At Setyres, we offer fully fitted, high performance tyres at competitive prices which can be fitted at your local Setyres branch. We stock an extensive range of premium and budget tyres from a variety of leading tyre manufacturers.
So, whether you’re searching for car, van or 4x4 tyres, you’ll be sure to find the right tyre for your vehicle at one of our 22 fast fit centres.
We also offer a 24-hour emergency mobile tyre fitting service.
Buying your new tyres from Setyres couldn’t be easier – simply search for your new tyres by size using our search feature on the left and we’ll show you the exact tyre size that will fit your vehicle. You should find your car’s necessary tyre width, profile, diameter and speed rating in the car handbook.
Choosing new tyres can be confusing, with many ranges of tyres, manufacturers and tread patterns to choose from. Our guide to different tyre types will help you to make the right decision when buying new tyres.
After you have found the perfect tyre that best suits your driving requirements and budget, you’ll be able to locate your closest Setyres fitting centre.
Simply ring your nearest branch to find out whether they stock your chosen tyre and book an appointment. Our quick and reliable tyre fitting service will ensure you are back on the road as soon as possible!
There are many elements to car tyres, many of which should be taken into consideration when you come to purchase new tyres. So if you need more information, use our helpful tyre glossary here or take a look at our car tyre safety page for useful information and tips on how to properly maintain your car tyres.
The legal minimum tyre tread is 1.6mm.
Recommended tyre pressure will vary from car to car. You can find out what your tyre pressure should be on a small sticker on your bodywork, normally on the inside of the driverdoor or in the vehicle handbook. Find out more about tyre pressure.
To check whether your tread meets the legal minimum tyre tread of 1.6mm, simply place a 20p coin in one of your tyre grooves. If the raised edge on the 20p is not visible, then your tyres are likely within the legal limit. Find out more about car tread depth. If you are still not sure, visit your local SETYRES where a specialist technician will check the tread for you.
Unless you have run flat tyres, you must stop once you notice a flat tyre – it is recommended that you only drive a few metres to a safe spot.
Carrying a spare tyre is not a legal requirement and many vehicle manufacturers choose to supply a tyre repair kit instead of a spare tyre to save weight. Take a look at the options you can chose from to keep you moving if you do suffer tyre damage with our guide to spare tyres.
Ready to have your new tyres fitted? Visit us at your local Setyres branch for fitting our get in touch for more information.