Lexus offers optimum tyres for your driving conditions to ensure the highest levels of performance and protection for you and your passengers. We recommend you only choose tyres that have been designed for your Lexus.
Our experts are committed to getting you back on the road as soon as possible. So if you encounter any issues with your tyres, visit any Lexus Centre near you for peace of mind. Our specialists will be able to diagnose your tyre problem and repair or fit replacements at a very competitive price - and if you find it cheaper locally within five days, we'll even price-match. Terms and conditions apply*
*Price match guarantee based upon a like for like tyre of the exact same specification that can be purchased within a 10 mile radius within 28 days of purchase.
Fitting winter tyres prepares you for whatever the weather may bring. Winter tyres are made of a compound that remains supple in low temperatures. They feature deep treads to disperse water and slush and also have numerous small slits that improve grip during stopping, starting and cornering and significantly reduce your car’s stopping distances.
When the temperature drops below 7°C, the tread compound in normal tyres begins to harden. This reduces your car’s grip on the road and increases stopping distances. Lexus Winter Tyres use a special rubber compound and tread design to combat this, providing a safer alternative.
This combination enables winter tyres to adapt across a range of cold weather driving conditions on roads that are wet, snowy or icy.
Please note the below diagrams are not drawn to scale. Braking tests completed independently by the British Tyre Manufacturers Association and supplied by Tyresafe. For further information, please visit www.tyresafe.org
Winter Weather Tyre had an improved stopping distance of 8m. Braking on snowy roads from 30mph to rest.
Winter Weather Tyre had an improved stopping distance of 11m. Braking on snowy roads from 20mph to rest.
Keeping ahead of your tyre maintenance not only protects your safety, but decreases the likelihood of costly repairs in the future. Tyres in good condition are also the most economical, by ensuring the optimal level of fuel consumption.
By spotting the signs of tyre wear and addressing them, you can avoid longer braking distances, aquaplaning and tyre blowouts. Common indicators include low tyre pressure, partial tread, vibrations in the steering wheel, unusual noises, a tendency to pull to one side and poor handling on wet roads.
