How do I know my tyre size?
Read the full marking on your current tyre sidewall, for example 205/55 R16. Check the driver-side door placard or vehicle manual too. The numbers describe tyre width, aspect ratio and wheel diameter; load and speed ratings also need to be suitable for your car.
Find tyres by sizeDoes a car model always use one size?
No. Size can change with model year, trim, wheel option and market. A recorded size for a model is a lead to check, not a guarantee for every version. Confirm against your car’s approved specifications before buying.
What is the difference between brand-new and Tokunbo?
Brand-new tyres are sold as new; Tokunbo refers to used tyres. Each listing should be considered on its own condition and specification. For a used tyre, examine tread depth, age, repairs, sidewalls and any signs of damage with a qualified fitter before use.
Are the displayed prices final?
Some listings show price ranges because the exact pattern or size option can vary. Confirm the final price, quantity and any delivery or fitting charge before paying. Prices seen at other retailers may have changed since they were checked.
Are independent retailer offers available in the CarTyres.ng cart?
No. Offers labelled as independent retailer listings are not CarTyres.ng inventory. They are displayed separately for comparison and cannot be ordered through this site’s cart.
What if my size has no listing?
Some tyre-size pages have no matching tyre currently listed for purchase here. You may see nearby sizes with listings, but a nearby size is not automatically a safe substitute. Check your vehicle’s manual, door placard or a qualified tyre technician first.
How do delivery and returns work?
Availability, delivery destination, charges and any return arrangements should be confirmed for the exact order before payment. Keep your confirmation and inspect the tyres on arrival, especially before fitting.