
Budget Tyres

Should I buy Budget Tyres?
Budget car tyres are known to wear out faster. However, if you're not doing a lot of driving, you're unlikely to see the benefit of purchasing more expensive tyres.
What are the Best Budget Tyres?
Some of the best budget tyre brands that we have on offer are HILO tyres, Event tyres & Tigar tyres. Choosing a new set of car tyres can be a delicate balancing act between getting something that delivers the level of performance you need and ensuring you get a good deal for the amount of money you're spending.
Check out our blog for some inspiration on choosing the best budget tyres for your car. Here, you'll find the answers to questions on costs, budget tyre brands and tyre price categories.
Why choose Budget Tyres?
Premium tyres offer the best performance and handling for high-speed driving and those who travel frequently on motorways. However, if you typically only make short journeys, budget car tyres may be a better option.
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FAQs
What are budget tyre brands
Budget tyres are available from lots of top brands, including HILO, Event and Tigar tyres. You can explore all our leading tyre brands online and find the best budget tyres for your needs.
What is classed as a budget tyre?
Car tyres that are in the cheaper price range and offer less durability than mid-range or premium tyres are generally classed as budget tyres.
How long do budget tyres last?
Generally, car tyres should last for around 20,000 miles. However, compared to mid-range tyres and premium tyres, budget tyres are the least durable, and therefore likely to have the shortest lifespan. We only recommend budget tyres for drivers that only use their vehicle occasionally and have a relatively small mileage, or for a second car that is used less frequently.
Are budget tyres noisy?
Yes, budget tyres tend to be noisier than premium or mid-range tyres.
Are budget tyres better than part-worn tyres?
Yes, if you're looking for affordable tyres, budget tyres are a much better and safer option than part-worn tyres. We do not advise buying part-worn tyres as they can be extremely dangerous and even illegal if they are too worn or damaged. If you're considering budget vs. part-worn tyres, budget tyres are always the better option.