FAQs



Choosing the right tyres


The law on tyres in the UK is comprehensive for good reason. Tyres ultimately mean safety. Driving with worn or damaged tyres drastically increases the risk of an accident. You could face a steep fine and 3 points per tyre on your driving license if you drive with damaged or worn tyres.


The legal limit of a tread depth for your tyre is 1.6 mm around the whole tyre. Checking the tread depth is easy, many tyres have tread wear indicators. These indicators are small raised areas at the bottom of the grooves. If the surface of the tread rubber is level with these raised areas then the tyre depth is most likely very close to the legal limit, or below it!


You can also use a 20p coin to measure tread depth. Simply insert a 20p coin into the lowest tread depth of your tyres. If you can see the outer rim of the coin, your tyre depth is less than 3mm and you should consider replacing that tyre.


Specialist tyre depth gauges are also widely available from most car shops, so you can ensure you keep on the right side of the law and more importantly, you can keep safe!


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You'll find the tyre size on the side of your current tyres. The tyre size looks something like '225/45r18 91w'. It's important to check both front and rear tyres as sizes can be different.


We can also help you, simply enter your registration number on the homepage and we'll show you a range of tyres suitable for your vehicle.


Please note tyre size in the car manual may be misleading if the manufacturers standard wheels are no longer fitted to the vehicle.


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We can offer you a range of tyres to suit your vehicle. To see the options available simply enter your registration or the tyre size on the homepage. We'll then list the tyres that are suitable for your vehicle.


New regulations around tyre performance labelling helps you make an informed tyre choice, learn more about how to understand tyre labelling in the help and advice section here.


Once you've chosen your tyres, you are just one click away from arranging fitting at a local tyre fitting centre at a time to suit you.


New European regulations passed on 1 November 2012 states all tyres must be labelled on their performance on wet roads, fuel economy, rolling distance and road noise.


The new tyre labels are very easy to read, they have the same colour coding letter rating system as white goods i.e. washing machines and fridges. Tyres are rated on a scale of A-G, A being the best. This is great news for consumers as you can now make an informed choice through performance rating.


We aim to offer a range of tyres to suit all budgets. Please send an email to customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk with the tyre brand and size you are looking for and we'll do our best to supply these to you.


We check the vehicle type on DVLA's database from the registration of the car you enter. Recent private number plates may not appear, if you are concerned that your vehicle has not been found please contact the DVLA at www.dft.gov.uk/dvla. You can still order tyres with us by entering the tyre size via the homepage. You can also get in touch with us by emailing customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk if you need further assistance.


The EU tyre label will allow EU consumers to choose more fuel-efficient tyres, which can provide great savings for both end users and commercial users by reducing both the cost and the CO2 emissions. Under the new regulation, bus and truck tyres will also be covered (tyre class C1, C2, C3). In addition to the standard label, there is the apline symbol, which means it supplies snow capabilties for both winter and all season tyres which is the 3PMSF and/or grip in icy conditions (for C1 tyres only). The label also includes the reclassification for lower label classes: D is the new E; Class D no longer empty (for C1 & C2 tyres only); F and G merge to form E. A QR code for each tyre type identifier with link to EU product database (EPREL) will be added onto the new EU label to acces the EPREL website portal.


Ordering


Well there are many reasons! We offer unbeatable prices on the highest quality tyres, including the most famous brands. There are no hidden extras when you use the service.


Our price includes fitting at a local tyre fitting station convenient to you, as well as wheel balancing. We'll also dispose of your old tyres for you. Performance labelling helps you make an informed choice on the best tyres for you. You can learn more about how to understand tyre labelling in the help and advice section here.


Find suitable tyres for your vehicle by entering your registration or tyre size on the Asda Tyres website. Once you’ve chosen your tyres you’ll be asked to enter your postcode, so we can offer you a range of fitting locations and dates/times to choose from. Alternatively, you can select our home delivery option to have your tyres delivered direct to your door. After completing payment on our confirmation page, your tyres will be dispatched according to your pre-selected preferences.

We use your postcode to direct you to your closest fitting station. Try entering just the first part of your postcode such as TS19 instead of TS19 0LG. This will be used as a starting point on the location map.


