Hyundai Grand Santa Fe Tyres (2013-2016)
Platform: DM
Compatible Tyre Sizes
235/60R18
Original Equipment
103H
From £62.46
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Star Performer Stratos UHP Winter XL | £62.46 | View Deal |
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Star Performer Stratos UHP Winter XL | £62.46 | View Deal |
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NANKANG Cross Seasons AW-6 SUV All-Season | £84.29 | View Deal |
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Nexen N Fera Sport SUV Summer | £87.13 | View Deal |
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NANKANG Cross Seasons AW-6 SUV All-Season | £87.90 | View Deal |
235/55R19
Option
101H
From £67.13
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Star Performer Interstellar All-Season | £67.13 | View Deal |
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Star Performer Interstellar All-Season | £67.90 | View Deal |
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HANKOOK Ventus S1 Evo 3 EV K127E Summer | £81.58 | View Deal |
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HANKOOK Ventus S1 Evo 3 EV K127E Summer | £90.58 | View Deal |
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Debica Presto Summer | £94.00 | View Deal |
235/50R20
Option
99V
From £75.56
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HANKOOK Ventus S1 Evo 3 EV K127E Summer | £75.56 | View Deal |
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NANKANG Wintersaf WS-1 fälgskyddslist Winter | £114.91 | View Deal |
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Maxxis Victra Sport 6 SUV fälgskyddslistleiste Summer | £121.39 | View Deal |
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BARUM Bravuris 6 Summer | £121.76 | View Deal |
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NANKANG Winter Activa 4 SUV fälgskyddslist Winter | £121.79 | View Deal |
245/50R20
Option
101V
From £118.65
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Pirelli Scorpion Winter Winter XL | £118.65 | View Deal |
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Pirelli Scorpion Winter Winter XL | £118.65 | View Deal |
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Continental EcoContact 7 Summer | £149.49 | View Deal |
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Maxxis Victra Sport 6 SUV fälgskyddslistleiste Summer | £154.59 | View Deal |
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NANKANG Cross Sport SP-9 Summer | £155.01 | View Deal |
The Hyundai Grand Santa Fe 2013-2016 is compatible with 4 tyre formats. The original-equipment (OE) sizes are highlighted to give you confidence when buying. You may also opt for other compatible sizes suited to your requirements.
For every listed dimension, you can view the most competitive deals in real time. Select the dimension you need to compare the tyres and their prices.
When replacing the tyres on your Hyundai Grand Santa Fe 2013-2016, replace at least two tyres on the same axle. The least worn tyres always go on the back, even on a front-wheel-drive vehicle, to maintain control in critical situations. A tread depth below 1.6mm means an MOT failure and a potential fine of up to £2,500 per tyre.