There’s no exact number for every car, but most tyres last between 40,000 to 60,000 km depending on how and where you drive. That said, it’s best not to rely on kilometres alone (tyre condition matters more).

We recommend checking your tread depth regularly. The legal minimum in Australia is 1.5mm, but grip and braking performance drop off well before that. For safety, we suggest replacing your tyres when the tread is around 2 to 3mm, especially if you’re driving in wet conditions. Lower tread increases the risk of aquaplaning and longer stopping distances.

If you’re not sure, drop in and we’ll check them for you.

You can use the tool above by entering your rego (it’ll show you the factory tyre size, width, and recommended fitment based on your vehicle’s original specifications).

You can also check the info sticker inside the driver’s side door or refer to your car’s owner’s manual. Another quick way is to look at the sidewall of your current tyre, where the size will be printed (for example: 225/75R16).

If you’re still unsure, our team can walk you through it and make sure you get the right tyres for your vehicle and driving needs.

Yes. If you’re already booked in for a service, we can fit new tyres at the same time. Just let us know beforehand in the booking what you’re chasing so we can have them ready to go.

We fit tyres for all types of vehicles, including passenger cars, 4WDs, utes, trailers and caravans. We also stock a wide range of sizes to suit different rim types and load ratings.

Yes. For select tyre services, our mobile team can come to your home or workplace. It’s a convenient option if you can’t make it into a service centre (just ask about this service when you book).

We highly recommend it. A fresh alignment helps your new tyres wear evenly and improves handling straight away. It’s the best way to get the most out of your investment.

Our tyre manufacturers offer a warranty generally against manufacturer's defects for 12 months/15,000km. Please not, this does not include punctures or uneven wear and tear due to poor alignment.