Buy Quality Run Flat Tyres Online With Protyre

At Protyre, we stock run flat tyres from the biggest brands on the market. Most newer cars are equipped with run flat tyres, which are manufactured with stronger, reinforced sidewalls to keep you moving safely in the event of a puncture. If you’re looking for new and reliable run flat tyres, you’ve come to the right place.

Or, if you need advice on the most suitable tyres for your vehicle before you buy new ones, don’t hesitate to get in touch with your local Protyre garage. You can then find and buy quality new tyres online right here: simply enter your vehicle registration below to get started.
 

Buy Car Tyres Online With Protyre

Up to 40% off tyres when you buy online - all prices include fitting at your local Protyre garage.

Find your next car tyres the easy way

Buy tyres online with our quick and easy tyre finder. We have great car tyre deals on many trusted brands, and all prices include fitting at your local Protyre centre. With same day fitting available on many tyres! At Protyre we offer a comprehensive range of Premium, Mid-range and Economy tyres from respected tyre manufacturers. Enter your car's registration number below to search for available tyres.  

How do you buy run flat tyres online?

At Protyre, we want to make it quick and easy to buy run flat tyres online. That’s why you can order yours in a few simple steps, which we’ve explained below:

Step 1: Enter your car registration into the box on this page and we’ll show you the best run flat tyres for your vehicle.

Step 2: Select which Protyre garage you’d like to get your tyres fitted at. We have 180+ garages across the UK, so you’re sure to find one close to you.

Step 3: Choose a date that suits your schedule. If you need to get back on the road quickly, we might even be able to fit them on the same day, depending on which run flat car tyres you choose.
 

Which run flat tyres are available?

We stock a wide variety of run flat tyres from leading brands including Michelin, Continental, Bridgestone, Falken, Goodyear and Pirelli. So, whatever your budget might be, we’re confident that you’ll find quality tyres at great prices.

From the trusty Bridgestone Turanza T005, ideal for summer driving, to the Potenza, which maintains great control in wet weather, there’s a huge selection to choose from.

The Blizzak range is great in cold conditions and is often seen on the BMW X5 and X6, as well as the Mini Cooper, Toyota Sienna and Lexus IS. We also stock Falken run flat tyres, which offer exceptional value for money and are available in an XL version, ideal for heavily laden vehicles.
 

How do I choose the right run flat tyres?

Regardless of your specific requirements and vehicle type, we strive to make sure that you choose the right run flats. Overall, the best run flat tyres for you will be determined by several factors including the type of vehicle you own, the weight of your load and the weather conditions you’ll be driving in.

To make it easier for you, we’ve included symbols next to each type that tells you whether that particular model is suited to cars, 4x4s, vans and extra loads, plus summer or winter conditions. You’ll also be able to see whether they are classed as an economy, mid-range or premium option.

So, to get started, enter your vehicle registration and we’ll show you which type of tyres fit your car. Then, add your postcode to see the next available fitting at your local garages. After that, you can easily book and use our secure checkout to pay for your tyres online, with fitment at your chosen garage guaranteed.
 

Search for your run flat tyres by brand

Select a logo to view the full range of tyres for each brand, available at any Protyre garage. You can filter by tyre size or registration number to help you find the correct tyres for your vehicle.

Search for your car tyres by Brand

Select a logo to view the full range of tyres for the brand, available at any Protyre Garage. You will be able to filter by tyre size or number plate to help you find the correct tyres for your vehicle.

Run flat tyres FAQs

1. What is a run flat tyre?

Run flat tyres have strengthened sidewalls that prevent them from collapsing when punctured. This means you can continue driving, cautiously, until you reach a garage for a replacement.

This makes them a highly desirable option for many car owners, but they have some disadvantages and are not recommended for all vehicles. We explain more about how they work in our handy guide to run flat tyres.

2. How much do run flat tyres cost?

Most run flat tyres cost around the same as equivalent conventional tyres, but you might expect to pay a little bit more for run flats from brands specialising in sports performance, extra load or winter conditions. For typical vehicles in normal conditions, your run flat tyres’ price should be similar to that of an ordinary tyre.

