Buy 225 55 R18 Car Tyres
Tyres are crucial for both performance and safety. You should always ensure you opt for tyres that fit your vehicle correctly and that can cope in-terms of speed and load. 225 55 R18 tyres have the following characteristics:
- A width of 225mm (from sidewall to sidewall)
- An aspect ratio of 55%, meaning a height of 123.75mm
- Are of a radial (R) type construction
- A diameter of 18 inches
These details will also be displayed on your tyre's sidewall, together with other useful information, including load and speed rating and date of production. You can find out more about tyre markings here.
Cars that use this tyre size
This size tyre can be used on a variety of cars, including the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, Audi A6/A7, BMW X1, Citroen CGX, Dacia Duster, Ford Taurus, Honda Element, Jeep Compass/Cherokee, Kia Sportage, Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Mitsubishi Outlander, Peugeot 408/408X, Toyota Corolla Cross, Vauxhall Grandland, and Volvo EX30.
If you are unsure which tyres are suitable for your car, you can use our handy online tool. All you need to do is enter your car registration number.
Popular 225 55 R18 tyres
Some highly-regarded options when it comes to this size of tyre are outlined below.
Pirelli Powergy
The Powergy is a premium summer tyre designed for a range of passenger vehicles ranging from small/medium cars through to SUVs. It offers exceptional levels of grip and braking in wet conditions, precise handling, reduced risk of aquaplaning, low rolling resistance, and enhanced driver and passenger comfort.
Features include fin-shaped sipes, wide central grooves, sipe alignment, and a special polymer compound. This tyre is A-rated for wet grip, B-rated for fuel efficiency, and a noise level rating of 68dB.
Falken Ziex ZE310 Ecorun
The Falken Ziex ZE310 Ecorun is a mid-range summer tyre that is suitable for a wide range of cars. The Ziex ZE310 Ecorun features a number of new technologies and offers reduced braking distances, rapid steering response, lateral stability, low noise levels and resistance to aquaplaning. This tyre performs well on both dry and wet roads during the summer months.
This tyre is A-rated for wet grip, C-rated for fuel efficiency, and a noise level rating of just 67dB.
In addition to tyre fitting, Protyre garages offer a number of free safety checks, including checks on tyres . You can find your nearest Protyre by entering your postcode in our online search function.
The Protyre network consists of more than 175 garages across the UK, and we are now one of the largest tyre retailers in the country. Protyre offers a vast range of tyres to suit all budgets. All Protyre garages are staffed by experienced and qualified fitters.
A width of 225mm
An aspect ratio of 55%, giving a tyre height of 123.75mm
Are of radial (R) construction
A diameter of 17 inches
Choosing the correct tyres for your vehicle is extremely important for both safety and performance, as is ensuring you have the correct tyre pressure. The correct tyre pressure is dependent upon the vehicle the tyres are fitted to, and not the tyres themselves. This can be found in your owner's manual and differs slightly depending on make/model.
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The cost of tyres is dependent on a variety of factors. Tyres tend to be categorised as premium, mid-range, and economy. Premium tyres are those from leading manufacturers such as Pirelli, Michelin, Goodyear. These have a relatively high price tag that reflects their performance, reliability, and the amount invested in R&D etc. Economy tyres are those at the opposite end price-wise, and include products from brands such as Ovation, Budget, and Enduro-Runway. Mid-range are those that are priced somewhere between the two, and include brands such as Firestone, Avon, and Uniroyal.
Generally speaking, tyres can cost as little as £50 right up to several hundred pounds (or more).
No matter what tyres you decide to opt for, it can sometimes be hard to find the money up-front. If this is the case, it might be worth considering paying with Klarna
This is an entirely personal decision. There is no requirement to use exactly the same tyres, but many drivers do because it is simpler and more convenient.
You may feel like trying something different, or perhaps you want to switch from using summer/winter tyres to all-season varieties (or vice versa). The key thing is to ensure that the tyres are the correct size and meet your requirements in terms of load and speed ratings.