Correct wheel alignment improves road handling and maximises the life of tyres.


We'll send you a confirmation email that will include what you have ordered, the fitting station location, the date and time for your fitting. We will then dispatch your tyres to your chosen fitting station. We'll normally do this the same day.


The email may have been filtered into your spam mail, please check this folder. You can add orders@asdatyres.co.uk to your safe senders list to prevent this in future. If you haven't got it, please email us at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk and we'll resend it for you.


Don't worry there is no charge. Please email customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk as soon as you can with the details of your current order and the changes you would like to make and we'll do the rest. Please note, we may have to change the fitting date depending on when you let us know.


Your tyres are delivered directly to the fitting station in time for your fitting so you don't need to worry about waiting in for a delivery. If you do wish to check the status at any time, please email us at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk.


We work closely with our suppliers and distribution team and will always aim to let you know if the weather has delayed the delivery of your tyres. If you are currently experiencing adverse weather in your area, please do get in touch with us at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk or with your fitting centre direct to check your appointment before you travel. If you want to delay your fitting because of the weather we'd be happy to arrange for this you.


Vouchers will be sent via the email address used upon placing an order, these will be sent within 30 working days of your fitting date.


Pricing and payment


There are no hidden extras, our price includes your tyres, fitting at a tyre station convenient to you, wheel balancing and disposal of your old tyres.


Your order confirmation has the VAT breakdown required for a VAT invoice.


Payment is taken online at the time of ordering your goods using a UK based credit or debit card.


No. The price you pay for your new tyres includes the disposal of old ones. Old casing is disposed of responsibly through a government registered environmental disposal company.


We ask for an email address so that we can send you confirmation of your order. We would also like to have a contact number for you so we can get in touch with you quickly with any questions about your order. We'll also send you confirmation of your order by text if you provide a mobile number.


Delivery


We currently have two delivery options available. Choose home delivery to have your tyres delivered to your home, work or another desired location. Otherwise, select our fully fitted option to get your tyres delivered direct to a fitting station convenient to you - don’t forget with this option, you can also choose to have one of our mobile fitters come to you and fit your tyres.


No, our home delivery only includes the delivery of your tyres to your home or work. You will need to arrange fitting after your tyres have been delivered to you. Delivery cost will be calculated at checkout.


Our all inclusive fully fitted option includes the delivery of your tyres, fitting at a convenient fitting centre or by a mobile fitter, tyre balancing and disposal of your old tyres. There are no hidden costs, the price you see is the price you pay.


Tyre fitting


Once you've selected your tyres, you'll be asked to enter your postcode and then be presented with your closest fitting station. It also doesn't have to be near home, if you work away or need your tyres changing urgently, just search by the appropriate postcode to view fitting stations close to you.


Fitting partners are carefully selected and regularly audited. Each technician is qualified to City and Guilds standards.


There are no hidden extras with us; our fully fitted price includes your tyres, balancing and fitting at a tyre fitting station of your choice. If you choose home delivery, you will be required to arrange fitting yourself as our price only includes delivery of your tyres.


To change your fitting time, please email us as soon as possible at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk and we'll do the rest. Please include your order details, preferred fitting date time and a contact telephone number.


We take care of everything for you so you don't need to call ahead of your arranged fitting. We'll send you a confirmation email and your tyres will be sent direct to your chosen fitting station so they'll be expecting you. We'll send you a confirmation text if you provide your mobile number.


If you are currently experiencing severe weather conditions and your order will be delayed we'll get in touch with you to let you know. You can get in touch with us at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk or with your fitting centre direct if you would like to check that your appointment is still ok before you travel.


Please take the reference number that is on your email.


No, there are no forms for you to sign.


No paperwork will be provided by the garage. Invoices and receipts will be supplied directly by the website.


Disposal of your old tyres is included in the price. We dispose responsibly through government approved disposal companies.


No, unfortunately our home delivery option doesn’t include fitting. This will have to be arranged by you at a later date. However, we do have mobile fitters who can fit your tyres at your home at an extra cost. This can be selected once you choose your tyres. Otherwise, you can choose our fully fitted option, which includes fitting at a tyre fitting station, time and date that is convenient to you. Simply search by the appropriate town or postcode to view fitting stations close to you.


