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  • Goodyear
    EfficientGrip Performance 2
    From £97.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

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  • Bridgestone
    Alenza 001
    From £140.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Bridgestone
    Potenza Sport
    From £132.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Goodyear
    EfficientGrip Performance
    From £92.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Michelin
    Primacy 4
    From £114.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Goodyear
    Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5
    From £117.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Michelin
    Pilot Sport 4
    From £132.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Firestone
    Roadhawk
    From £83.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Bridgestone
    Ecopia EP150
    From £135.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

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As the second-largest automobile company in Japan, Honda has built a strong reputation based on reliability, innovation, and quality. The company started out manufacturing motorbikes, but now produces a diverse range of vehicles across the world. With cars specifically, Honda has targeted the family market and knows how to build sleek, sporty and safe cars at an affordable price.

To ensure that your Honda is able to deliver on the high standards its capable of, you need to make sure you equip it with a set of tyres that complement its high levels of performance and guarantee a comfortable driving experience. Whether you're looking for a set of replacement tyres that gets the most out of a sporty Civic or your family-focused Accord, Halfords have got the right set of tyres for you.

Our Honda recommended tyres are of the highest quality, come at an affordable price so you don't have to break the bank to kit your car out with quality tyres from the world's top tyre brands. - opens in a new tab

If you're looking to replace the factory-fitted Goodyear tyres for your Honda Civic you may want to opt for a like replacement, but alternatively, you may want to consider the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 - opens in a new tab which is ideal for sporty cars and powerful saloons or the Avon ZZ5 - opens in a new tab for as high-quality but more affordable option.

If you're the proud owner of a Honda Jazz, you'll likely have a set of Michelin Energy Savers. - opens in a new tab However, if you're on the lookout for an upgrade you do far worse than Dunlop SP Sport FastResponse - opens in a new tab which boasts superb braking performance and steering response.

If you have a Honda Accord, you'll likely already have Bridgestone's Potenza's fitted, but we'd recommend considering upgrading to Goodyear's Eagle F1 Asymmetric 2 tyres - opens in a new tab to give you better control and safety at high speeds.

With over 10,000 tyres available, we know if it can be tough to find the right match for your Honda. That's why we've got an easy-to-use tyre buying guide - opens in a new tab to help you on your way. Once you have made a decision you can book in a visit to any of our 300+ Halfords Autocentres for your free fitting.

How much is a tyre for a honda jazz?

Tyres for a Honda Jazz generally start from around £60 each, but the price can vary depending on the brand and spec you choose. Mid-range options tend to cost between £70-£100. You can get a quick price by entering your Jazz's registration number on the Halfords website — it'll show tyres that fit your specific model.

Does honda transalp have tubeless tyres ?

It depends on the model, but Honda tends to fit tyres from big-name brands like Bridgestone, Dunlop, or Michelin at the factory. You might have something different depending on where and when the car was built. Easiest way to check? Take a look at the sidewall of your current tyres — that'll tell you exactly what's fitted.