The tyre size 225/65 R16 is commonly used for mid-size cars and compact SUVs like the Audi A4, VW Tiguan or BMW X1. Our current price comparison shows 57 winter tyres offers from 60,43 € to 506,70 € from brands like Aptany, Atlas, BF Goodrich, Bridgestone, Continental u.v.m..
Winter tyres outperform summer tyres below 7 °C. They offer much shorter braking distances on wet and snowy roads.
All prices are updated daily from reifen DE, Reifen.com, Reifentiefpreis DE — so you always see today's best price including shipping.
![Goodride GOODRIDE - REIFEN Winterreifen [Goodride] 225/65R16 100T SW618 03010444601j78420202 225/65 R16 225/65 R16](/img/reifen/06938112608194.jpg)
![KLEBER KLEBER Winterreifen [] 225/65R16 112/110R - Transalp 2+ 978726 225/65 R16 225/65 R16](/img/reifen/03528709787260.jpg)
![Nokian NOKIAN TYRES Winterreifen [Nokian] 225/65R16 112/110R - Hakkapeliitta CR4 t432378 225/65 R16 225/65 R16](/img/reifen/06419440497518.jpg)
![Continental CONTINENTAL Winterreifen [Continental] 225/65R16 112/110R - VanContact Viking 04532660000 225/65 R16 225/65 R16](/img/reifen/04019238030518.jpg)
Frequently asked questions about 225/65 R16 winter tyres
The cheapest 225/65 R16 winter tyres currently costs €60,43 incl. shipping. The most expensive models cost up to €506,70. Prices are updated daily.
43 brands are available in size 225/65 R16: Aptany, Atlas, BF Goodrich, Bridgestone, Continental, Cooper, Dunlop, Duraturn, FIRESTONE, FULDA, Falken, Fortuna, GRENLANDER, Goodride, Goodyear, HIFLY, Hankook, Ilink, KLEBER, KORMORAN, Kenda, Kumho, LEAO, LINGLONG, Lanvigator, Leao, MICHELIN, Matador, NORDEXX, Nokian, Pirelli, RIKEN, ROYAL BLACK, SEBRING, Starmaxx, TIGAR, TOURADOR, Taurus, Toyo, VREDESTEIN, Westlake, YOKOHAMA, Yokohama.
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 €60,43.
Experts recommend switching to winter tyres once temperatures drop permanently below 7 °C — in Germany typically from October/November. Rule of thumb: October to Easter.
