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Tyres Cost in Buenos Aires (2026)

Quick Answer

Estimated range

In Buenos Aires, the cost of tyres varies sharply by size, vehicle type and whether you buy budget, mid-range or premium brands. As a practical market estimate, a single new passenger-car tyre typically costs about ARS 90000-260000, while SUV and light commercial tyres often run higher at roughly ARS 160000-420000 each; fitting and balancing are often charged separately if not included.

Overview

Tyre prices in Buenos Aires are volatile and can change quickly because Argentina’s automotive parts market is heavily affected by inflation, import restrictions, exchange-rate movements and intermittent stock shortages. For ordinary passenger cars, smaller 13-15 inch tyres usually sit at the lower end of the market, while 16-18 inch tyres, run-flat tyres and imported premium brands can be substantially more expensive. Drivers replacing a full set should also budget for wheel balancing, valve replacement, alignment and, in some cases, disposal or casing-related charges depending on the workshop. For most motorists in Buenos Aires, the practical buying choice is between budget domestic or regional brands, mid-range imported tyres and premium brands such as Michelin, Pirelli, Bridgestone or Goodyear where available. Prices also differ between online marketplaces, chain tyre centres and independent neighbourhood gomerías. Because workshop labour can be priced separately, it is worth confirming whether installation, balancing and alignment are included in the quoted tyre price. There is no single government-regulated retail tyre tariff for Buenos Aires, so exact public official price lists are uncommon. In the absence of stable citywide public pricing, the ranges below should be treated as realistic market estimates for current replacement-tyre spending in Buenos Aires rather than fixed quotes.

What It Costs

ItemCost
Passenger-car tyre (single, 13-15 inch)(per tyre)

Estimated range based on typical Buenos Aires market rates for replacement tyres in common compact-car sizes; actual prices vary quickly with inflation, brand and import availability.

Estimated range
~ARS 90,000 – ARS 180,000
Passenger-car tyre (single, 16-18 inch)(per tyre)

Estimated range based on typical local rates for larger passenger-vehicle tyres sold through tyre shops and automotive retailers in Buenos Aires.

Estimated range
~ARS 140,000 – ARS 260,000
SUV or pickup tyre (single)(per tyre)

Estimated range reflecting larger sizes, heavier-duty construction and stronger exposure to import-related price swings.

Estimated range
~ARS 160,000 – ARS 420,000
Tyre fitting and wheel balancing(per wheel)

Estimated service range for mounting and balancing in Buenos Aires when not already included in the tyre sale price.

Estimated range
~ARS 10,000 – ARS 30,000
Wheel alignment(per vehicle)

Estimated range for front or four-wheel alignment at local workshops; SUVs and vehicles needing extra adjustment can cost more.

Estimated range
~ARS 25,000 – ARS 70,000
Set of 4 passenger-car tyres fitted(per set)

Estimated all-in market range for four ordinary passenger tyres in Buenos Aires, allowing for fitting and balancing but not always alignment.

Estimated range
~ARS 400,000 – ARS 1,100,000

What’s Typically Included

  • New tyre only in some quotes
  • Fitting and balancing may or may not be included
  • Valve replacement sometimes included
  • Alignment usually charged separately

Common Jobs & Typical Prices

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Regulator / licensing: Secretaría de Industria y Comercio / Sistema de Neumáticos (labelling and consumer information context)

Variants & Configurations

How Fees Work

Usually priced per tyre, with optional separate workshop charges per wheel for fitting and balancing and a separate vehicle-level alignment fee.

Factors Affecting Price

  • Tyre size, speed/load rating and whether the vehicle is a compact car, saloon, SUV or pickup
  • Brand tier: domestic or budget options are usually cheaper than imported premium brands
  • Import availability, exchange-rate movements and Argentina’s high inflation
  • Whether fitting, balancing, valves and alignment are included in the quote
  • Seasonality is less important than stock availability, but shortages can cause sudden jumps
high volatility. Tyre prices in Buenos Aires can shift rapidly because of inflation, import availability and exchange-rate movements. Prices and availability can change — always confirm with the official source before you commit.

Local Context

In Buenos Aires, automotive parts and tyres are commonly quoted in Argentine pesos and may change price faster than many other household purchases. VAT is generally embedded in retail pricing. Tipping is not expected for tyre purchases, though small rounding at an independent workshop may occur. Prices within the city can differ between chain retailers, online sellers and local gomerías, and imported premium stock can be especially inconsistent.

These are data-informed estimate ranges, not confirmed prices.

Costs like this vary widely by job, location, timing and provider, so there is no single fixed price. The ranges here are based on typical market rates to give you a realistic ballpark. For an exact figure for your situation, get a quote or check the official source below.

ARS prices can move quickly; if you are comparing quotes, check the date and whether fitting services are included.

Last reviewed: Sep 24, 2026

Sources & References

Every price on this page is traced to a documented source. Last checked 24 September 2026.

  • Argentina.gob.ar - Industria y Comercio · government

    Official government context for industry and commerce regulation relevant to consumer goods including tyres; supports the regulatory context rather than city retail prices.

  • Argentina.gob.ar - Seguridad Vial · government

    Official road-safety context supporting the practical importance of tyre condition and related maintenance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does one car tyre usually cost in Buenos Aires?+

A realistic estimate for a standard passenger-car tyre is about ARS 90000-260000 each, depending on size and brand. Premium and larger sizes can go above that.

Is fitting included in the tyre price?+

Not always. Some retailers bundle fitting and balancing, while others quote only the tyre and then add workshop charges separately.

How much does it cost to replace four tyres?+

For a normal passenger car in Buenos Aires, a practical estimate is around ARS 400000-1100000 for a set of four fitted, depending heavily on size and brand.

Are tyre prices regulated by the government in Buenos Aires?+

Retail tyre prices are not generally set by a single official tariff. Consumer and product rules exist, but day-to-day selling prices are market-based and can move quickly.

Should I budget separately for alignment?+

Yes. Alignment is commonly a separate service and may cost roughly ARS 25000-70000 per vehicle.

Why do tyre prices change so often in Argentina?+

The biggest reasons are inflation, exchange-rate volatility, import constraints and fluctuating stock levels, all of which can affect tyres more sharply than many routine car services.

Check current prices at the official source

Gobierno de Argentina - Industria y Comercio

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