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ALL PRICES ARE VAT INCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE VAT INCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE VAT INCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE VAT INCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE VAT INCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE VAT INCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE VAT INCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE VAT INCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE VAT INCLUSIVE
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How To Read Your Tyre
The markings on your tyre show its size, construction, load capacity and maximum speed.
Width
Aspect ratio
Radial construction
Wheel diameter
Load rating
Speed rating
Extra Load
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From everyday road use to performance driving and off-road adventures, the right tyre makes all the difference. Explore tyres selected to deliver the performance, durability and confidence your vehicle demands.
Frequently Asked questions
FAQ's
How do I know which tyre size I need?
You can find your tyre size on the sidewall of your current tyres. It will look something like 205/55R16. You can also check your vehicle's owner's manual or the tyre placard, usually found inside the driver's door. Always make sure the size matches your vehicle's recommended specifications.
Can I use a different brand from my current tyres?
Yes, you can switch to a different tyre brand, provided the tyres meet your vehicle's recommended size, load index and speed rating requirements. Different brands offer different performance characteristics, so choose tyres that suit your driving style, budget and needs.
What does XL mean on a tyre?
XL stands for Extra Load. These tyres are designed to carry a higher load than standard tyres of the same size when inflated to the appropriate pressure. Always check your vehicle's recommended tyre specifications before choosing XL tyres.
What are load index and speed rating?
The load index indicates the maximum load a tyre can carry at its specified inflation pressure, while the speed rating indicates the maximum speed at which the tyre can safely operate under specified conditions. Both ratings should meet or exceed your vehicle manufacturer's recommendations.
Should I replace all four tyres at the same time?
Replacing all four tyres at the same time is ideal when possible, as it helps maintain balanced handling and consistent grip. If you only replace two tyres, they should generally be fitted to the rear axle for better stability, provided the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations do not specify otherwise. On all-wheel-drive vehicles, check the manufacturer's requirements, as differences in tyre circumference can damage the drivetrain.
Can BUILT GARAGE help me choose the right tyre?
Absolutely! At BUILT GARAGE, we can help you find tyres suited to your vehicle, driving style and budget. Simply contact us with your vehicle details and preferred tyre size, and we'll help you find the right option for your build.