Tyres for everything that runs on a battery
The right tyre for your electric car, e-bike or electric motorcycle, checked against the maker's own figures and ready to order.
UK United Kingdom
Open the UK siteThe GB tyre label with its A to G scales, load ratings in the sizes British cars actually run, and the EAPC rules that decide whether your e-bike is a bicycle or a moped.
Electric cars and vansSizes, load ratings and original equipment markings for every electric car and van we cover, with the GB label grades.123 models
Electric bikesETRTO sizing, casings and the EAPC rules, for bikes assisted to 15.5mph and the faster ones that are mopeds in law.21 models
Electric motorcycles and mopedsMotorcycle and scooter sizing for electric machines, where the rear wears twice as fast because regeneration brakes through it.21 modelsUS United States
Open the US siteUTQG grading rather than the European label, the fitments American cars actually run, and the three class e-bike system your state may or may not have adopted.
Electric cars and trucksSizes, load ratings and original equipment markings for every electric car and truck we cover, graded with UTQG.67 modelsElectric bikesETRTO sizing, casings and the three class system, for Class 1, 2 and 3 bikes and what each one actually needs.20 modelsElectric motorcycles and mopedsMotorcycle and scooter sizing for electric machines, where the rear wears twice as fast because regeneration brakes through it.19 modelsHow it works
SourcedEvery size, load index and speed rating comes from the vehicle manufacturer's own published data, checked against a second source, both dated and both printed at the foot of the page.
Product data comes from EPREL, the European register every supplier files with. Each size carries its registration number, so any figure here can be checked against the original.
Find the tyre that fits, press Request a quote, and we reply with the price for your size and quantity. Trade and fleet accounts get volume pricing.
Each site uses its own country's sizes, label and spelling, so pick the one for where you drive.