tyres offer optimal safety performance above +7 degrees celsius. The compounds used are meant to facilitate good handling and grip, on dry and wet roads alike.


£122.48

per tyre  

Inclusive of fitting

9 in Stock

Size: 275/35R18

Tyre Label

In November 2012, a standard label for vehicle tyres will be mandatory throughout Europe: based on three criteria, the EU tyre label provides information on the environmental and safety characteristics of a tyre with the aim of increasing road safety and reducing pollution.

Tyre labelling for fuel economy ranges from A to G. It uses a coloured scale: a black arrow with a large white letter points to the rating for the tyre. Tyres with the best fuel economy have a green ‘A’ rating. Tyres with the worst mpg have a red ‘G’ rating.

Tyre labelling for wet grip ranges from A to G. A black arrow and white letter points to the rating for that tyre. The rating depicts stopping distances in rainy weather.

72

Tyre labelling for noise is made up of three ‘sound wave’ bars. The rating can be either one, two or three black-coloured bars; the overall decibel rating is given in large white numbers.

Extra Load Tyre

XL stands for Extra Load. They use a more reinforced compound to carry heavier loads, but are the same size as normal tyres. If your car had XL tyres factory fitted then you must choose XL tyres for any new ones you buy.

Summer Tyre

Summer tyres offer optimal safety performance above +7 degrees celsius. The compounds used are meant to facilitate good handling and grip, on dry and wet roads alike.


£127.43

per tyre  

Inclusive of fitting

7 in Stock

Size: 295/30R19

Tyre Label

In November 2012, a standard label for vehicle tyres will be mandatory throughout Europe: based on three criteria, the EU tyre label provides information on the environmental and safety characteristics of a tyre with the aim of increasing road safety and reducing pollution.

Tyre labelling for fuel economy ranges from A to G. It uses a coloured scale: a black arrow with a large white letter points to the rating for the tyre. Tyres with the best fuel economy have a green ‘A’ rating. Tyres with the worst mpg have a red ‘G’ rating.

Tyre labelling for wet grip ranges from A to G. A black arrow and white letter points to the rating for that tyre. The rating depicts stopping distances in rainy weather.

71

Tyre labelling for noise is made up of three ‘sound wave’ bars. The rating can be either one, two or three black-coloured bars; the overall decibel rating is given in large white numbers.

Extra Load Tyre

XL stands for Extra Load. They use a more reinforced compound to carry heavier loads, but are the same size as normal tyres. If your car had XL tyres factory fitted then you must choose XL tyres for any new ones you buy.

Summer Tyre

Summer tyres offer optimal safety performance above +7 degrees celsius. The compounds used are meant to facilitate good handling and grip, on dry and wet roads alike.


£135.64

per tyre  

Inclusive of fitting

23 in Stock

Size: 275/35R20

Tyre Label

In November 2012, a standard label for vehicle tyres will be mandatory throughout Europe: based on three criteria, the EU tyre label provides information on the environmental and safety characteristics of a tyre with the aim of increasing road safety and reducing pollution.

Tyre labelling for fuel economy ranges from A to G. It uses a coloured scale: a black arrow with a large white letter points to the rating for the tyre. Tyres with the best fuel economy have a green ‘A’ rating. Tyres with the worst mpg have a red ‘G’ rating.

Tyre labelling for wet grip ranges from A to G. A black arrow and white letter points to the rating for that tyre. The rating depicts stopping distances in rainy weather.

72

Tyre labelling for noise is made up of three ‘sound wave’ bars. The rating can be either one, two or three black-coloured bars; the overall decibel rating is given in large white numbers.

Extra Load Tyre

XL stands for Extra Load. They use a more reinforced compound to carry heavier loads, but are the same size as normal tyres. If your car had XL tyres factory fitted then you must choose XL tyres for any new ones you buy.

Summer Tyre

Summer tyres offer optimal safety performance above +7 degrees celsius. The compounds used are meant to facilitate good handling and grip, on dry and wet roads alike.


£160.43

per tyre  

Inclusive of fitting

19 in Stock

Size: 305/30R19

Tyre Label

In November 2012, a standard label for vehicle tyres will be mandatory throughout Europe: based on three criteria, the EU tyre label provides information on the environmental and safety characteristics of a tyre with the aim of increasing road safety and reducing pollution.

Tyre labelling for fuel economy ranges from A to G. It uses a coloured scale: a black arrow with a large white letter points to the rating for the tyre. Tyres with the best fuel economy have a green ‘A’ rating. Tyres with the worst mpg have a red ‘G’ rating.

Tyre labelling for wet grip ranges from A to G. A black arrow and white letter points to the rating for that tyre. The rating depicts stopping distances in rainy weather.

73

Tyre labelling for noise is made up of three ‘sound wave’ bars. The rating can be either one, two or three black-coloured bars; the overall decibel rating is given in large white numbers.

Extra Load Tyre

XL stands for Extra Load. They use a more reinforced compound to carry heavier loads, but are the same size as normal tyres. If your car had XL tyres factory fitted then you must choose XL tyres for any new ones you buy.

Summer Tyre

Summer tyres offer optimal safety performance above +7 degrees celsius. The compounds used are meant to facilitate good handling and grip, on dry and wet roads alike.


£173.54

per tyre  

Inclusive of fitting

5 in Stock


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