Electric cars are heavier, deliver torque instantly and have no engine noise to mask tyre roar. Fitting a standard tyre to an EV usually means faster wear and a noisier cabin.
We start with your door placard, not with a catalogue. Load index and speed rating are non-negotiable, and in this category they are the specifications most often quietly compromised to hit a price.
Then we ask how you actually use the vehicle: annual mileage, the proportion on tarmac, typical load, and whether you do long highway runs. Those four answers narrow forty brands to two or three, and from there it is a budget decision rather than a guess.
Finally we check what the current tyres are telling us. Wear patterns often reveal an alignment or pressure problem that will destroy a new set just as fast unless it is fixed first.
Touchless mounting, computerised balancing, new valves and torque-wrench finishing as standard, plus free rotation for the life of any set bought from us.
The right answer depends on load and use, but the brands we recommend most in this category are Michelin, Continental, Bridgestone.
Prices in this category start from about KSh 17,500 and rise with size and brand tier. WhatsApp 0720 315 238 with your size for a firm quote.
Yes, when the size is in stock, which covers most common Kenyan fitments. Fitting is about 20 minutes per wheel including balancing.
Send your make, model and year on WhatsApp and we will come back with a specific recommendation and price.