Buy Mid-Range Tyres Online

While there’s no doubt that premium tyres are going to be the best you can buy, what if you need to replace all four and the price is just too eye-wateringly expensive? Mid-range tyres are often worth a look, however, this middle ground can be quite confusing and it requires a little research if you want to be sure of making the right decision.

Theoretically, a decent mid-range tyre should be of a reasonably good quality, durable enough for the average driver and not too pricey. But you do need to be careful. Some disreputable garages, and their wholesallers, will sell you a tyre they call a ‘mid-range’ when it’s actually a budget tyre, quietly pocketing the price difference for themselves!

So what's our definition of a Mid-range Tyre?

Don’t be instantly put off just because you’re being offered tyres with a brand name you’ve never heard of. There are some very good mid-range tyre manufacturers out there with decent quality products, they just don’t get the same publicity as the Pirellis and Michelins, so don’t rule them out, look them up and check the reviews. One good way to find out if the tyres you’re looking at are good, is if they’re OE (Original Equipment) tyres. That is, if any manufacturers choose to have them factory fitted to their vehicles. Volkswagen, Hyundai and other will often fit good mid-range tyres like Hankook, Falken, GT Radial and more.

You can be pretty sure that massive car companies wouldn’t just fit any old tyres to their brand new cars, they’d do their research and a lot of testing, so it’s going to be a tyre you won’t regret buying. While not as cheap as a budget tyre, you will save a little money when compared with premium tyres.