Summer tyres
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ContinentalUltraContact
215/55 R17 94WSummerPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 79/100CHF 117.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 471.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
GoodyearEfficient Grip Performance 2
215/50 R17 91WSummerPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 86/100CHF 117.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 471.60 Available from stock 2–4 days In stock: 18 unitsQuantity -
NexenRoadian HTX RH5
235/65 R18 110HSummerQuality Fits your VANTIQ Index not yet ratedCHF 100.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 403.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
LeaoNOVA-FORCE
235/50 R18 101WSummerBudget Fits your VANTIQ Index 70/100CHF 120.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 483.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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BridgestoneDueler Sport H/P
215/60 R17 96HSummerPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 75/100CHF 129.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 519.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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MichelinPilot Sport CUP 2 Connect LTS
245/35 R20 95YSummerPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 82/100CHF 342.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 1,371.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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MichelinPrimacy 4 AO1
225/55 R18 102YSummerPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 85/100CHF 160.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 643.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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YokohamaAdvan A052
255/40 R17 98WSummerPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 87/100CHF 419.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 1,679.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
ContinentalEcocontact 6 MO
235/45 R20 100TSummerPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 74/100CHF 243.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 975.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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ContinentalPremiumcontact 2
215/45 R16 86HSummerPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 82/100CHF 138.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 555.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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PirelliP Zero (Sports Car)NC0
285/45 R21 113YSummerPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index not yet ratedCHF 319.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 1,279.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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Summer Tires
Summer tires are designed for warm roads and higher temperatures. Their rubber compound remains stable in the heat, ensuring precise handling, reliable grip, and the lowest possible wear. The tread is designed to effectively displace water, even in heavy rain.
When should I change?
The often-mentioned 7 °C is a guideline, not a strict limit. The actual weather conditions are crucial: if temperatures remain consistently mild and no snow or ice is expected, switching to summer tires makes sense.
Those who book an appointment early usually benefit from a wider selection and avoid seasonal workshop congestion.
Why winter tires are not suitable in summer
Winter tires have a softer rubber compound and many fine sipes. These characteristics improve grip in cold weather, snow, and ice. On warm asphalt, however, they can lead to less precise handling, longer braking distances, and increased wear.
Rolling resistance can also increase. As a result, winter tires wear out faster in summer and can increase fuel consumption. If you want good performance in winter, you should not drive your winter tires all year round.
Summer or all-season tires?
All-season tires can be a practical solution for vehicles with low annual mileage and predominant use in the Swiss Mittelland. Modern models are significantly more powerful than previous generations and carry a certified winter marking.
Nevertheless, they remain a compromise: a single tire must perform in summer heat as well as in cold and snow. Those who drive a lot on highways, regularly travel in mountainous regions, or want the highest possible performance reserves in every season are usually better off with separate summer and winter tires.
Wet conditions and aquaplaning
Wide longitudinal grooves and an appropriate tread design help to displace water from under the tire. How early aquaplaning occurs depends, among other things, on speed, water depth, tread depth, and tire pressure.
The wet grip rating on the EU tire label evaluates braking distance on wet roads. It is an important guide for safety in rain but does not directly indicate a tire's aquaplaning behavior.
Finding the right size
The tire size is indicated on the tire sidewall, for example, 205/55 R16 91V. In the Swiss vehicle registration document, the individual permissible tire sizes are usually not fully listed.
For newer vehicles with IVI vehicle data, you can conveniently select your vehicle by make, model, body, and engine on VANTIQ. Alternatively, enter the type approval number from digit 24 of the Swiss vehicle registration document. We will then show you the tire sizes stored for your vehicle.