SUVs are usually bigger and heavier vehicles than CUVs. This means that the OE tyres that they come with the vehicle may be different in terms of price, performance, durability, and the load they are made to handle.
Meanwhile, CUV tyres are expected to handle a level of utility, with added comfort and sophistication. Not all CUVs are suitable for off-roading, so an all-terrain tyre will not be necessary.
What should I consider when looking for new SUV tyres or CUV tyres?
Whether you want original tyres or wish to explore aftermarket options, there are several great choices available. However, SUV tyres and CUV tyres both tend to do a lot more work than your average car tyres. We recommend you always choose tyres that match your manufacturer’s recommendations. Getting the proper tyres can ensure the best performance from your vehicle.
Safety. Drivers in tropical climates don’t have to worry about winter vs summer vs all-weather tyres. However, a factor about SUV tyres Singapore drivers often overlook is your tyre’s performance in heavy rainfall and during off-roading, especially with the very real dangers of hydroplaning.
Michelin highly recommends that you always keep all four tyres the same make and model, and change them at the same time for greater safety and comfort.