Everyday Driving Tyres
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Need tyres for the commute, the school run and weekend trips? This range has more than 4,700 passenger car tyres from $79, for hatches, sedans, wagons and crossovers on 13 to 23-inch wheels.
Choose by what matters most to you
- Wet grip and comfort. Touring tyres such as the Bridgestone Turanza 6, Michelin Primacy 5 and Pirelli Cinturato P7 focus on wet braking and a quiet ride.
- Lowest price. The RoadX RXMOTION U11 keeps costs down for low-kilometre cars. Our own Bob Jane All-Rounder sits between budget and premium.
- Running costs. High-kilometre drivers should look at eco-friendly tyres with lower rolling resistance.
- Sharper handling. Sporty cars suit our sport and performance tyres.
- Electric cars. More than 400 sizes here carry an EV label.
Before you buy
- Extra load. Almost 2,000 tyres here are XL. If your current tyres are XL, stay with XL.
- Carmaker approvals. Many sizes are approved by Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Porsche or Audi. Match the mark if your car has one.
- Run-flats. About 300 sizes are run-flat. Keep run-flats if your car has no spare.
- Tyre type. This range also lists performance and track tyres such as the Pilot Sport Cup 2. For comfort and tread life, pick a touring model.
Make your tyres last
- Set pressures cold, using the figures on your placard, and check them monthly.
- Rotate every 10,000 km or so to even out wear between front and rear.
- Replace before the 1.5 mm legal minimum. Wet grip drops well before the tread wear bars show.
Fitting, balancing, tubeless valves, old-tyre disposal and GST are already in the price. Driving a Toyota Corolla, Mazda 3 or Hyundai i30? Start from the vehicle page.
Common questions
Should I replace two tyres or four?
Two is fine when the other pair still has plenty of tread. Fit the newer pair to the rear axle for better stability in the wet.
Is a dearer tyre always better?
No. Choose the model that suits your driving. If two options look alike on paper, your local Bob Jane T-Marts team can explain the difference.
How do I know my tyres are worn out?
Look at the tread wear indicators, small raised bars across the grooves. When the tread is level with them, you are at the legal limit. Replace sooner if you see cracks, bulges or uneven wear.
Do all four tyres need to be the same brand?
Not by law, but each axle should match. Four matching tyres give the most predictable handling.
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