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HT, AT or MT tyres, which is best for your 4WD? Find a tyre to suit your driving needs and enhance vehicle performance.

Use Openpay to buy premium tyres today and make simple repayments, interest free, over a period of up to 9 months.

Get the most from car tyres with simple maintenance advice, including how to check tyre pressure and tyre tread depth.

Whilst it may seem a viable solution, replacing only one tyre on your car can lead to serious issues.

Highway Terrain (HT) tyres are a popular choice for the daily driver. The features and benefits can vary.

Are you considering a set of MTs for your 4WD? Here’s what you should know.

All Terrain tyres offer a compromise to SUV and 4WD owners looking for a balance between on and off-road capabilities.

Looking for the best range of Kumho tyres for passenger cars through to luxury SUVs, 4WDs and performance vehicles?

Learn about the effects of low tyre pressure on fuel efficiency. We explain how to check and adjust your tyre pressure.

Feel confident that your car’s tyres will provide you, and your passengers, with optimal safety, performance and comfort

Explore the benefits of a Plus Size wheel and tyre package.

When it comes to purchasing new tyres, quality matters.

When should you change your car tyres? Learn how to recognise the warning signs of old, worn and damaged tyres.

OE tyres are developed specifically for your car. Should you stick with them?

On-road, off-road or a bit of both: Why choosing the right 4WD tyres matters.

The inconvenience and potential safety issues arising from a roadside flat are significant.

For best vehicle handling, all 4 tyres should be the same, have the same tread depth and be inflated to specifications.

All vehicles sold within Australia have a vehicle placard. The placard shows vital information specific to your vehicle

It’s important to understand how to read the information displayed on your vehicle’s tyres.

Getting the best life and performance out of your tyres is largely achieved through regular checks and maintenance.

Tyres have a limited service life. Continuous use of old tyres may lead to dangerous accidents.

Accurately reading the date of manufacture on a tyre is essential for understanding the age of your tyres.