This will vary based on number of tyres, size and type. 30 minutes is a rough guide to a single fitting. The technician will give you a more accurate timescale when you arrive at the fitting station.


Some vehicles such as Citroens and Peugeots have alloy wheels which do not have removeable centre caps. These are called Centreless alloys. If your car has centreless alloys, a universal adapter is needed in order to complete a tyre fitting. We would always recommend calling a garage prior to booking an order to check if they have the ability to complete the fitting. If there is not a local garage in your area which has this universal adapter, it is advised that you to go to a Citroen or Peugeot dealer.


Tyre rotation cannot be arranged by us, if you would like your tyres to be rotated please ask the fitting garage directly but be advised the fitting garage may charge an additional fee for this service. If you are using a mobile fitter, please ask before the fitter arrives so that they are aware prior to the appointment and this may also incur an additional fee.


Product information


A 12 month workmanship and product guarantee will be provided by the fitting station. The guarantee covers any product faults or issues that arise from fitting. It does not cover accidental, malicious or damage caused by wear and tear.


Asda Tyres are covered by a minimum 12 month manufacturer warranty. The warranty covers defects from the manufacturing process or the materials used. It does not cover accidental, malicious or damage caused by wear and tear & driver influence. There are a number of reasons why tyres may wear down quicker than anticipated.


To make a claim please be aware the tyres will be sent to the manufacturer for examination. This process can take upto 10 weeks and replacements tyres are not provided during this time. If a fault is found you will be given a refund based on the tread worn. If there is no fault found the manufacturer will return the tyres to you.


Asda Tyres are proud to follow the British Tyre Manufacturers Associations tyre warranty process.


Quality control and tyre safety is paramount to Tyre Manufacturers. The BTMA tell us the experience within the industry over many years shows that tyre complaints are most commonly the result of poor care and maintenance or driver influence and tyre underperformance is rarely due to manufacturing defects.


Asda Tyres are covered by a minimum 12 month manufacturer warranty. The manufacturer warranty covers defects from the manufacturing process or the materials used.


What should you do if you feel there is an issue with your tyres?


Firstly, please go back to the garage and let them know what the issue is. They’ll be able to check to for any issues caused by fitting and will be happy to resolve them for you.


If after this you feel the fault may lie with the manufacturing of the tyre or a defect in the material you can ask for the tyres to be examined under the manufacturer warranty.


How does the claim process work?


You will be asked for this information and we’ll make arrangements to collect the tyres from the garage where you had them fitted at a time convenient to you. The tyres are then sent back to the manufacturer for investigation. The investigation can take upto 10 weeks and replacement tyres are not provided during this time. Therefore please consider what arrangements you will make whilst it takes place.


The results will be sent to you directly by the manufacturer, if a fault is found you will be given a refund based on the tread worn. For example, 50% worn tread would give a 50% refund on the cost of the tyres. This refund will be arranged through the garage who fit the tyres.


If no fault is found the manufacturer will arrange for the tyres to be returned to you and no refund will be issued.


To start a claim please complete this form and we’ll be in touch within 48 hours to make arrangements for the tyres to be removed for inspection. Please note this process can take upto 10 weeks and you will not be provided with replacement tyres during this time.


Unhappy with results?


The BTMA tell us the experience within the industry over many years shows that tyre complaints are most commonly the result of poor care and maintenance or driver influence and tyre underperformance is rarely due to manufacturing defects. There are a number of reasons why tyres may wear down quicker than anticipated.


If you are unhappy with the result of the manufacturer examination please refer to guidance set out by the BTMA. If you arrange an independent tyre examination and this shows different results to the manufacturer report please send these directly to Asda Tyres for review.


All Asda tyres are new. Tyres are classed as "brand new" if correctly stored for up to 3 years and "new" for up to 5 years. This is following BRV (German National Association for the tyre and vulcaniser trade). Asda tyres are generally less than 18 months old.


The age of tyres are marked with a DOT number on the tyre wall. This identifies the calendar week and year of production. For example 4208 would mean week 42 of year 2008. With Asda tyres you get a 12 month warranty.


