235 60 R18 tyres
In our experience, 235 60 r18 tyres are one of the most requested fittings across our garage network, especially for the SUVs and estates that use this size every day. We regularly fit this size to models including the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque, Volvo XC60 and Mazda CX-7, and stock options from trusted names such as Michelin and Pirelli to suit every budget.
Every 235/60r18 tyre we sell is 235mm wide, has a sidewall profile of 60% (around 141mm) and fits an 18-inch wheel, with the "R" marking confirming radial construction, the standard build for modern passenger vehicles. Whether you're replacing a full set of 235 60 18 tyres on a family SUV or a single worn 235 60r18 tyre on an estate, our fitters will check your current set and match it correctly to your car.
Fitting is included as standard on every tyre we sell, and most of our garages can offer a same-day or next-day appointment for 235 60 18 tyres.
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What conditions are 235 60 R18 tyres best suited to?
235/60r18 tyres are typically fitted to SUVs, crossovers and larger estates used for general family driving, motorway journeys and everyday town use. Modern tyres in this size are built for confident grip and shorter braking distances in the wet, and hold up well over higher mileages. 235 60r18 tyres, come in a range of specifications to suit different driving needs and seasons.
What 235 60 R18 tyre types can I buy from Protyre?
Our 235 60 r18 range covers three specifications, so you can pick the right tyre for how and when you drive:
235 60 R18 summer tyres use a harder compound for confident grip and better fuel efficiency on drier roads. Best fitted once temperatures are consistently above 5 to 7°C.
235 60 R18 winter tyres have a softer compound and a deeper tread for extra grip and shorter braking distances on snow, ice and wet roads. Fit these once temperatures drop below 5 to 7°C.
235 60 R18 all-season tyres sit between the two, giving reasonably balanced performance all year without the need to swap tyres with the seasons.
Choosing a 235 60 R18 tyre brand
We stock 235 60 R18 tyres from the biggest names in the industry. Browse premium options from Michelin, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Continental, Dunlop and Goodyear, or choose from other trusted brands including Falken, General, GT Radial, Hankook, BF Goodrich, Sumitomo, Toyo and Yokohama.
Why buy your 235 60 R18 tyres from Protyre?
Not sure whether your current set needs replacing? Book a free tyre check and our team will confirm whether your tread meets the UK legal limit. You can also find out more about what the numbers on your tyre wall mean on our tyre labelling page, or read our help and advice section for more on keeping your car and its tyres in good condition. Protyre has been fitting tyres across the UK for many years as part of one of the country's fastest-growing independent garage networks; you can read more in our about and history section.
Frequently asked questions
We stock 235 60 r18 tyres in three specifications to cover the UK's changing conditions. Summer tyres use a harder compound that stays efficient and grippy on drier roads once temperatures are consistently above 5 to 7°C, while winter tyres switch to a softer compound and a deeper tread pattern that bites into snow, ice and wet surfaces once temperatures drop below that point. If you'd rather not swap tyres twice a year, our all-season tyres sit in between the two, giving reasonably balanced performance all year round without needing a seasonal changeover.
The quickest way is to use the registration search above; enter your reg and postcode and we'll match you to 235/60r18 tyres near me at your closest garage, along with live pricing and appointment slots. If you already know your size is what the trade sometimes shorthands as 60/18, you can also search by size directly and filter by brand or budget.
On the sidewall, 235 60 18 (sometimes written together as 23560r18 tyres) breaks down into three measurements: 235 is the tyre's width in millimetres, 60 is the aspect ratio (sidewall height as a percentage of that width), and 18 is the wheel rim diameter in inches. The "R" you'll usually see between the numbers confirms radial construction, which is standard on virtually all modern cars.