Tyre brands

Premium tyres are manufactured by Bridgestone, Continental, Dunlop, Goodyear, Michelin, Nokian Tyres, Pirelli or Yokohama. These are the most modern products using advanced technologies. Tyres from premium brands are the best on the market, most often awarded top scores in tests by automotive magazines and organisations, and can handle the toughest road conditions. Premium tyres are distinguished by innovative solutions that make driving even safer and more comfortable.

Models from leading manufacturers are especially recommended for drivers with a dynamic driving style and for larger and more powerful cars (large sedans, sports cars, SUVs, etc.). The best tyre manufacturers on the market are companies with extensive industry experience. Often, their history dates all the way back to the 19th century. Each of them can boast a significant contribution to automotive development.

Often, tyre manufacturers worldwide have mid-range tyres among their offerings. The most popular brands are: BFGoodrich, Falken, Firestone, Fulda, Hankook, Kleber, Kumho and Uniroyal. These types of tyres offer excellent value for money. They are a compromise between premium and economy tyres. They perform well in the city and on the road. They are installed in both city or compact-class cars and slightly larger cars.

The economy class will be worth recommending if you are looking for low-cost tyres. These include brands such as: Apollo, Barum, Dębica, Firemax, Imperial, Kormoran, Laufenn or Sava, as well as a number of others that are less well-known but also worthy of consideration. Tyre manufacturers often offer these types of models to drivers who are calm, predominantly city drivers and have smaller or weaker cars. Low-cost tyres often use older technologies, originally used in premium models.