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  • Goodyear
    EfficientGrip Performance 2
    From £91.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Hankook
    Hankook Kinergy Eco 2 K435
    From £72.99

    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

  • Continental
    ContiSportContact 5
    From £117.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Continental
    ContiEcoContact 5
    From £112.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Hankook
    Hankook Dynapro HP2 RA33
    From £108.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Continental
    ContiPremiumContact 5
    From £107.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

  • Firestone
    Roadhawk
    From £80.99

    Unavailable for garage fitting

    Unavailable for mobile fitting

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How much are tyres for kia sportage?

It depends on the brand and size you go for, but most Kia Sportage tyres usually fall somewhere between £80 and £150 each. You'll find both budget-friendly and premium options, depending on what kind of performance or mileage you're after. The simplest way to get an accurate price is to pop your reg number into the Halfords website - it'll show you exactly what fits and how much they cost, including fitting.

How long do original Kia tires last?

It really depends on how and where you drive. A lot of Kia owners get somewhere between 20,000 and 40,000 miles out of their original tyres. If you're mostly doing motorway miles and keeping your pressures in check, they'll usually last longer. City driving and rougher roads tend to wear them down quicker.

What brand tire does Kia use?

You'll often see brands like Hankook, Kumho, or Nexen on new Kias, but it can vary depending on the model. Kia works with different tyre makers for different trims, so the best way to know for sure is to check what's already on your car. If you're replacing them, Halfords can show you similar or exact matches that fit your model.