Michelin advises drivers to let their car tyres wear down to the 1.6 mm, which is the legal limit in most countries, rather than changing them too early.

Which? expert advice on how and where to buy the best tyres for your car, including used tyres, run-flat tyres and all-season tyres. We also explain what to look out for when buying tyres.

From which tyres fit your car to understanding tyre sizes and how long tyres should last. We explain all in our complete guide to choosing car tyres.

In our wet weather tyre tests, we found a 10.4-metre difference between the stopping distances of the best and worst tyres.

Regardless of whether you want a high-performance tire for your sports car or an affordable all-around tire, it pays to keep an eye on new tire developments.

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Drivers worried about approaching the 1.6mm legal limit for tyre tread depth and thinking about getting new rubber for their car early should think again. That’s the advice from the experts at ...

I have noticed a string of letters and numbers on the side of my tyres and I am wondering what they mean. Do I need to know or can I simply\y leave them for my mechanic to decode?

Got a flat tyre or puncture? Our simple step-by-step guide explains how to change a car tyre or use a tyre repair kit safely.

Can I have two different size tyres on my car? My 2016 Fiesta has alloy wheels and there are two different recommended tyre sizes- 195/45/16 and 195/50/16. I currently have 4 x 195/45/16's on the car.