Driving / Tyres
265/50 R22: from £211.46.
7 tyres in stock in this size. The 7 cheapest are below, with each one's EU label where the retailer gives it.
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Cheapest first.
01 / Cheapest in stockEvery link on this page is an affiliate link, and we earn commission if you buy through it. Commission never changes the order: tyres are sorted by price. How we make money.
Source: Tyre retailers' own product feeds, through Awin Tyres checked
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01
Yokohama Ice Guard G075
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Cheapest We earn commission- One tyre
- £211.46
- Set of four
- £845.84
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02
Yokohama Geolandar X-CV G057B
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We earn commission- One tyre
- £221
- Set of four
- £884
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03
Yokohama Ice Guard IG65
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We earn commission- One tyre
- £299.62
- Set of four
- £1,198.48
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04
Michelin Primacy 5
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We earn commission- One tyre
- £302.40
- Set of four
- £1,209.60
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05
Michelin X-Ice North 4
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We earn commission- One tyre
- £345.08
- Set of four
- £1,380.32
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06
BF Goodrich Trail Terrain T/A
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We earn commission- One tyre
- £351.92
- Set of four
- £1,407.68
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07
Michelin X-Ice Snow SUV
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We earn commission- One tyre
- £353.03
- Set of four
- £1,412.12
- Prices come from the retailer's own product feed, supplied through Awin, and are for one tyre. The retailer's page has the final price, VAT and delivery, and any fitting charge: check them before you order. Tyres on this list are in stock when we last checked.
- The EU tyre label grades are the retailer's figures: fuel efficiency and wet grip from A (best) to G, and the noise the tyre makes in decibels. A better label usually costs more, and the label doesn't say how long a tyre lasts. Wet grip is the one that matters most for stopping distances.
- The legal minimum tread depth in Great Britain is 1.6 mm across the central three quarters of the tyre. Fit tyres of the same size and type on the same axle. Your car's handbook says which speed rating and load index it needs: don't go below them.
- Worn tyres are a common reason for an MOT failure. See MOT pass rates for your car, and the car running costs tool.
Common sizes.
02 / Popular sizes- 205/55 R16 (602 in stock)
- 215/65 R16 (450 in stock)
- 225/45 R17 (450 in stock)
- 205/60 R16 (445 in stock)
- 225/55 R17 (427 in stock)
- 235/55 R19 (426 in stock)
- 225/50 R17 (425 in stock)
- 195/65 R15 (423 in stock)
- 215/60 R17 (392 in stock)
- 195/55 R16 (370 in stock)
- 225/45 R18 (365 in stock)
- 215/55 R17 (359 in stock)
- 235/55 R18 (359 in stock)
- 235/60 R18 (353 in stock)
- 215/60 R16 (350 in stock)
- 255/45 R20 (329 in stock)
- 185/65 R15 (328 in stock)
- 225/40 R18 (321 in stock)
- 245/45 R19 (303 in stock)
- 245/45 R18 (298 in stock)
- 235/45 R18 (296 in stock)
- 235/55 R17 (295 in stock)
- 225/55 R18 (289 in stock)
- 255/50 R19 (288 in stock)
Data sources
- Tyre retailers' own product feeds, through Awin. Tyre names, sizes, EU tyre labels and prices come from each retailer's own product feed, supplied through the Awin affiliate network. The label grades are the retailer's figures. Check the price, VAT and delivery with the retailer before you buy.