Van Tyres
// WHERE RUBBER MEETS THE ROAD

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A van conversion isn't a standard delivery van. It's heavier, carries a shifting load, and often goes where couriers won't. Here is how to choose the right tyres for your build.

Highway (HT)

Optimized for tarmac, fuel economy, and silence. The standard choice for those who stick to campsites and motorways.

  • Best fuel economy
  • Quietest ride
  • Useless on wet grass

All-Terrain (AT)

The enthusiast's choice. Aggressive looks and actual capability on mud, sand, and snow. Essential for off-grid builds.

  • Off-grid capability
  • Rugged sidewalls
  • Increased road noise

Winter / 3PMSF

Tyres with the 'Three Peak Mountain Snowflake' symbol. Legally required in many European countries during winter.

  • Legal EU compliance
  • Superior cold grip
  • Faster wear in summer

The Load Rating Trap

When choosing a tyre for a van conversion, the **Load Index** is more important than the brand. A fully laden Sprinter or Crafter can weigh 3.5 tonnes. You must ensure your tyres are rated (typically 115/112 or higher) to handle the constant weight of a conversion.

"Warning: Fitting tyres with an insufficient load rating is not only dangerous—it will void your insurance and fail an MOT."

Vehicle-specific tyre guides