Vehicle tyre fitment guide
Compare exact-size 2024 MG HS tyres in the researched 215/60 R17 and 235/50 R18 fitments, then check your current sidewall or placard before ordering.
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Last verified: 2026-08-22
The researched tyre sizes for this 2024 MG HS guide are 215/60 R17, 235/50 R18. Exact tyre size can vary by trim, wheel option and market. Confirm the size on the current tyre sidewall or vehicle placard before ordering. Fitment source checked: 1.
Only Tyres.net products whose listed size exactly matches one of the researched 2024 MG HS tyre sizes are shown here. Check load index, speed rating, season and run-flat notes before buying.
from £108.60-£121.15.
£108.6-£121.15
Tyre sizes tracked: 215/60 R17 96H
from £106.95-£111.49.
£106.95-£111.49
Tyre sizes tracked: 215/60 R17 100V
from £120.83-£145.36.
£120.83-£145.36
Tyre sizes tracked: 235/50 R18 101V
from £116.22-£181.33.
£116.22-£181.33
Tyre sizes tracked: 235/50 R18 101Y
from £162.24-£181.74.
£162.24-£181.74
Tyre sizes tracked: 235/50 R18 97V
Start with Kinergy 4S² H750 sbl 235/50 R18 101V All season (£120.83-£145.36), Turanza 6 215/60 R17 96H Summer (£108.60-£121.15), Ultrac+ 235/50 R18 101Y Summer (£116.22-£181.33); each is included because its Tyres.net listed size matches a researched 2024 MG HS tyre size. This is not a claim that every trim uses the same size. Confirm the current sidewall, load index and speed rating before ordering. Use season, stock, delivery terms and price as secondary filters after size fitment.
from £120.83-£145.36.
£120.83-£145.36
Tyre sizes tracked: 235/50 R18 101V
from £108.60-£121.15.
£108.6-£121.15
Tyre sizes tracked: 215/60 R17 96H
from £116.22-£181.33.
£116.22-£181.33
Tyre sizes tracked: 235/50 R18 101Y
from £162.24-£181.74.
£162.24-£181.74
Tyre sizes tracked: 235/50 R18 97V
from £106.95-£111.49.
£106.95-£111.49
Tyre sizes tracked: 215/60 R17 100V
The table is filtered to researched tyre sizes: 215/60 R17, 235/50 R18. Compare the listed size against the current tyre sidewall first, then check load/speed rating, season and run-flat notes. Products outside those researched sizes are deliberately excluded from this vehicle shortlist.
| Product | Type | Season | Tyre sizes | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kinergy 4S² H750 sbl 235/50 R18 101V All season | Car tyre | All season | 235/50 R18 101V | £120.83 |
| Turanza 6 215/60 R17 96H Summer | Car tyre | Summer | 215/60 R17 96H | £108.6 |
| Ultrac+ 235/50 R18 101Y Summer | Car tyre | Summer | 235/50 R18 101Y | £116.22 |
| c. drive 2 AC02A 235/50 R18 97V Summer | Car tyre | Summer | 235/50 R18 97V | £162.24 |
| Celsius AS2 215/60 R17 100V All season | Car tyre | All season | 215/60 R17 100V | £106.95 |
This shortlist is built around a researched 2024 MG HS fitment set, not a universal size claim. The verified sizes to compare here are 215/60 R17 and 235/50 R18, and the match has to be exact rather than near-enough. Because trim, wheel option, market and any previous wheel changes can alter the correct tyre, the first step is still to confirm the current sidewall or vehicle placard before you choose between summer and all-season options.
The five Tyres.net options split cleanly between all-season and summer, so the main decision is year-round convenience versus a more seasonal setup. Prices overlap rather than forming a clear bargain ladder: the shortlist sits roughly from £106.95 to £181.74, with Toyo Celsius AS2 215/60 R17 100V All season at the lower end and Yokohama c. drive 2 AC02A 235/50 R18 97V Summer near the top. Brand familiarity also matters here, with Hankook, Bridgestone, Vredestein, Yokohama and Toyo all represented, so shoppers should compare exact size, season and current availability rather than assuming the cheapest line is the right one.
Start with the car, not the model name: check the sidewall on your current tyre and the vehicle placard to confirm either 215/60 R17 or 235/50 R18. Next compare load index and speed rating against the tyre currently fitted to the car, because the supplied shortlist evidence does not guarantee those details are identical across all options. If the vehicle is already on run-flat tyres, check that status as well, then decide whether summer or all-season suits your driving and finally confirm price, stock and delivery on the retailer page.
The 2024 MG HS name alone is not enough to lock the correct tyre size. Fitment can change by trim, wheel option and market, and the evidence also suggests later MG HS generations may use different sizes entirely, so this page deliberately limits itself to the researched matches only. That is why you should treat the shortlist as a comparison tool, not a guarantee that every 2024 MG HS on the road shares the same tyre size.
A matching size is only the starting point when comparing tyres for the 2024 MG HS. The product title may show a load index and speed rating, such as 96H, 101V or 101Y, but those should still be checked against your car’s existing sidewall or placard before you order. If the vehicle currently uses run-flat tyres, confirm that the replacement matches the same setup; if the tyre listing and the car’s placard disagree, ask a tyre fitter to confirm the correct fitment.
The shortlist is useful because it lets you compare the two most relevant seasons without changing tyre size. Hankook Kinergy 4S² H750 235/50 R18 101V and Toyo Celsius AS2 215/60 R17 100V are all-season choices for drivers who want year-round convenience, while Bridgestone Turanza 6 215/60 R17 96H, Vredestein Ultrac+ 235/50 R18 101Y and Yokohama c. drive 2 AC02A 235/50 R18 97V are summer options for shoppers who prefer a seasonal tyre. The right call depends more on commute pattern, motorway use and how often you want to swap tyres than on the MG HS badge itself.
Value on this page comes from getting the exact fitment right before chasing a lower price. The shortlist spans about £106.95 to £181.74, so there is enough spread to compare budget, brand and specification, but not enough to assume one tyre is universally better value for every driver. Because live retailer details were limited during checking, shoppers should recheck stock, delivery terms and final price on Tyres.net before ordering, especially if they are choosing between the lower-priced Toyo and Bridgestone examples and the pricier Vredestein or Yokohama options.
Last checked 2026-08-22. The source list below is included to help you check the details behind the comparison. Always confirm the latest price, delivery cost, stock status and product details with the retailer before buying.
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Yes. The researched sizes here are only 215/60 R17 and 235/50 R18, and the correct one can change with trim, wheel option, market and any previous wheel changes. Check your current tyre sidewall or the vehicle placard before ordering.
Start with the size printed on the current tyre sidewall, then confirm it against the vehicle placard. That is the safest way to verify whether your car needs 215/60 R17 or 235/50 R18, and it also helps you compare load and speed markings before you buy.
Use your driving pattern. All-season options like Hankook Kinergy 4S² H750 and Toyo Celsius AS2 suit drivers who want year-round convenience, while Bridgestone Turanza 6, Vredestein Ultrac+ and Yokohama c. drive 2 are summer choices to compare if you prefer a seasonal setup.
Check load index, speed rating, whether the car currently uses run-flat tyres, and the latest retailer price, stock and delivery terms. If the tyre sidewall and vehicle placard do not agree, a tyre fitter should confirm the correct match.
Use extra care. Previous wheel changes can alter the correct tyre size, which is why this page only shows researched matches and still asks you to confirm the current sidewall or placard before buying. Exact fitment matters more than the model name.