235/65R17 Tyres

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Gislaved Soft Frost 200
£142.15
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HANKOOK Winter i cept evo3 X W330A
£142.26
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Continental CrossContact H T
£142.46
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Pirelli Cinturato C3
£143.71
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Nokian Wetproof 1
£144.02
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Pirelli Scorpion All Season SF3
£144.19
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General GRABBER A 365
£144.44
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Avon AS7 All Season
£148.43
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Bridgestone Blizzak 6 EV
£148.55
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MICHELIN Primacy 5 EV Suitable
£150.77
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NANKANG Wintersaf WS-1
£151.71
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FIRESTONE Roadhawk
£152.73
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Continental WinterContact TS SUV
£152.99
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Continental UltraContact
£153.49
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Continental 4X4 WinterContact
£153.63
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Maxxis HP-M3
£153.89
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Yokohama Geolandar CV G058
£154.03
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NANKANG Conqueror A T
£154.19
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Continental ContiCrossContact LX 2
£154.22
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Continental WinterContact TS
£156.52
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Nexen Winguard Ice 3
£157.36
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The size 235/65R17 is widely used on UK roads. This size equips everything from superminis to SUVs. With 219 offers available, you will certainly discover the tyre offering the best value for money.

To find the best tyres in 235/65R17, 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.

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 235/65R17 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.