The tyre size 285/40 R21 is commonly used for various vehicle classes depending on manufacturer approval. Our current price comparison shows 34 winter tyres offers from 162,41 € to 609,20 € from brands like Bridgestone, Continental, Falken, Goodyear, Gripmax 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 AT, reifen DE, Reifentiefpreis DE — so you always see today's best price including shipping.
![Nankang NANKANG - REIFEN Winterreifen [Nankang] 285/40R21 109Q Wintersaf WS-1 jd706 285/40 R21 285/40 R21](/img/reifen/04718022007933.jpg)
![Nokian NOKIAN TYRES Winterreifen [Nokian] 285/40R21 109V - Snowproof 2 SUV t432814 285/40 R21 285/40 R21](/img/reifen/06419440567600.jpg)
![Continental CONTINENTAL Winterreifen [Continental] 285/40R21 109V - WinterContact TS 870 P 03558590000 285/40 R21 285/40 R21](/img/reifen/04019238072730.jpg)
![Goodyear GOODYEAR Winterreifen [] 285/40R21 109V - UltraGrip Performance + SUV 583096 285/40 R21 285/40 R21](/img/reifen/04038526097637.jpg)
![MICHELIN MICHELIN Winterreifen [] 285/40R21 109V - Pilot Alpin 5 627830 285/40 R21 285/40 R21](/img/reifen/03528706278303.jpg)
![Continental CONTINENTAL Winterreifen [Continental] 285/40R21 109T - Viking Contact 7 03454450000 285/40 R21 285/40 R21](/img/reifen/04019238080315.jpg)
Frequently asked questions about 285/40 R21 winter tyres
The cheapest 285/40 R21 winter tyres currently costs €162,41 incl. shipping. The most expensive models cost up to €609,20. Prices are updated daily.
14 brands are available in size 285/40 R21: Bridgestone, Continental, Falken, Goodyear, Gripmax, Hankook, MICHELIN, Nankang, Nokian, Pirelli, SAILUN, Sailun, TOURADOR, YOKOHAMA.
Our price comparison on Reifen-Onlineshops.de shows you instantly which shop has the best price. Right now, reifen AT has the cheapest offer starting at €162,41.
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.
