Tyre prices in Ireland range from around €55 for a small budget tyre to well over €300 for large premium tyres. Here is what you get at each level.
Short answer: A new car tyre in Ireland typically costs about €55–€95 for budget brands, €75–€170 for mid-range and €100–€230 for premium brands in common sizes from 14 to 17 inches, fitted. Larger 18 to 20-inch tyres cost more. MODS supplies and fits all three at your home, work or roadside.
Typical prices by size
| Tyre size | Budget | Mid-range | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| 175/65 R14 | €55–€75 | €75–€100 | €100–€130 |
| 195/65 R15 | €65–€85 | €85–€115 | €115–€150 |
| 205/55 R16 | €75–€95 | €95–€135 | €135–€180 |
| 225/45 R17 | €90–€120 | €120–€170 | €170–€230 |
| 235/45 R18 | €110–€150 | €150–€220 | €220–€300 |
Typical fitted price per tyre in Ireland. Source: odo.ie tyre price guide (April 2026).
Budget tyres
The lowest price. Fine for lower-mileage driving around town. They tend to wear faster and grip a little less in the wet than premium tyres.
Mid-range tyres
The best value for most drivers: good wet grip, good wear and a fair price.
Premium tyres
Brands like Michelin, Continental, Bridgestone and Pirelli. The best wet braking and longest life, worth it for high mileage, performance cars and heavier SUVs.
Do I need to replace tyres in pairs?
It is best to keep the same tyre on both sides of an axle so the car brakes and handles evenly. If you only need one, we can match it. See single tyre matching with part-worns.
Supplied and fitted at your door
We bring new tyres to you, fit and balance them on the spot and take the old tyres away. Call 085 196 9572 with your tyre size for a price.