The tyre size 175/70 R13 is commonly used for city cars like the VW Polo, Fiat 500, Renault Twingo or Smart ForTwo. Our current price comparison shows 257 summer tyres offers from 23,88 € to 66,87 € from brands like APTANY, APlus, ARIVO, AUSTONE, Aplus u.v.m..
Summer tyres offer the best driving characteristics in warm weather: shorter braking distances, better cornering and lower rolling resistance.
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The cheapest 175/70 R13 summer tyres currently costs €23,88 incl. shipping. The most expensive models cost up to €66,87. Prices are updated daily.
118 brands are available in size 175/70 R13: APTANY, APlus, ARIVO, AUSTONE, Aplus, Apollo, Arisun, Atlander, Atlas, BARUM, BERLIN TIRES, CEAT, COMFORSER, CROSSWIND, Compasal, DEBICA, DELINTE, DOUBLE COIN, DYNAMO, Delmax, Diamondback, Doublestar, Event Tyres, Evergreen, FIREMAX, FRONWAY, FULDA, Firemax, Fortuna, Fortune, Fronway, GRENLANDER, GT Radial, Giti, Goodride, Greentrac, HIFLY, Habilead, Hankook, Ilink, Imperial, Infinity, KAPSEN, KORMORAN, Kenda, Kumho, LANDSPIDER, LASSA, LEAO, LINGLONG, Landspider, Lanvigator, Laufenn, Leao, Linglong, MAXTREK, MAXXIS, MINERVA, MOMO, Marshal, Matador, Milestone, Mirage, NEXEN, NORDEXX, Nankang, Neolin, Nexen, Ovation, PETLAS, Premiorri, RADAR, ROADCRUZA, ROADSTONE, ROADX, ROVELO, ROYAL BLACK, Riken, Road King, Rotalla, Rovelo, Royal Black, SAILUN, SAVA, SEBRING, SECURITY, SEMPERIT, STARMAXX, Sava, Security, Star Performer, Sumitomo, Sunwide, Superia, TOMKET, TORQUE, TOURADOR, TRACMAX, Taurus, Tercelo, Three-a, Torque, Tourador, Trazano, Triangle, Tristar, Turon, UNIROYAL, VREDESTEIN, Victory, Viking, WANDA, WESTLAKE, WINDFORCE, Windforce, YOKOHAMA, ZEETEX, Zmax.
Our price comparison on Reifen-Onlineshops.de shows you instantly which shop has the best price. Right now, Reifentiefpreis DE has the cheapest offer starting at €23,88.
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.