225/50R18 Tyres

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Kumho Ecsta HS52 llantaleiste
£133.61
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Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5 EVR
£133.99
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HANKOOK Ventus Prime 4 K135
£134.29
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HANKOOK Ventus S1 Evo 2 K117B HRS
£134.35
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Nokian Snowproof 1
£134.40
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KLEBER Krisalp HP 3 cerchioleiste
£134.80
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Bridgestone Turanza All season 6 EV
£135.68
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Toyo Observe S944 cerchioleiste
£135.93
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Yokohama Advan Sport V107E
£138.02
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Pirelli Powergy All Season SF
£138.17
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Nokian Seasonproof 2
£138.68
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BARUM Quartaris 6

BARUM Quartaris 6

All-Season XL
£138.86
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SEMPERIT All Season-Grip 2
£139.00
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MICHELIN E Primacy EV Suitable
£140.15
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Continental AllSeasonContact 2
£140.56
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Viking FourTech Plus
£140.88
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HANKOOK Ventus Prime 4 K135A
£141.16
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Nexen Winguard Sport 3 EV Root
£141.55
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HANKOOK Winter i cept evo 4 W340
£141.93
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Continental PremiumContact 7
£142.18
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The format 225/50R18 is one of the most popular across Britain. This dimension is fitted to a huge range of vehicles. By comparing 200 results, you can easily identify the tyre that best suits your needs.

To find the best tyres in 225/50R18, several factors should be considered: your annual mileage, your comfort and noise preferences and your budget. The load index and speed rating must conform to the figures shown on the tyre placard.

Buying your tyres online is an excellent way to find better deals. Most of the retailers include free shipping and some offer fitting at a partner centre near you.

Reading a tyre dimension 225/50R18 is simpler than it looks: the opening figure indicates the tyre's width, the second is the aspect ratio as a percentage, and R denotes radial construction followed by the wheel diameter. Everything is marked on the side of your current tyres.