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Tyres.net: compare tyre prices from UK sellers in one search

A price comparison site for car, motorcycle, bicycle and off-road tyres that shows what different UK sellers charge for the same tyre.

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Tyres.net is a tyre price comparison site run by TyresNET GmbH, a company based in Munich. The UK version lists tyres, wheels, engine oil and accessories with prices in pounds from UK sellers such as mytyres.co.uk, tirendo.co.uk, ATS Euromaster and a long list of smaller tyre shops. It suits drivers and riders who already know their tyre size and want to see quickly how much the same tyre costs at different shops.

You can search by width, profile, rim size, load index and speed rating, or browse by brand, season and vehicle. Results show EU label ratings for fuel efficiency, wet grip and noise, and each product shows the range of prices across sellers, from cheapest to dearest. Most purchases are completed with the seller you pick, so their delivery, fitting and returns terms apply.

Tyres.net blocks automated visits, so we checked archived copies of its own pages. Prices below are what was listed at the time and will have moved since.

What's worth a look

  • Car tyres: the Bridgestone Turanza 6 in 225/45 R17 was listed from £72.35 when we checked an archived copy of its site (April 2026), with prices up to £89.02 across sellers.
  • Michelin E Primacy: a summer tyre listed from £144.11 in 225/50 R18 when we checked an archived copy of its site (April 2026).
  • Enduro motorcycle tyres: the Michelin Enduro Medium 2 in 90/90-21 was listed from £68.99, and the Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR in 120/70 R19 from £119.99, when we checked an archived copy of its site (April 2026).
  • Off-road and 4x4 tyres: separate sections for all-terrain, highway-terrain and mud-terrain tyres make it easier to narrow down the right pattern for an SUV or pick-up.
  • Bicycle tyres: road, mountain bike, city and trekking, BMX and studded winter tyres are listed too.

Current offers

These are the deals currently listed on our Tyres.net page:

  • Motorcycle tyres with up to 30% off.
  • Off-road tyres for any terrain.
  • Summer tyres with up to 25% off.

We didn't find any discount codes on Tyres.net's own pages. Savings come from comparing sellers, so the price you pay depends on which shop you buy from.

How to save more

  • Sort by price, then open the full list of offers for your tyre. The gap between the cheapest and dearest seller can be large for the same size.
  • Check the total, not just the tyre price. Delivery, fitting and any mobile fitting charge are added at the seller's own checkout.
  • Compare tiers. The site splits results into budget, quality and premium tyres, and the EU label ratings help you judge wet grip and fuel efficiency against the price.

As with any comparison site, check the seller's delivery and returns terms before ordering. For goods bought through TyresNET itself, its returns page gives a 14-day right to cancel.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 4 Oct 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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