Tire selection
Sizes, seasons, markings and tire suitability for a specific vehicle.
During the winter period from December 1 to March 1, passenger vehicles with a gross weight up to 3.5 t must be equipped with suitable winter tires. Winter tires must have the “mountain and snowflake” marking, and the minimum tread depth is 4 mm.
Do not wait until the last day before December 1. It is better to change tires in advance when temperatures regularly approach winter conditions, night frost is possible or roads become wet and slippery.
Different seasonal tires use different rubber compounds and tread patterns. Winter tires work better in cold, snow and ice, while summer tires provide more stable handling, shorter braking and lower wear in warm weather.
After the mandatory winter period ends, you can switch to summer tires when the weather is consistently warm and frost or snow is no longer expected. Switching too early in spring can reduce grip on cold mornings.
It is an international winter tire marking showing that the tire has been tested and recognized as suitable for snow, ice and icy conditions. An M+S marking alone is no longer sufficient during the winter period.
Open the tire section and use filters by size, season, brand or vehicle parameters. If you are not sure about the size, use the tire calculator or contact us.
The tire size is shown on the sidewall, for example 205/55 R16. These numbers indicate width, profile and wheel diameter.
Yes, you can use tire selection by vehicle or contact us. For a more accurate consultation, prepare the vehicle make, model, year and current tire size.
Summer tires are made for warm weather, winter tires provide grip in cold and snowy conditions, and all-season tires are a compromise for calm driving in changing weather.
Sometimes an alternative size is possible, but safety, speedometer difference, wheel parameters and manufacturer recommendations must be considered. We recommend consulting us before choosing.
