Car tyre prices in Australia can vary widely — from under $100 per tyre to well over $400.
So what determines the cost?
At Autosport Tyre World, we help drivers understand what they’re paying for — and how to choose safely within budget.
Average Tyre Prices in Australia
| Tyre Type | Approximate Price Range (Per Tyre) |
|---|---|
| Small passenger car | $100 – $180 |
| Mid-size sedan | $150 – $250 |
| SUV tyres | $200 – $350 |
| 4x4 All-Terrain | $250 – $450 |
Prices depend on:
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Brand
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Size
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Load rating
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Performance rating
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Tread type
Why Are Some Tyres More Expensive?
Higher-priced tyres usually offer:
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Better wet braking
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Lower road noise
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Longer tread life
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Stronger sidewalls
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Improved fuel efficiency
Cheaper tyres may cost less upfront but wear faster.
Is It Safe to Buy Cheap Tyres?
Budget tyres can be safe if they:
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Meet Australian standards
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Match correct load & speed rating
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Suit your driving conditions
The key is choosing the right tyre — not simply the cheapest.
Final Advice
The best tyre is not the most expensive — it’s the one that suits your vehicle and driving needs.
Browse our range of quality tyres across all budgets or contact Autosport Tyre World for tailored recommendations.