3. Are run flat tyres noisy?

You might have heard that run flat tyres sometimes provide a harder and noisier ride. However, we’d like to reassure you that this depends very much on the brand and vehicle combination. Some tyre manufacturers use a softer rubber to offset noise, which can translate to a slightly quicker wear rate. Generally, more affordable run flat tyres handle just as well as conventional tyres, allowing you to drive in confidence.

4. How do I know if my vehicle needs run flat tyres?

The easiest way to find out is to check your owner’s manual, as this should tell you the type of tyres your vehicle is fitted with. If you do have run flat tyres, it should also explain the tyre pressure monitoring system, which is designed to let you know if your tyres lose pressure due to a puncture.

Many brands also mark their tyres so you can visibly see that they are a run flat variation. They may simply say “run flat” on the side or have codes such as RFT for run flat tyre – but this will vary by brand.

Check out our handy guide if you’d like to find out more about how to identify run flat tyres.

5. Can you switch between run flat and normal tyres?

The best run flat tyres are so good at supporting the car that you might not even notice if you get a puncture - but this puts you at risk. For this reason, you should never use run flat car tyres unless your vehicle has a tyre pressure monitoring system, or TPMS.

If your car was factory-shipped with run flat tyres, most manufacturers recommend that you continue to use them. In our experience, most vehicles can switch to conventional tyres, but some need a few tweaks. If you’re planning to make this change, we can contact the manufacturer to check for you – so it’s best to get in touch first.

6. Why choose Protyre for new run flat tyres?

With Protyre, you can choose from a huge selection of high-quality tyres from leading brands such as Pirelli, Dunlop, Continental and Bridgestone – but getting the best run flat tyres from us will never cost you the earth. We stock tyres at low prices across all our ranges, which include fitting as standard. This means you can enjoy great value for money when you buy run flat tyres online with us.With Protyre, you can choose from a huge selection of high-quality tyres from leading brands such as Pirelli, Dunlop, Continental and Bridgestone – but getting the best run flat tyres from us will never cost you the earth. We stock tyres at low prices across all our ranges, which include fitting as standard. This means you can enjoy great value for money when you buy run flat tyres online with us.

That’s not all, though. We pride ourselves on our superior service in our garages across the UK. We’re rated ‘Excellent’ by our customers on Trustpilot, so you can buy run flat car tyres from us with confidence.

Need some help? Call us on 0333 060 4019.

Tyre help and advice

Not sure about the best way to look after your new tyres, or need some more help when buying run flat tyres online? At Protyre, we’ve put together a comprehensive help and advice section. You can find information to help you get the most out of your new tyres and more.

Can you drive on a flat tyre?

It’s never worth purposely trying to see how far you can drive on a flat tyre. Even if your run flat tyres allow you to keep moving, you still need to have a rough idea of how long you can safely continue. With over two million tyres fitted each year, our experts at Protyre have offered some helpful advice on just how far you can drive on run flat tyres in the event of a puncture.

And we know there’s never a convenient time for replacing a damaged, punctured or badly worn tyre. At Protyre, we’re always on hand to help you find your nearest mobile tyre fitter to keep the process as stress-free as possible.
 

Why should you buy new tyres for your car?

Tyres may not be the first thing you consider when it comes to safety, but they’re your vehicle’s only link with the road. In fact, your safety and that of your passengers relies on an area of contact between the tyre and the road surface which is no bigger than the palm of your hand.

It can be tricky to decide on the right tyres when there’s such a huge choice available. That’s why we’re always happy to help you choose the best tyres for your car, too.
 

What’s different about part-worn tyres?

Some of our customers ask us about second-hand or part-worn tyres, but we only sell new tyres – so they’re not included in our range. If you’re still weighing up the pros and cons, we understand that it’s important to learn the differences first. We’ve written about the menace of part-worn tyres to help you learn about the risks involved and make an informed choice.

How to find the correct Car Tyres 

1. Put in your vehicle registration so we can show you what tyres fit your car

2. Add your postcode to see the next available fitting at your local garages

3. Book and pay for your tyres online with our secure checkout for guaranteed fitment at your chosen garage

Tyres available from Pirelli, Bridgestone, Goodyear, Continental, Falken, Sumitomo and many more of the leading manufacturers.

Tyre help and advice

Not sure about the best way to look after your new tyres? Need more help when buying tyres online? At Protyre, we’ve put together a comprehensive help and advice section. You can find information to help you get the most out of your new tyres and more.