Audi Tyres

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At Tyre Shopper, the UK's number one online tyre retailer, we have a number of Audi tyres that embrace the company's motto ‘Vorsprung durch Technik’, or in English ‘advancement through technology’. We’re ready to equip your vehicle with top of the line Audi tyres. Whether you’re looking for Audi summer tyres, Audi winter tyres or Audi run flat tyres, you’re sure to find the perfect ones for your make and model here.

Which models do we stock Audi tyres online for?

 Audi A3

The Audi A3 is a small family car that comes in three different body types: the three-door hatchback, the sport-back which is a five-door hatchback, and the cabriolet. It is produced in front-wheel drive or quattro on-demand four-wheel drive. The wheelbase for the three-door hatchback is 2,513 millimetres and 2,518 millimetres for the four-wheel drive.

Whether you’re looking for cheap Audi tyres or premium, our replacements include the Continental ContiSportContact 2, the Uniroyal Rainsport 2, the Avon ZV5, the Goodyear Eagle F1 and the Michelin Primacy 3.

Audi A4

The Audi A4 is a compact executive car that was first manufactured in 1994. The model is front-wheel drive, but some models feature the quattro all-wheel drive. It is available as either a saloon or an estate. The second and third generations are also available in a convertible version. The wheelbase is 2,615 millimetres and it was the first model to feature the 1.8L 20V engine with five valves per cylinder.

Factory fitted Audi tyres are the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2. Replacement Audi car tyres for the Audi A4 are the Bridgestone Potenza and the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric.

Audi A6

First manufactured in 1994, the A6 is built for the executive. It is available in both saloon and estate configurations. The A6 saloon is a four door, while the estate is a five. The estate version is also called the Audi A6 Avant. All generations have offered either front-wheel drive or quattro permanent four-wheel drive. The wheelbase is 2,760 millimetres.

This model is factory fitted with Audi car tyres from Continental. Suitable tyres to replace your Audi tyres are the Michelin Pilot Primacy, ContiSportContact 2, Pirelli P Zero and Avon ZV5.

Why choose Tyre Shopper for Audi tyres?

By coming to Tyre Shopper to replace your existing Audi car tyres, you’re coming to the number one online tyre retailer in the UK! Not only that but you’re also buying your Audi tyres online at the best possible prices, all thanks to our price promise guarantee. This simply means that we check our competitors’ prices every day, so you don’t have to.

Tyre Pressures for Audi Tyres

If you are wanting to find the correct PSI for your Audi tyres, please click on the following link. From here, you will need to enter your vehicle registration and our quick and easy tyre pressure calculator will find the correct tyre pressure for your tyres.

Audi Tyre Pressure

History about Audi

The first Audi car was manufactured in 1901. They were offered in both 2.6L and 3.6L four-cylinder models, which boosted not only their speed but also their profitability.

Audi AG, the company that produces Audi cars, has found great financial success and critical acclaim with cars like the Audi TT. The company itself is owned by another popular car manufacturer, the Volkswagen Group.

The Volkswagen Group bought a majority share and took over the operations of the company in 1964. It was not until 1974 that the company shed its conservative image and entered into the racing and high-performance market. The Audi Quattro, a turbocharged coupe, was their attack on the market and it was met with considerable praise.

High performance is something that Tyre Shopper shares with Audi AG. National Tyres (the fitting partner of choice) and its 250 fitting outlets is ready to supply a wide selection of Audi tyres. They have over 1,000 Audi tyre specialist fitters to aid in the selection of your next purchase.
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