Recommendations


Tread depth must be no less than 1.6mm and all drivers must know how to check their tyres correctly. It is illegal to drive if your tread depth is less than 1.6mm and you could receive a fine and penalty points.


Checking tread depth is easy. You can use a 20p coin as the rim of it measures 1.6mm. Place the coin inside the tread groove and if the tyre covers the coins outer rim, your tread is ok.


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For a more accurate reading, you could invest in a tyre depth gauge.


You should also replace your tyres if

  • there are any bald patches
  • bulges are visible from the sidewall
  • the internal construction can be seen
  • it differs in size to the one on the opposite axel
  • or if you can see any cracks, splits or perished rubber

It's important that a tyre with the same speed rating or one slightly higher than your vehicle was originally equipped with should be fitted. You should check this in your vehicle handbook. Please email us at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk if you need help..


Correct tyre pressure varies across vehicles. You'll usually find the correct pressure for your vehicle on the inside of your petrol cap, inside the door pillar and in the vehicle handbook. You should check your tyre pressure weekly to ensure your tyres are safe at all times. Remember, tyre pressure will change as the load and weight of your car changes.


Remember, tyre pressure will change as the load and weight of your car changes. You should check your tyre pressure weekly to ensure your tyres are safe at all times. Correct tyre pressure will vary across vehicles. You'll find the correct pressure for your vehicle on the inside of your petrol cap, inside the door pillar and in the vehicle handbook.


Run Flat tyres are specially designed to maintain the cars mobility if the tyre has a puncture. This is possible as the tyres have a much thicker sidewall that can hold the weight of the car, even when air pressure inside the tyre drops.


You should not fit Run Flat tyres to a car that is not set up to use them, nor should you fit normal tyres to a car set up for Run Flat tyres.


If you need further information regarding Run Flat tyres, please click here.


The superior grip of winter tyres will help you drive safely in snow, ice and rain when the outdoor temperature is below 7°C. Winter tyres will stop up to 11 metres earlier than regular tyres in icy conditions when braking at 20mph. Winter tyres do this by using a rubber compound with high levels of silica and a pattern specifically designed to aid breaking in cold conditions.

You may consider purchasing winter tyres if you live in a remote area where weather conditions are worse for longer. There is no UK law regarding ownership of winter tyres like there is in some European countries. If you are travelling with your vehicle to another country and expect winter conditions, please check the countries law on tyres before you go.


Speed limits should of course be followed at all times. Whilst winter tyres usually have a lower speed rating than regular tyres, H rated tyres still carry a high maximum speed of 131mph so winter tyres should not impact driving speed. Please note, speed should be reduced when driving in bad conditions.


Whilst the Association of British Insurers advise that the level of cover, or the premium on your car insurance will not be affected by having winter tyres fitted, some insurance companies like to be kept informed of any changes you make to the vehicle.


March is usually a good time to swap back to regular tyres when morning temperature is usually above 7°C.


It's vital that you have a spare tyre in good condition in case you suffer from a flat tyre, a blowout or severe damage to one of your tyres.


Contact information


You can email us at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk or call us on 0800 9520 395 and we'll be happy to help. Our opening times are Monday to Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm. Please include a contact number so we can get back in touch with you easily. You can also use our contact page located here.


Returns and refunds


Yes, making changes to your order is easy. Simply email customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk as soon as you can with the details of your current order, the changes you would like to make and we'll do the rest. There is no charge for incorrect orders, so if you order the wrong size, don't worry!


To cancel your order please email us at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk and include your order reference number.


Garage fit: There is no cancellation charge for garage fitted tyres.


Home delivery: For home delivery orders, in the event that a customer requires for tyres to be collected the collection fee will be subtracted from any refunds later processed.


Mobile fit: If cancelled before the day of your appointment the full mobile fitting fee will be refunded. If the cancellation happens on or after the day of your fitting you will not be refunded the mobile fitting fee.


If part of our service has caused you to cancel, please let us know and we'll do our best to help. Once we have processed your cancellation request, we will arrange your refund and confirm this by email.


If you are unhappy with your purchase, please speak to the fitting station directly about a like for like replacement. If you need any support or have any further questions please email us at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk


To organise a refund please email us at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk or phone us on 0800 9520 395 with your reference number. All refunds will be made by crediting the card you paid with.


