Porsche Macan 2021-2025

225/60R18 Tyres

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NANKANG AS-1
£122.05
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UNIROYAL WinterExpert
£123.24
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General Snow Grabber Plus
£123.93
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Cooper Zeon 4XS Sport
£124.41
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Maxxis Premitra 6
£124.51
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Bridgestone Alenza 001
£124.75
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Dunlop Sport Response
£124.90
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SEMPERIT Speed-Grip 5
£125.41
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Yokohama Advan V61
£126.02
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UNIROYAL RainExpert 5
£126.94
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HANKOOK Kinergy 4S² H750
£127.24
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Cooper Winter
£127.30
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Toyo Proxes Comfort
£127.75
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NANKANG Cross Sport SP-9
£129.20
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HANKOOK Ventus Prime 4 K135A
£129.49
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Yokohama Geolandar A T G015
£129.94
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Maxxis Razr AT-781
£131.28
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Kumho WinterCraft WP52
£131.56
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Nokian Powerproof 2
£131.85
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Nokian Seasonproof 1
£131.87
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Maxxis Razr AT-781 fälgskyddslistleiste
£132.41
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The format 225/60R18 is one of the most popular across Britain. This dimension is fitted to a huge range of vehicles. By comparing 210 results, you can easily identify the tyre that best suits your needs.

To choose well tyres in 225/60R18, think about your driving habits: the typical weather conditions in your area, the season and the overall value for money. The technical specifications must match your vehicle manufacturer's recommendations.

Purchasing tyres from an online retailer often enables you to save money compared with a local garage. The merchants listed on our comparison tool offer free delivery and some also arrange a mobile fitting service at your home or workplace.

Understanding the markings 225/60R18 can be done in seconds: the first number is the width in millimetres, followed by the sidewall height as a ratio, and R signals a radial tyre, with the final number being the rim size in inches. This information is printed on the sidewall of your current tyres.