Citroën Tyres

Citroën tyres are designed to last. But like all tyres, they will eventually need replacing to guarantee your safety and your car’s performance. Maintaining your tyres is a legal requirement so make sure you’re safe with a new set of Citroën tyres as soon as they start to reach the legal limit tread limit of 1.6mm.

Our specialist Citroën technicians are here to help. we'll run you through your options when it comes to replacing tyres and explain the benefits of each. Just get in touch with your local Group 1 Citroën service centre to learn more.

All of our Group 1 Citroën service and MOT centres are staffed by specially trained technicians who specialise in Citroën repairs.

We’re here to help you with any advice you need when choosing your Citroën tyres. Our quality service level includes:

• Citroën tyres that are perfectly matched to your model and your driving needs
• A varied range of tyre manufacturers, including premium brands and budget choices
• A selection of winter and summer tyres for year-round performance
• Run-flat tyre choices for added peace of mind
• A full suite of tyre services, including puncture repair, wheel alignment and wheel balancing
• Environmentally-conscious tyre disposal

Here at Group 1 Citroën, our extensive range of Citroën tyres and tyre services keep your car running safely, smoothly and efficiently. Our specialist technicians maintain an amazing standard of work and endeavour to get your car back to you as quickly as possible in perfect condition.

Every single set of Citroën tyres that we stock has been rigorously tested to ensure they meet our stringent standards. We only use the best, most reliable manufacturers to supply our Citroën tyres so you can rest assured you’re getting the best on the market.

We stock everything you’d ever need for a safe and fun driving experience in any weather conditions. Explore the types of Citroën tyres we stock below.

We’ve learnt a thing or two over the years, having installed countless Citroën tyres. Below we explain two of our top tips when it comes to Citroën ownership.

Regularly Check Your Tyres

You must carry out regular tyre checks to ensure your Citroën car is in safe working order.

First, check the tread level to ensure it’s above the legal limit of 1.6mm. Anything lower is illegal and unsafe to drive on.

Second, check the tyre for any damage. Have a look for any cuts or chunks missing from the tyre. Also look out for unusual bulges and nails, glass or anything else that may embed itself.

Finally, check your tyre pressure. Having the correct tyre pressure ensures safe and efficient driving.

Underinflated tyres create more wear, reduce handling, increase fuel consumption and may even lead to a blowout.

Overinflated tyres are more susceptible to damage from potholes and debris, cause uneven wear and are at risk of inflating further in the summer heat.

It’s especially important to carry out these checks before a long journey.

Get New Citroën Tyres at 3mm

Don’t leave it till the last minute to change your Citroën tyres.

If you’re driving on tread that’s close to 1.6mm, you’re gambling on when you may breach the legal limit.

And you’re also impeding your fuel efficiency, your car’s performance and, ultimately, your safety.

Make sure you’re prepared by changing your tyres when they get to around 3mm. This means you won’t be in a rush to get it sorted, and you won’t be at any risk.

Make sure your car is driving perfectly with a new set of Citroën tyres. Get in touch with your local Group 1 Citroën service centre to learn more.