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Tyres Cost in Perth (2026)

Quick Answer

Estimated range

In Perth, replacement tyres usually cost about A$90 to A$180 each for budget passenger-car tyres, around A$180 to A$320 each for mid-range tyres, and roughly A$300 to A$500+ each for premium SUV, 4WD or performance tyres. Fitting, balancing and disposal are sometimes included in advertised tyre prices, but if charged separately, allow roughly A$25 to A$50 per tyre in total for those workshop costs.

Overview

Tyre prices in Perth vary mainly by wheel size, vehicle type, brand and whether you choose a budget, mid-range or premium tyre. Small passenger-car tyres are normally the cheapest, while SUV, ute, 4WD and performance tyres cost more because of their larger sizes, heavier load ratings and specialised tread patterns. In practice, many Perth drivers shopping for four standard passenger tyres will often spend somewhere from the mid-hundreds to well over A$1,000 depending on the tyre category they choose. Unlike registration or government vehicle charges, tyre pricing is mostly retailer-driven, so there is no single official Perth-wide tyre fee schedule. Publicly documented prices are available from major national providers serving Perth, but they change often due to promotions, stock levels and brand availability. Because of that, the most useful way to budget is by tyre category rather than expecting one fixed local price. If you are replacing tyres in Perth, also check whether the quote includes fitting, wheel balancing, new valve stems and old-tyre disposal. Wheel alignment is commonly optional and can add extra cost. For 4WDs and utes used outside the city, all-terrain or light-truck construction tyres can push the total materially higher than ordinary passenger-car road tyres.

What It Costs

ItemCost
Budget passenger-car tyre(per tyre)

Estimated range based on typical Australian retail market rates for entry-level passenger tyres sold by major tyre chains and online tyre retailers servicing Perth.

Estimated range
~A$90 – A$180
Mid-range passenger-car tyre(per tyre)

Estimated range based on typical Australian market pricing for mainstream brands in common passenger-car sizes.

Estimated range
~A$180 – A$320
Premium SUV, 4WD or performance tyre(per tyre)

Estimated range based on typical Australian market rates for premium-brand larger-diameter, SUV, 4WD and performance tyres commonly retailed in metro areas including Perth.

Estimated range
~A$300 – A$500
Tyre fitting, balancing and disposal(per tyre)

Estimated workshop add-on range where not already included in the advertised tyre price; based on common retail practice across Australian tyre stores.

Estimated range
~A$25 – A$50
Wheel alignment(per service)

Estimated range based on typical Australian pricing for standard passenger-vehicle wheel alignment sold alongside tyre replacement.

Estimated range
~A$70 – A$120

What’s Typically Included

  • Tyre itself
  • Sometimes fitting and balancing
  • Sometimes valve stem replacement
  • Sometimes old-tyre disposal

Common Jobs & Typical Prices

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Regulator / licensing: Department of Transport Western Australia

Variants & Configurations

Duration

Tyre replacement commonly takes around 30 to 90 minutes for a standard set, depending on workshop load and whether alignment is also done.

How Fees Work

Usually priced per tyre, with optional extra charges for fitting-related workshop services if not bundled.

Factors Affecting Price

  • Tyre size and wheel diameter
  • Vehicle type: passenger car, SUV, ute, 4WD or performance vehicle
  • Brand tier: budget, mid-range or premium
  • Tyre type: highway, touring, all-terrain, mud-terrain or run-flat
  • Whether fitting, balancing, valves and disposal are included
  • Promotions, stock availability and seasonal retailer discounting
high volatility. Tyre prices can change quickly because of supplier promotions, imported stock costs, brand rebates and size-specific availability. Prices and availability can change — always confirm with the official source before you commit.

Local Context

Perth tyre pricing is quoted in Australian dollars and normally includes GST in consumer-facing retail prices. Tipping is not expected. Costs can run higher for regional WA availability, but metro Perth usually has strong competition among national chains, independents and online tyre sellers with local fitting partners.

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.

All prices are in AUD and should generally be treated as retail estimates unless a current provider quote confirms a fitted drive-away amount.

Last reviewed: Sep 24, 2026

Sources & References

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

  • Department of Transport Western Australia · government

    Official WA transport authority relevant to vehicle ownership context in Perth; no standard government tyre fee schedule applies to retail tyre purchases.

  • Tyrepower · provider

    Major Australian tyre retailer with public tyre listings demonstrating that tyre prices vary by size, brand and vehicle type.

  • JAX Tyres & Auto · provider

    National tyre retailer showing public online tyre pricing and common add-on services such as wheel alignment and balancing.

  • Bob Jane T-Marts · provider

    Australian tyre retailer with public online product pricing illustrating broad market variation by tyre category.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a full set of four tyres cost in Perth?+

For a standard passenger car, a set of four often lands around A$360 to A$720 for budget tyres, roughly A$720 to A$1,280 for mid-range tyres, and A$1,200 to A$2,000 or more for premium or larger-format tyres, before any extra alignment charges.

Are tyre fitting and balancing usually included?+

Sometimes. Many retailers advertise drive-away or fitted prices, but others separate the workshop charges. Always confirm whether balancing, valves and disposal are included.

Do 4WD tyres cost more in Perth?+

Yes. Larger diameters, heavier load ratings and all-terrain or light-truck construction usually push 4WD and ute tyre prices above ordinary passenger-car tyres.

Is wheel alignment included when buying new tyres?+

Usually not. Alignment is often recommended but charged separately, commonly as a workshop add-on.

Why do tyre prices vary so much?+

The biggest reasons are tyre size, brand, speed/load rating, vehicle class and whether you are buying a standard road tyre or something more specialised such as run-flat or all-terrain.

Check current prices at the official source

Department of Transport Western Australia

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