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Buy car tyres online

Looking to buy tyres online? Here at Merityre Specialists, we supply a wide range of tyres from leading tyre manufacturers, such Avon, Hankook, Goodyear and more. All our car tyres are fitted by trained experts at our branches.

Why buy tyres from Merityre?

Tyres to suit all needs and budgets

Whatever vehicle you drive, we have a huge selection of tyres online to choose from. Select the best car tyres for you from budget to premium, high-performance to off-road - all at competitive prices to suit your budget.

Accredited Professionals

Here at Merityre Specialists, we are proud to announce that a number of our branches have been accredited as Michelin Certified Centres and Pirelli Performance Centres. This means you can relax in the knowledge you’re in safe hands.

Free Tyre Inspection

Not sure how to check if your tyres are safe and legal? Merityre Specialists will check the tyre pressure, tyre tread depth and the condition of your tyres for free.

Online car tyres

Ready to buy car tyres online with Merityre? Simply use the tyre calulcator above to find your tyres online by registration or size. Alternatively, find your nearest Merityre Specialists branch today.

When it comes to selecting tyres for your vehicle, the amount of choice can be often overwhelming. To break it down, here are some points to consider before making your decision:

  • Size – you will need to know the tyre size that your vehicle requires before purchasing them. You can find this information on the tyre sidewall.
  • Specification – different cars require different tyres, so you should filter your results by choosing car, 4x4 or van tyres as required.
  • Price – another decision you will face is whether to buy budget or premium tyres. Take a look at our advice for further guidance on buying budget or premium tyres.
  • Season – when you buy your new tyres you should take in to account the weather conditions that you want them to cope with. You can choose winter, summer or all season tyres for your vehicle. Take a look here for more information on seasonal tyres.
  • Other requirements – if you are still faced with a difficult decision following the filters above, you should then think about what you demand from a tyre. Is it important that the tyre can perform at speed or that it is fuel efficient? To help you make an informed purchase, use the EU Tyre Label.

The correct tyre pressures enhance your handling capabilities, reduce your fuel consumption and promote even tyre wear, so it is important that you maintain them. The recommended pressures for your tyres are specified by your vehicle manufacturer and vary between vehicle make and models.

You can easily find the specified tyre pressures for your vehicle by checking your vehicle handbook, fuel cap or the inside edge of your car door. Tyre pressure is measured by calculating the air in your tyre in pounds per square inch (PSI).

As a car owner, it is your duty to ensure that your tyres meet legal requirements at all times. Below, we have listed some of the main reasons why you might need to replace your tyres.

  • Low tread depth – if your tread depth has dropped below the legal minimum of 1.6mm, you must have these tyres replaced - or you could face a hefty fine and points on your licence. However, when tread drops below 3mm, gripping and handling properties are dramatically affected - so this might be a better time to replace tyres. Learn how to check your tread depth here.
  • Signs of damage – if you find any signs of damage such as cuts, lumps or bulges on your tyre, you should contact a tyre specialist - as driving on damaged tyres could be dangerous. You may not need to have your tyres replaced, as some damage can be repaired. Find out more about inspecting your tyres for damage here.
  • Old age – most tyres will become worn or damaged before they have chance to age. However, if your tyres do start to show signs of aging, it is time to replace them. If cracks begin to appear or you have owned your tyres for over five years, you need to have them looked at by a tyre specialist.