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How to choose new tyres for UAE roads

Start with the size on your current sidewall — it's the only thing that must match. After that, the three things that matter most for driving in the Emirates are:

• Heat resistance. Look for a temperature grade of A in the UTQG marking and a speed index that comfortably exceeds how you drive — H (210 km/h) or V (240 km/h) for most sedans.
• Load index for SUVs. A loaded Land Cruiser or Patrol on a hot highway needs the full load rating. Never fit a lower load index than the placard says.
• Noise and comfort. Long commutes on concrete sections of Emirates Road are noisy. Touring tyres like the Michelin Primacy, Bridgestone Turanza or Continental UltraContact are noticeably quieter than sporty patterns.

Economy, mid-range or premium

Economy tyres (Zeetex, Triangle, Roadstone, Otani) are fine for city driving in small cars and cost roughly half the premium price. Mid-range Korean and Japanese brands (Hankook, Kumho, Yokohama, Toyo, Nexen) are where most of our customers land — strong wet braking for occasional rain, good wear in heat, and sensible prices. Premium tyres (Michelin, Bridgestone, Continental, Pirelli, Goodyear) earn their price on heavy SUVs, performance cars and anything that spends a lot of time at highway speed.

Why tyre age matters more here

A tyre stored in an un-air-conditioned warehouse in Jebel Ali for two years is not the same as a fresh one, even if it's never been fitted. We only supply stock made in the last 12 months and show you the DOT code. Be wary of "new" tyres offered at prices that look too good — they're often old stock.

Paying for new tyres

A full set of SUV tyres can cost AED 2,000–4,000. You can pay by card or cash on completion, or split the total into four interest-free payments with Tabby or Tamara — the first payment is taken at fitting and the rest monthly.