FAQs

All of our prices take Value Added Tax into account.

We accept a variety of payment methods, including:

• Visa
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• Visa Electron
• MasterCard
• MasterCard Debit
• American Express
• Maestro
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Payments on our website are processed through Sage Pay.

Your vehicle will perform better when all the tyres are new, however, if some of your tyres are perfectly fine then changing 2 at a time would a budget friendly alternative. Due to handling and grip differences, changing them in pairs helps keep the axle consistant and maintains a smooth driving experience. Single tyres changes should only be made as a last resort.

Our standard delivery (1-2 working days) to the UK Mainland is free for commercial addresses or £5 for residential addresses. Non-mainland UK delivery (such as the Scottish Highlands) will be charged accordingly on an order surcharge basis. Please see our delivery page for more information.

Yes, we build up all wheels and tyres unless specified otherwise. Please use the Order Notes box in the checkout to let us know if you don’t want them made up.

This letter indicates the maximum speed the tyre is designed to handle. Please see our speed rating guide for more information on this.

Please see our sidewall measurement guide for the complete breakdown of these numbers and letters.

Each tyre requires a different air pressure, and depending on a variety of factors they can range quite dramatically. You should be able to find your particular vehicle’s PSI (or Bar) in it’s handbook, on the information placard inside the driver’s door, in the fuel door or glove box. If you can’t find it in any of these locations then get in touch with your vehicle’s manufacturer, be sure sure to keep your vehicle’s information to hand so that they can best help you.

The UK law currently states 1.6mm as the legal minimum for cars, cans and LCVs. For vehicles weighing more than 3.5 tonnes (such as trucks and lorrys) and motorbikes over 50cc the minimum legal tread depth is 1mm.

This may be a problem with the alignment of your wheels, which also cause your tyres may wear unevenly and cause them to need replacing sooner than they should. We do not currently offer a wheel alignment service, but this service is available from most garages and mechanics.

Tyres should be checked at least once a month. If you have a long journet coming up, be sure to check them before then also. Be sure to check the air pressure and tread depth of all tyres (including the spare, if you don’t have a spare then check your sealant and air compressor).

Winter tyres aren’t a legal requirement in the UK, however they are recommended as they offer improved safety and performance in cold weather. If you are travelling to another country in Europe you may be required to fit winter tyres to your vehicle as a legal requirement. Be sure to check the road laws of your destination country before departing.

The life span of your tyre depends on several factors, including driving style and tyre quality. For example, tyres used on smooth, well maintained roads will last longer than tyres used in an off road context. Quality also plays a big role in tread wear – as with most things, you get what you pay for. For example, a set of BF Goodrich or Pirelli tyres will last longer than budgets due to the rubber compound quality, design and overall manufacturing standards.

Sadly we are not able to provide a tracking adjustment service at this time.