From rain-slicked motorways to rugged off-road tracks, your tyres are your single connection to the ground. That trust is non-negotiable. Our complete range of tyres is born from indepth research and development, ensuring every journey is underpinned by superior safety and performance. Explore our Protoura Sport tyres for exhilarating drives, the Terratoura A/T for adventure, and our Alltoura and Wintoura ranges for total confidence in any weather. Whatever you drive, there’s a Davanti tyre engineered for you. With Davanti Tyres you can embrace the performance of your vehicle safe in the knowledge that your tyres are going the extra mile for you.
Selecting a vehicle here will show you the Davanti Tyre most suited for your vehicle according to its technical features and homologation and a list of sizes that can replace those originally fitted.
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Recent research from TyreSafe* reveals that there is a severe lack of knowledge and adoption of technology among commercial vehicle drivers when it comes to tyre maintenance, particularly from smaller owner-operated fleets. If you are a commercial vehicle operator looking to improve tyre safety standards and ensure your fleet is running…
This Child Safety Week, we’re shining a spotlight on the rigorous testing process that all Davanti tyres undergo before entering the market to help give peace of mind to safety conscious drivers.
Protoura Race has been fitted to the safety car of the 2026 Panhellenic Speed Championship, the premier national motorsport competition in Greece.
This is the nominal WIDTH of the tyre in mm
This is the nominal HEIGHT of the tyre wall as a percentage of the nominal width. (60% of 225 in this example)
This indicates the tyre is of RADIAL construction which is suitable for cars with a speed capability over 240 KPH (150mph)
This is the rim/wheel DIAMETER that the tyre will fit (inches)
This is the LOAD INDEX of the tyre. It is code that refers to the maximum load each tyre can take
This is the SPEED RATING of the tyre. It is a code that refers to the maximum speed each tyre can do
