New National Tyrewise Regulations Effective 1st March – A Tyre Stewardship Fee Will Apply To Manage End-Of-Life Tyres Disposal. See Details.
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions from our customers:
Choosing the right tyres is essential for safety, performance, and fuel efficiency. At Tyrepower, we make it easy with our online search tools and expert advice.
To get an accurate quote and the right fit, it’s important to know your tyre size. The easiest way to find this is by checking the sidewall of your existing tyre, where you’ll see a combination of numbers and letters.
Understanding Tyre Size Markings:
Important Tip: Some vehicles have different front and rear tyre sizes, so be sure to check both tyres when taking note of your tyre size.
Once you have your tyre size, you can use our website to quickly find matching options:
Search by Rego (Vehicle Registration) – See original fitment and alternative tyre sizes based on vehicle data from DriveRight. Keep in mind that the results are a guide only, as tyre sizes can vary even on similar vehicles.
Search by Tyre Size – Enter your tyre size directly to find tyres that fit your vehicle.
Still unsure which tyres to choose? Our experts can inspect your tyres in person, confirm the correct size, and recommend the best options for your driving needs.
Space saver tyres are temporary spare tyres designed to save space and weight in your vehicle. They are smaller and narrower than standard tyres and are meant to be used only in emergencies when you have a flat tyre.
Need a replacement for your space saver? Visit a Tyrepower tyre shop near you for expert advice and tyre solutions.
Space saver tyres are commonly found in smaller vehicles with limited boot space, as well as some larger modern cars where manufacturers prioritise weight reduction and fuel efficiency.
The speed rating indicates the maximum safe speed a tyre can handle. It’s marked on the tyre sidewall and should match your vehicle’s requirements
A simple way is using a 20-cent coin—if part of the number is visible when inserted into the tread, your tyres may need replacing. NZ’s legal minimum tread depth is 1.5mm.
Maintaining the correct tyre pressure is crucial for safety, fuel efficiency, and tyre lifespan. Here’s how to find the correct pressure for your vehicle and check your current tyre pressure.
Many tyres have markings on the sidewall that indicate the maximum inflation pressure (e.g., “MAX PRESSURE 50 PSI”). However, this is NOT the recommended pressure for your vehicle—it’s simply the maximum the tyre can safely handle.
NOTE: Always follow your vehicle manufacturer’s recommended pressure, not the maximum on the tyre.
Your car’s recommended tyre pressure can usually be found in one of these places:
Tyre pressure is usually listed in PSI (pounds per square inch) or BAR and may vary depending on whether the vehicle is fully loaded or driving conditions (e.g., motorway vs. city).
You can check your tyre pressure using:
This could be due to unbalanced wheels, wheel misalignment, or worn-out suspension components. A balance and wheel alignment check can help diagnose the issue.
Find out more about wheel alignment services at your nearest Tyrepower tyre store.
Tyre lifespan depends on driving habits, road conditions, and maintenance. Most tyres last between 40,000 – 80,000 km with proper care.
The cost of a tyre depends on several factors, including:
At Tyrepower, we stock a wide range of tyres and work with all major brands to ensure we find the best option for your vehicle and budget. Visit your local Tyrepower store for expert advice and a tailored quote.
If you have a slow puncture, we may be able to repair it, but some punctures (especially near the sidewall) may require a full replacement. Visit your nearest Tyrepower for advice.
We stock all major tyre brands, but not all of them are online, if you can’t find a specific one, let us know—we may be able to source it for you!
As of 1st March 2024, the new National Tyrewise regulations came into effect, introducing a Tyre Stewardship Fee to manage the responsible disposal and recycling of end-of-life tyres in New Zealand.
This fee helps fund tyre recycling initiatives, reducing environmental impact and ensuring tyres are processed sustainably.
For more details, visit Tyrewise
Yes! Many of our stores offer Afterpay as a flexible payment option—check with your local Tyrepower for availability.
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