The police community can save at Tyres.net by using the current offers on this page and then using the site to compare tyre prices from many UK retailers in one search, so you pay the lowest listed price for the exact size you need. Tyres.net doesn’t make tyres or fit them. It’s a price comparison platform, and that’s where most of the saving comes from.
If you run a car to get to and from shifts, tyres are one of those costs that arrive at the worst moment. A slow puncture before an early turn or a failed MOT advisory doesn’t wait for payday.
What Is Tyres.net?
Tyres.net is a tyre and wheel price comparison site run by TyresNET GmbH, a company based in Munich with a dedicated UK site. It lists tyres, wheels, oils and accessories from a long list of sellers, including well-known UK online tyre retailers, motor parts suppliers and specialist cycle and motorcycle shops. Its sellers overview page shows each shop’s details, so you can see who you’re buying from before you order.
The range is wider than most people expect. Alongside summer, winter and all-season car tyres, there are van tyres, motorcycle tyres for everything from scooters to supersport bikes, off-road tyres for 4x4s, bicycle tyres, retreads and even agricultural tyres. You’ll also find alloy wheels, engine oil, transmission fluid, antifreeze, care products and snow chains.
How the Police Community Can Save at Tyres.net
There are two ways to keep the cost down, and they work best together.
The first is the offers shown on this page. We pull them from the offers hub and check them daily, so they reflect what’s running now rather than what was running when this page was written.
The second is the comparison itself. Once you enter your tyre size, Tyres.net lists the offers it holds from different sellers side by side. You can filter by price, brand, seller and tyre test results, which matters if you want a premium tyre but don’t want to pay the top price for it. You can also compare several products against each other before deciding.
These offers are open to everyone, not just officers, but most drivers never hear about them. We bring them together for the police community so you don’t have to go looking.
How to Claim
- Check the size on your current tyres. It’s printed on the sidewall, for example 205/55 R16, followed by the load and speed index.
- Look at the offers shown on this page and choose the one that fits what you need, whether that’s car, van, motorcycle or bicycle tyres, wheels or oil.
- Follow the offer through to Tyres.net and enter your vehicle type, tyre type and size in the tyre selector.
- Use the filters to narrow the results by price, brand or seller, and open the shop information for anything you’re considering.
- Read each seller’s delivery details and payment methods, then either click through to the seller’s own website or add the item to your basket if the seller is listed in the Tyres.net marketplace.
- Keep your order confirmation. If you bought through the marketplace, it includes an order number you can use with the tracking form.
What to Look For on Tyres.net
Car and van tyres
This is the bulk of the site. Premium names such as Michelin, Continental, Bridgestone, Pirelli, Goodyear and Dunlop sit alongside mid-range brands like Hankook, Falken, Nexen and Vredestein. If you do a lot of motorway miles between home and a station some distance away, it’s sensible to look at tyre test results as well as price, because a cheap tyre that wears fast isn’t a saving.
Motorcycle and bicycle tyres
Plenty of officers and staff ride to work, either on a motorbike or a bicycle. Tyres.net covers sport touring, supersport, enduro, motocross, chopper and scooter tyres, plus MTB, road, city and trekking bicycle tyres. Comparing across specialist shops in one place is handy here, because bike tyre prices vary a lot between retailers.
Wheels, oil and accessories
If you’re replacing alloys or topping up oil before a long drive on leave, the same comparison works for wheels, engine oil, transmission fluid, antifreeze and care products. The tyre size calculator is useful if you’re thinking about a different wheel size and want to check how it changes the overall diameter before you buy.
Delivery, fitting and returns
Because Tyres.net is a comparison platform, delivery options differ from seller to seller, and they’re shown on each product page. Tyres.net itself doesn’t fit tyres, so check whether the seller can deliver to a local garage or plan how you’ll get them fitted before you order. Once you’ve placed an order, you deal directly with the retailer, and their contact details appear in the shop information and your confirmation email. For goods bought through the Tyres.net marketplace, its return policy gives you fourteen days to cancel and explains how returns are collected.
Who Tyres.net Suits
Tyres.net suits anyone in policing who knows their tyre size, is happy to compare a few listings and wants to pay the lowest listed price rather than whatever the nearest garage charges. It’s a good fit for families running two cars, for officers and staff who ride motorbikes or cycle in, and for anyone with a 4×4 or van who finds local stock limited.
It won’t suit everyone. If you’ve got a flat on the morning of a shift and need a tyre fitted within the hour, a local fitter is the quicker option. It’s also less suited to people who’d rather have one company handle everything, because you’re buying from an individual seller and sorting fitting yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Tyres.net do a police discount?
The offers on this page are the current ways to save at Tyres.net. We check them daily, so you don’t have to hunt for them. On top of that, the site’s price comparison helps you find the lowest listed price for your tyre size across many UK sellers, which is often where the biggest saving is.
Are these offers only for police?
No, anyone can use the offers shown on this page, but most people never hear about them. We bring them to the police community so officers, PCSOs, specials, police staff, retired officers and their families can find them easily.
Does Tyres.net sell the tyres itself?
Tyres.net is mainly a price comparison platform. You either click through to a seller’s own website or, where the seller is listed in its marketplace, add the item to your basket and order on Tyres.net. Either way, once the order is placed you deal directly with the retailer about delivery and any questions.
Does Tyres.net fit tyres?
No, Tyres.net doesn’t fit tyres. Delivery options depend on the seller and are shown on each product page. Before you order, check whether the seller can deliver to a garage near you, or arrange fitting with a local fitter so the tyres aren’t left sitting in your hallway waiting for a rest day.
What can I buy through Tyres.net?
The site covers car, van, truck, motorcycle, off-road, bicycle, retread and speciality tyres, plus alloy wheels, engine oil, transmission fluid, antifreeze, additives, care products and snow chains. You can search tyres by size and type, and filter the results by price, brand, seller and tyre test results.
How do returns work at Tyres.net?
For goods bought through the Tyres.net marketplace, its return policy gives you fourteen days from delivery to cancel without giving a reason, and explains how the goods are collected and refunded. If you clicked through and bought from a seller’s own website, that retailer’s returns policy applies instead, so check it before ordering.
Know your tyre size, check the offers on this page, and let the comparison do the legwork.
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