Realizing that you need new tires opens up some options for you. You can always take the easy way out and get the tire brand and size which you bought your vehicle with. You may also change your tires based on the driving conditions that you are planning for. You may change just the tire or both the tire and the wheel at the same time. You may decide to choose to change your wheel only when your tire has worn out.
While picking tires for your vehicle, consider the requirements of your car and the kind of usage you will be putting your tires through before you pick a tire. When you do buy a tire, make sure you do so from a tire store which helps you to pick the tire which is right for you, your requirements and your car, based on the conditions you would be driving in, your budget and not just the most expensive tire in the shop.
You should also choose your tires based on the speeds you will be driving at. If you are planning on driving at high speeds, you need to get tires which are rated as capable of maintaining such speeds for a greater level of safety. While it might not be possible to cross 75 mph as the speed limit in the United States, you can easily find stretches in Europe where a tire rated at least 100 mph will be needed. The tire will have its top speed at which safety is assured for the passengers marked using a letter code, from Q to V. You might buy a high speed tire for a sports car, but it is unlikely that you would ever use it to its full potential.
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