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15" mags
6 fitment centres in Johannesburg
Read your sidewall. We fit the rest.
Dial in your tyre size, or tap any number on the tyre to see what it means. Then get one instant quote with budget, mid-range and premium prices side by side.
Choose your vehicle to see its factory tyre sizes.
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- Three price levels compared
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Tap a part of the code
Every tyre carries its size, load, speed and age on the sidewall. Pick a part to decode it.
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What are you driving on?
Driving style matcher
How do you drive? Four taps, three tyres.
Tell us how the car is used and we will pick a good, a better and a best tyre from what we stock, matched on tread pattern and load.
How it works
A quote that shows you more than one tyre.
Most quotes give you one price. Ours shows the tyre you chose next to the best budget, mid-range and premium option in the same size, so you always know your choices.
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Find your size
Search by the size on your sidewall or by your vehicle. Not listed? Request any size.
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Add to your quote
Tyres go in as a set of four (change it any time), mags as a set. Pick your nearest branch.
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Compare and switch
Your prices appear instantly with budget, mid-range and premium options in the same size. Switch with one tap.
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Fitted at your branch
Book a fitment slot with your quote. The branch confirms stock and your time, and you pay in store.
Before you buy
Tyre tools. No guesswork.
- Size switch calculator Going up a rim size? See both tyres drawn to scale and what your speedo will read. Open
- Tread depth check Set the depth you measured and see how close you are to the 1 mm legal limit. Open
- Tyre age from the DOT code Four digits on the sidewall tell you how old the rubber is. We work it out. Open
The top brands, all in one place
Brands we stock
Find a branch
6 branches. One near you.
Dunlop Zone, Supa Quick and Hi-Q fitment centres across Johannesburg. See who is open now.
FAQs
Good to know.
Quick answers from our tyre specialists.
How often should I check the air pressure in my tyres?
Check the air pressure in your tyres weekly, when the tyres are cold.
Is it dangerous to drive on under-inflated tyres?
Yes. Your vehicle is held up by the air chamber inside the tyres, and under-inflation is the most common cause of tyre damage. In severe cases an under-inflated tyre can burst and cause a serious accident.
How do I know if I have the correct tyres on my car?
Check the tyre placard on your vehicle, usually in the glove box, on the driver's door pillar or under the bonnet. It shows the correct size, speed rating and load capacity, and the recommended inflation pressures.
Can I mix tyres on my car?
No. Radial and cross-ply tyres handle differently and mixing them can be dangerous. Mixing different sizes or aspect ratios is also unsafe.
Does hard braking shorten tyre life?
Yes. Tyres wear quickly when they are regularly subjected to hard braking or rapid acceleration. A smoother driving style gets the most life out of your tyres.
How much tread do my tyres need?
In South Africa the legal minimum is 1 mm across the tread. The wear bars in the grooves sit at about 1.6 mm, and wet braking gets noticeably longer below 3 mm. Check yours with our tread depth tool.
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