We will make any refunds within 14 days of receiving the item(s) back or if we are collecting the item(s) from you, within 14 days of receiving your notification to us that you wish to return the item(s). The refund will be shown in your available balance once cleared in your account.


Commonly asked motoring questions


Tyre wear, wheel alignment and imbalance can cause the steering wheel to vibrate. If you notice a vibration, it's important you ask a garage to check this for you. If left unchecked, the long-term effect could be higher fuel consumption, steering and braking problems.


Your vehicle may need to be re-aligned if it's pulling to one side. It's important that you ask a garage to check and correct this for you. Whilst low tread maybe a factor, it is unlikely that general wear and tear of tyres would cause this.


I'm sorry no, this isn't a service we offer. If you feel the puncture may be repairable, we recommend you visit a local garage and ask them to take a look at your tyre so they can let you know if it can be repaired.


We can offer this service at an excellent rate in certain garages. If the garage you choose has this service available you will see this as an option to add to your order before you confirm it.


You should check your tyres whilst straight for any noticeable impact, loss of pressure and tread damage. If the car is pulling to one side the alignment or balance may have been affected. It's important to ask a garage to check this for you.


Technicians use balancing machines and the right weights for your vehicles wheels.


General tyre terms


A 4x4 is also known as an 'off road' vehicle. We can offer you great value on a range of big brand tyres for your 4x4. Simply enter your registration on the home page.


6PR or 6 ply tyres are heavily constructed with further reinforcement known as 'ply'. These are used on light commercial vehicles. The average for most cars is 4 ply.


8PR or 8 ply tyres are heavily constructed with further reinforcement known as 'ply'. This is a second option for light commercial vehicles and 8PR means 8 ply. Extra steel reinforcement is used. The average for most cars is 4 ply.


PayPal Credit


PayPal Credit is like a credit card, without the plastic. It’s a credit limit that’s attached to your PayPal account which you can use for your online purchases.


Applying for PayPal Credit is easy. Simply select PayPal as an option on our checkout page, then choose PayPal Credit and complete a short application form. If approved, you'll have a credit limit linked to your PayPal account once you have accepted the Credit Agreement.


No you don’t need to reapply. Just select the PayPal credit option in the payment section.


The application form takes minutes to complete. PayPal then run a credit check and if approved, you’ll have a credit limit linked to your PayPal account as soon as you accept your Credit Agreement.


0% interest for 4 months is available on single transactions of £99 or more. It applies automatically to any purchase made using PayPal Credit in excess of this value, except those to which another Promotional Purchase Offer (such as an instalment offer) applies. You can use this offer as many times as you like as long as you have an available credit limit.


Any remaining balance due after the 4-month promotional period or any transactions under £99 will be charged at 19.9% p.a (variable). If you fail to make minimum repayments on time or in certain other circumstances, PayPal may remove your offer. Please see the Credit Agreement for more details.


To determine the size of your credit line PayPal use the information you provide in the application form along with internal PayPal data and an external credit check.


To organise a refund please e-mail us at customerservices@asdatyres.co.uk or phone us on 0800 9520 395 with your reference number. Subject to our normal terms and conditions about the product being unused and collection charges for home delivered tyres you will receive a full refund to your PayPal credit account.


TPMS


Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) is an advanced technology that helps drivers keep track of their vehicle's tyre pressure. It is a safety feature that detects any drop in tyre pressure and alerts the driver immediately. TPMS is essential for road safety, fuel efficiency and tyre longevity.


Since 1st January 2012, it has been a legal requirement in the UK for all new cars and light commercial vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes to be fitted with a functioning TPMS. This mandate was introduced as per the EU Regulation 661/2009. Despite the UK's departure from the EU, the British government has adopted this as part of its domestic legislation.


As a result, every new vehicle manufactured in the UK from 1st January 2012 onwards must be equipped with a tyre pressure monitoring system. The TPMS is designed to provide real-time data on tyre pressure, enabling drivers to take necessary actions to maintain optimal tyre pressure levels and ensure a safe and comfortable driving experience.


Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) is a crucial safety feature that helps reduce the risk of underinflated tyres. Tyres with inadequate air pressure can lead to longer braking distances and potentially result in a tyre blowout, which can be a significant safety hazard on the road. TPMS provides real-time alerts to drivers, enabling them to maintain optimal tyre pressure levels and avoid potential risks.


It's important to note that TPMS regulations and laws may differ from country to country. Therefore, it's essential to check the rules and regulations in your region to ensure compliance with your country's laws. At Asda Tyres, we understand the importance of road safety, and we recommend having your TPMS checked and calibrated regularly by a professional tyre specialist. By doing so, you can ensure your vehicle is in top condition and ready to hit the road safely.


Direct TPMS is a sophisticated tyre pressure monitoring system that uses advanced sensors installed in each tyre to measure both air pressure and temperature. The sensors transmit real-time data to the vehicle's onboard computer, which processes the information and displays it on the dashboard for the driver to see.


This real-time data allows drivers to monitor their tyre pressure levels, ensuring they remain at optimal levels for safe and efficient driving. By keeping a close eye on the TPMS readings, drivers can take necessary actions to maintain their tyres in top condition, improve fuel efficiency, and reduce the risk of potential road hazards caused by underinflated tyres. At Asda Tyres, we recommend regular TPMS checks and calibration to ensure your system is in optimal condition and providing accurate readings at all times.


Indirect TPMS is a tyre pressure monitoring system that uses wheel speed sensors to determine if one or more tyres are underinflated. The system calculates the difference in rotational speed between the tyres, which can be a sign of underinflation. If this is the case, the driver will be promptly notified by a message displayed on the vehicle's dashboard.


This advanced system provides drivers with real-time information on tyre pressure levels, allowing them to take immediate action to avoid potential road hazards. By ensuring their tyres are always properly inflated, drivers can improve fuel efficiency, extend tyre longevity, and enhance road safety.


TPMS sensors are not universal and cannot be used interchangeably. They come in different sizes, shapes, and frequencies, depending on the specific make and model of the vehicle. This means that there is no one size fits all option when it comes to TPMS sensors.


It is crucial to use the correct TPMS sensor for your vehicle. Using the wrong sensor could result in inaccurate readings, leading to potential road hazards and compromising your safety.


It is not advisable to disable this feature in your vehicle as TPMS plays a crucial role in ensuring safety on the road. By detecting underinflated tyres, it can significantly lower the risk of accidents caused by such issues.


TPMS sensors need specially designed valve caps and stems to function properly. These valve components usually come in rubber or metal and are manufactured in specific shapes and sizes that match the requirements of the sensors.


Direct TPMS sensors are equipped with a small built-in battery that provides the necessary power to operate the sensors. The battery's lifespan can vary depending on factors such as usage and the manufacturer, but it is generally designed to last several years. On the other hand, indirect TPMS sensors do not require a battery since they utilise the wheel speed sensors already present in the vehicle to determine the tyre pressure.


The TPMS sensors in your vehicle can constantly keep track of the pressure in each tyre and will send an alert to the driver if the pressure falls below the recommended level. If you're looking to replace them, you may have some questions. To help you out, we've put together a list of frequently asked questions.


It is permissible to rotate your tyres. However, after doing so, it may be necessary to reset the system to ensure that the readings are accurate.


While it is possible to replace only one TPMS sensor, we do not recommend doing so. Since TPMS sensors generally have a similar lifespan, we suggest changing all of them simultaneously to ensure optimal performance and longevity.


It is possible to swap TPMS sensors in your vehicle. However, if you do so, it may be necessary to reprogram the system to ensure accurate readings. You can seek assistance from a local fitter to carry out this task. Keep in mind that additional charges may apply.


Replacing your TPMS is not mandatory every time you change your tyres. Typically, TPMS replacement is necessary only if the sensors have been damaged or worn out due to corrosion or other factors.


We advise replacing your TPMS only if it is not operating correctly or has been damaged. On average, the lifespan of a TPMS is around 5-7 years.


The cost of repairing or replacing a TPMS sensor can vary depending on the make and model of your vehicle. Typically, you can expect to pay an average of around £100 per sensor. To obtain more specific information on costs, we suggest consulting with your preferred fitter.



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