Frequently Asked Questions

We deliver to UK mainland addresses only. Additional charges may apply for certain postcodes.

All orders have a 1 working day handling time before dispatch. After that, delivery times depend on the service you choose:

ParcelForce 24: 1 to 2 working days

ParcelForce 48: 2 to 3 working days

Royal Mail 48: 2 working days

We offer free standard delivery to Zone 1 UK mainland postcodes on our ParcelForce 48 service. Zone 2 postcodes have an additional charge, which varies and is added automatically at checkout.

If you choose ParcelForce 24, £10 is added at checkout.

Yes. Tracking details are provided as soon as your order is dispatched.

Please keep an eye on your tracking details and make sure someone is available to receive your parcel. We are unable to accept responsibility for parcels left unattended.

Yes. Please contact us before collecting so we can arrange a collection time. We'll give you our collection address at that point.

We accept all major debit and credit cards, PayPal and Apple Pay.

Yes. You have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return. Items must be in the same condition as you received them, unused, in their original packaging, and with proof of purchase.

Please email us at info@tyresuppliers.co.uk to request a return before sending anything back. Items sent back without first requesting a return will not be accepted.

Once we have received and inspected your return, we'll let you know whether it has been approved. Approved refunds are processed within 10 business days to your original payment method. Your bank or card provider may take a little longer to show the refund.

Please contact us straight away so we can look into the issue.

The quickest way is to return the original item and, once the return is accepted, place a new order for the item you need.

No. We can only accept returns of tyres in their original condition, meaning brand new, unused, unmarked and unfitted.

Your tyre size is printed on the sidewall of your existing tyre. You'll find more detail in the questions for each tyre type below, or in our tyre size guide. If you're still unsure, get in touch and our team will help.

No. We're a supply-only business, so we don't offer a fitting service.

We're a family run business based in Wrexham.

You can email us at info@tyresuppliers.co.uk or use the form on our contact page.

Check the sidewall of your current tyre for a code such as 185/65R14 93N. This shows the width, profile and rim diameter, along with the load and speed rating of the tyre. Always match this exactly when ordering a replacement.

No. Caravan and trailer tyres are built with a different construction to handle the loads and towing conditions of a trailer, and should not be substituted with standard car tyres.

Yes, several of our trailer and caravan tyre sizes are suitable for horse boxes. Check your handbook for the correct size before ordering.

We stock Kenda, GT Radial, Deli and Starco tyres across our trailer and caravan tyre range.

There is no fixed legal limit, but most tyre and caravan industry experts recommend replacing tyres once they reach around 5 to 7 years old, regardless of tread depth, as the rubber compound hardens and degrades with age. Always check for cracking, bulges or perishing on the sidewall, particularly if the caravan has been in storage.

Tyre pressure varies by caravan model and load, so always check the plate on your caravan or your handbook for the correct figure rather than relying on a generic number. Underinflated tyres increase the risk of a blowout while towing, so it is worth checking pressures before every trip.

Each assembly includes a wheel and tyre already fitted together, ready to bolt straight onto your trailer axle.

Check the sidewall of your current tyre for its size code, and check your wheel for its stud count, PCD, centre bore and offset. These all need to match your trailer exactly.

No. Bolt patterns vary by stud count and PCD (pitch circle diameter). Always check your existing wheel before ordering a replacement.

No. Car wheels and tyres often do not meet the load requirements of a trailer. Trailer wheels and tyres are manufactured with appropriate load ratings, specifically for trailer use.

Yes, if you prefer to choose your rim and tyre separately, see our trailer rims and trailer and caravan tyres collections.

Yes, we stock a wheel and tyre option for both static caravans and mobile homes.

You will need to know the rim width and diameter, stud count, PCD (pitch circle diameter) and centre bore measurements. You will also need to know the offset.

Partly. Rim width, diameter and offset are often stamped onto the rim (this could look something like 5.5Jx12 ET0). However, PCD and centre bore generally require physical measurement.

Simply measure the diameter of the hole in the centre of the rim.

PCD stands for pitch circle diameter, which is an imaginary circle formed through the centre of the rim's stud holes. Measurement practices vary depending on stud quantity.

We stock rims on their own in our trailer rims collection. If you would prefer a wheel and tyre already fitted together, see our trailer wheel and tyre assemblies range.

ATV tyres are typically designed for quad bikes and lighter off-road use. UTV tyres are built for side-by-side vehicles carrying heavier loads at higher speeds, often with a firmer construction and different tread pattern.

We do not recommend changing from the manufacturer's specifications, which take into account the load, speed and gearing of the vehicle. Changing the size could also affect your insurance and the safety of the vehicle.

We stock Kenda quad and ATV tyres, including the Bear Claw, Bear Claw XL, Mastodon and Klever X/T ranges.

Turf tyres are generally designed with a shallow, closely spaced tread pattern to minimise damage to grass and lawns, unlike standard tyres which use deeper, more aggressive treads. They are commonly used on ride-on mowers, lawn tractors and grass tractors.

No. Turf tyres are not for highway use. This is generally stated on the tyre sidewall as NHS (Not for Highway Service).

Check your mower's handbook or the sidewall of your current tyre for a size code such as 20x8.00-10. Match this exactly when ordering a replacement.

Generally, turf tyres are designed to protect the grass rather than provide traction in snow or ice. However, we do stock more aggressive tread patterns which may be better suited to these conditions.

All of our turf tyres are tubeless. However, inner tubes can still be used should your rim require one.

Rims may require an inner tube by design or, more often, due to corrosion. If a rim is corroded, it can prevent a tubeless tyre from creating an airtight seal.

We stock Kenda and Deli turf tyres, including the Kenda K500 range.

Yes, our turf tyre range covers a variety of sizes suitable for ride-on mowers, lawn tractors and grass tractors. Check the size against your machine before ordering.