How much does a tyre cost in Dubai? (2026 price guide)

The short answer

The price of a tyre in Dubai depends mainly on its size, brand and type. A small hatchback tyre and a large 4x4 or performance tyre can be very different in price, so there is no single number that fits every car. What is fixed is the labour: at Jawwy Garage, tyre fitting starts from AED 30 per tyre, wheel balancing starts from AED 60, and wheel alignment starts from AED 80.

The quickest way to get an exact figure is to send us your tyre size on WhatsApp at +971 52 320 6777. We reply with options for your car, so you can compare before you visit our workshop in Ras Al Khor Industrial Area 1, Dubai.

What changes the price of a tyre

Size is the biggest factor. You can find your size on the sidewall of your current tyre — a code such as 265/65 R17. The first number is the width in millimetres, the second is the sidewall height as a percentage of the width, and the R number is the wheel diameter in inches. Larger wheels and wider tyres usually cost more.

Brand and tyre type come next. Premium brands invest heavily in rubber compounds that handle heat, which matters in the UAE where road surfaces regularly pass 60°C in summer. All-terrain tyres for desert driving, run-flat tyres and high-speed rated tyres for sports and luxury cars also sit at the higher end.

Finally, the age of the stock matters. A tyre's production date is printed on the sidewall as a four-digit DOT code — for example 2326 means week 23 of 2026. Fresh stock lasts longer in our climate, and we are happy to show you the date before fitting.

Labour costs at Jawwy Garage

Tyre fitting from AED 30 per tyre covers removing the old tyre, mounting the new one and refitting the wheel. Replacing all four tyres usually takes 20–30 minutes.

Wheel balancing from AED 60 removes vibration at highway speeds and takes about 20 minutes. Wheel alignment from AED 80 sets the angles of your wheels so the car drives straight and the new tyres wear evenly; it takes 20–40 minutes.

We recommend balancing every time new tyres are fitted, and an alignment check whenever you replace tyres, hit a large pothole or kerb, or notice the steering pulling to one side.

Should you buy the cheapest tyre?

A very cheap tyre can be a false saving in UAE conditions. Heat speeds up rubber ageing, and a tyre that hardens quickly will grip less and wear unevenly. A mid-range or premium tyre that lasts longer often costs less per kilometre.

Tell us how you drive — mostly city, long highway trips, or desert — and our team will suggest tyres that suit both your car and your budget. You will always get a clear quote before any work starts.

Paying for new tyres

We accept cash and card, and you can split your payment with Tabby. That makes it easier to fit a full set of quality tyres at once rather than mixing old and new tyres, which can affect handling and braking.

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