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Share the fitment
Start with the tyre size or vehicle details, plus the axle and issue that prompted the replacement.
New tyre selection and fitting · Mitcham workshop
New Tyres Mitcham
A new tyre choice starts with the vehicle requirement, then the way you use the car. IQ Tyres can discuss fitment, tyre tier and current workshop availability before fitting is agreed.
Call before travelling so the workshop can discuss the problem and current availability.
Quick answer
Bring the vehicle or share the tyre size, vehicle details and the use you have in mind. The workshop can discuss an appropriate new-tyre option and fitting route without promising that every size or brand is immediately available.
Start with the problem
Choose the replacement around the vehicle, not a generic ranking.
Tyre size, load index, speed rating, axle position, seasonal use and the driving you do all affect the decision. Brand tier is a useful comparison, but it does not replace correct fitment.
Workshop assessment route
Confirm the fitment, then compare the appropriate options.
IQ Tyres can use the vehicle and tyre details to discuss the correct replacement specification. The final option depends on the vehicle requirement, available tyres and the priorities you share with the workshop.
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Compare the right attributes
Use load and speed specification, tyre-label information and driving use to compare suitable tiers.
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Agree the workshop route
Confirm the appropriate option and current availability before arranging fitting at the Mitcham workshop.
Choose the right route
Use New Tyres when an unused replacement is the appropriate route.
This service is the likely route when
- You need a tyre matched to the vehicle’s required size, load index and speed rating
- You want to compare premium, mid-range and budget choices at summary level
- The existing tyre is damaged, worn or otherwise unsuitable for continued use
Choose a different route when
- You are deciding whether a specific part-worn tyre is suitable: use the part-worn route and checklist
- You need to understand the markings before choosing: read the speed-rating and load-index guide
- You have a pressure-loss or puncture concern: start with puncture assessment rather than a purchase assumption
Helpful next steps
Read before you book.
Tyre Brand Comparison
Compare premium, mid-range and budget tiers by vehicle use and priorities.
Speed Rating & Load Index
Understand the sidewall markings that support correct replacement fitment.
UK Tyre Legal Requirements
Read the tread, condition and part-worn legal framework before deciding.
Free Tyre Safety Check
Use the Mitcham workshop route when you are unsure whether replacement is needed.
Run-Flat Tyres
Use the specialist route for vehicle and wheel compatibility questions.
All-Season Tyres
Compare year-round tyre suitability with a seasonal route.
Frequently asked questions
What information should I give when asking about new tyres?
Share the vehicle details or tyre size, the axle involved and how you use the vehicle. That gives the workshop a starting point for fitment and availability discussion.
Do you guarantee every tyre size is in stock?
No. Availability changes. Call the Mitcham workshop with the tyre size before travelling so the team can discuss the current position.
Are premium tyres always the right choice?
No. The appropriate tier depends on the vehicle, use, required fitment, tyre data and your priorities. Use the comparison guide for the decision framework.
Can I choose a new tyre instead of a part-worn tyre?
Yes. IQ Tyres can discuss an appropriate new-budget option alongside a part-worn option, so the decision is not based on initial price alone.