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- Fitting & balancing usually €15–30 per wheel
Buy online, a garage fits them
Many shops deliver straight to a partner garage near you.
- Delivered straight to the garage
- Fitting & balancing usually €15–30 per wheel
The tyre size 165/80 R13 is commonly used for city cars like the VW Polo, Fiat 500, Renault Twingo or Smart ForTwo. Our current price comparison shows 39 summer tyres offers from 42,53 € to 239,39 € from brands like APLUS, Aptany, Austone, BARUM, Cst u.v.m..
Summer tyres offer the best driving characteristics in warm weather: shorter braking distances, better cornering and lower rolling resistance.
All prices are updated daily from reifen DE, reifen AT, ReifenDirekt.de — so you always see today's best price including shipping.
Frequently asked questions about 165/80 R13 summer tyres
As of 15 Nov 2026, four summer tyres from €170, around €263 on average; four winter tyres from €234, around €278 on average; four all-season tyres from €260, around €260 on average (incl. shipping, without fitting). Prices are updated daily from the offers of our partner shops in Germany.
The cheapest 165/80 R13 summer tyres currently costs €42,53 incl. shipping. The most expensive models cost up to €239,39. Prices are updated daily.
28 brands are available in size 165/80 R13: APLUS, Aptany, Austone, BARUM, Cst, DYNAMO, Fortune, Goodride, GT Radial, Hankook, Journey, LASSA, Maxtrek, Maxxis, Michelin Collection, Novex, Petlas, Powertrac, Roadx, ROYAL BLACK, Sailun, Starmaxx, Torque, Tracmax, Viking, Wanda, Westlake, Windforce.
Our price comparison on Reifen-Onlineshops.de shows you instantly which shop has the best price. Right now, reifen DE has the cheapest offer starting at €42,53.
Summer tyres perform best once temperatures stay permanently above 7 °C — in Germany usually from March/April. They offer shorter braking distances and better stability than winter tyres.
