Tyres that fit your car.

The size is shown on the tyre sidewall, for example 205/55 R16 91V. The size decoder above explains what each element means.

If you do not want to go out to the garage, check field 24 of the vehicle registration document for the type approval number. Enter it in the search above and we will show you the sizes approved for your vehicle.

You may only fit sizes approved for your vehicle. There are usually several — often three to five across different rim diameters. Any other size requires an inspection report and an entry in the vehicle registration document.

Our search only displays approved sizes. Anything that does not fit is excluded.

These are the two elements at the end of the size. In 91V, 91 is the load capacity — 615 kg per tyre — and V is the approval for speeds up to 240 km/h.

Neither value may be lower than the one approved for your vehicle. Higher values are permitted. The only exception is winter tyres, which may have a lower speed rating if a notice is displayed in the driver’s field of vision.

Delivery is free throughout Switzerland from two tyres. Delivery of a single tyre costs CHF 19.90.

Each tyre shows a specific delivery date — not merely “fast”, but a weekday and date. The calculation takes stock levels and the time of order into account.

There are no weekend deliveries; orders placed on Friday evening are dispatched on Monday.

Have your tyres delivered directly to a fitting partner. Select the garage when ordering and arrange the appointment and fitting price directly with them.

The tyre price does not include fitting. Please agree the price, services and appointment directly with your chosen garage.

Yes. We do not sell used or retreaded tyres — every tyre leaves the warehouse unfitted and unused.

We cannot guarantee a specific production date in advance because the tyre assigned to the order is determined during picking. The question about the DOT code explains how to check its age yourself.

Check the DOT code on the sidewall. The last four digits show the date: in DOT U2LL LMLR 2625, 26 is the calendar week and 25 is the year 2025. This tyre was therefore made at the end of June 2025.

The code has used four digits since 2000. If it only has three digits, the tyre is more than 25 years old and should no longer be fitted to a vehicle.

An overall score from 0 to 100. It is based on three sources: publicly documented independent comparison tests, official EU tyre-label data and editorial calibration for tyres designed for particular uses. Each tyre’s score is accompanied by an explanation.

It is an editorial assessment, not our own measurement — we do not operate a test track. Price, our margin, availability, supplier and brand prestige do not affect the score.

There is no general legal requirement to fit winter tyres. However, anyone who obstructs traffic with unsuitable tyres may be held liable — and the insurer may reduce its benefits.

The deciding factor is not snow but temperature: below around 7 °C the winter compound has the advantage; above it, the summer compound performs better.

Two sets cost more to buy, but together they last longer than one set of all-season tyres — each set is only used for half the year.

Keep them cool, dry and dark. Store tyres without rims upright and rotate them slightly every few weeks; stack complete wheels flat or hang them.

Wash them and note the tread depth before storage — otherwise, by spring you may no longer know which wheels were fitted at the front.