VW tyres
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- Amarok
- Arteon
- Beetle
- Bus T2
- Bus T3
- Bus T4
- Bus T5
- Bus T6
- Bus T7
- Caddy
- Corrado
- Crafter
- Eos
- Fox
- Golf Convertible
- Golf I/Jetta I
- Golf II/Jetta II
- Golf III/Vento
- Golf IV/Bora
- Golf Plus
- Golf V
- Golf V Variant/Jetta
- Golf VI
- Golf VII
- Golf VIII
- ID.3
- ID.4
- ID.5
- ID.7
- ID.Buzz
- Jetta
- Karmann Colorado
- LT
- Lupo
- Passat
- Phaeton
- Polo
- Polo/Derby
- Santana
- Scirocco
- Sharan
- Taigo
- Taro
- Tayron
- T-Cross
- Tiguan
- Touareg
- Touran
- T-Roc
- UP
VW tyres - Perfectly matched tyres for your Volkswagen
For Volkswagen brand vehicles, the choice of the right tyres plays a key role in terms of safety, driving comfort and economy. Whether Golf, Passat, Tiguan or Polo - every VW requires tyres that are tailored to the respective model and meet both the vehicle-specific requirements and individual driving habits.
VW tyres are available in numerous sizes and designs to ensure optimum performance in every driving situation. The most common dimensions include:
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195/65 R15 - often used for the VW Golf or Jetta
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205/55 R16 - one of the most popular sizes for the Golf and Passat
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215/55 R17 - common for the VW Tiguan and Touran
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225/45 R17 - sporty variant, for example for the Golf GTI
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235/55 R18 - preferred for SUVs such as the VW Tiguan or Touareg
The correct tyre size can be found in the registration certificate part I or the COC paper of your vehicle. Alternatively, you can look at the tyre combination already fitted.
What you should look out for when buying VW tyres
- Seasonal requirements:
Summer tyres offer optimum grip at high temperatures, while winter tyres with special sipes and rubber compounds are designed for slippery snow and low temperatures. All-season tyres are suitable for moderate climates and infrequent drivers. - Load capacity and speed index:
Make sure that the tyres meet the requirements of your VW model in terms of weight and maximum speed. - Running performance and fuel efficiency:
Low rolling resistance ensures lower fuel consumption and reduces tyre wear at the same time - a crucial aspect for frequent drivers. - Diversity of brands:
We offer a wide selection of tyre brands, from well-known premium manufacturers to inexpensive alternatives. This allows you to decide for yourself which priorities you want to set when buying tyres. - Rim compatibility:
The combination of tyre and rim should be technically flawless and also harmonise visually. Many of our customers opt directly for a matching complete wheel.
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Buying tyres in Germany
purchase of tyres in Germany is heavily influenced by seasonal requirements. Many motorists follow the well-known rule of thumb ‘from O to O’, i.e. from October to Easter for winter tyres. Although there is no general legal requirement to fit winter tyres based on a specific calendar date, vehicles must be fitted with suitable tyres in wintry road conditions. As a result, demand for winter tyres, summer tyres and all-season tyres are particularly dependent on the weather.
Special features of the German tyre market
Germany is one of Europe’s most important tyre markets. Motorists here place great importance on safety, quality, mileage and fuel efficiency. The EU tyre label also plays an important role in the purchasing decision, as it provides information on wet grip, rolling resistance and external rolling noise. All-season tyres are also particularly popular, as they offer many drivers a practical alternative to changing tyres seasonally.
When buying online via reifen.com, customers can filter their search by tyre size, vehicle type, season and brand. It is important to check the correct size, the and the load index.
Popular tyre brands in Germany
Among the tyre brands that are particularly well-known and in high demand in Germany tyre brands include Continental, Michelin, Goodyear, Bridgestone, Pirelli, Hankook, Dunlop, Falken and Kleber. As a German brand, Continental enjoys a high level of trust, whilst Michelin and Goodyear are often associated with long mileage and strong all-round performance. Hankook and Falken are also popular, as they often offer a good balance of price, performance and quality.
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