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Every tyre that fits your car, in one search
Finding new tyres usually means looking up your size, phoning round local garages and hoping someone has the right tyre in stock. Tyre Runner's tyre finder does all of that in one search: enter your registration or tyre size and we'll show you every tyre that fits, at retailers large and small.
We independently compare national chains like Kwik Fit, National, ATS and Blackcircles alongside trusted local independents — so you see what's actually in stock near you, not a tyre you'll have to wait a week for.
Every result is a brand-new tyre with a fully fitted price, and you choose how it gets fitted: at a local garage, by a mobile fitter at your home or work, or delivered to your door.
Why use our tyre finder
How does the tyre finder work?
Finding tyres just became simple. Tyre Runner independently compares retailers large and small from Blackcircles to Halfords and many local independents in-between — find your tyre, pick a fitter and book.
Search by reg or tyre size
We find every tyre that fits your car in seconds.
Compare retailers near you
See live prices and reviews from thousands of options side by side.
Book fitting online
Choose a local garage or mobile fitter and book securely in seconds.
How to find the right tyres for your car
Your tyre size is printed on the sidewall of your current tyres — a code like 205/55 R16 91V giving the width, profile, rim size, load index and speed rating. Not sure what it means? Search by registration instead and we'll match the sizes your car was built for, or browse sizes by wheel, like 16-inch tyres.
Next, choose the right type for how you drive. Summer tyres suit most UK drivers, while all-season and winter tyres give extra grip in the cold and wet. If you have a favourite manufacturer, filter your results by tyre brand.
Finally, decide how you'd like them fitted. Book a slot at one of the fitting centres we compare, or choose mobile tyre fitting and have a fitter come to you.
Every leading brand, one search
From premium to budget-friendly — compare the brands drivers trust most, side by side.
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