235/60R18 Tyres

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Falken AZENIS FK510A SUV
£129.49
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KLEBER Krisalp HP 3 SUV
£130.14
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Kumho Crugen Premium KL33
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Continental PremiumContact 7
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Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season
£133.11
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Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 050
£133.79
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Dunlop Grandtrek PT20
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Viking ProTech NewGen
£134.00
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Dunlop Grandtrek AT 5
£134.02
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HANKOOK iON ST AS IH61A SUV EV
£134.15
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Continental ContiSportContact 5
£134.57
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Dunlop e.Sport Maxx
£134.64
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Yokohama Geolandar A T4 G018A
£134.66
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Nexen Winguard Sport 3 EV Root
£134.94
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Dunlop Sport Response
£135.12
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Dunlop SP Sport Maxx 060
£135.38
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BF Goodrich g-Force Winter 2 SUV
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The dimension 235/60R18 is among the most common among motorists in the United Kingdom. It is found on many different makes and models. Among the 305 tyres listed, you are sure to find the tyre ideal for your vehicle.

To choose well tyres in 235/60R18, 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.

Reading a tyre dimension 235/60R18 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.