
Everyday comfort
Quiet, smooth tyres for daily driving in town and on the highway — good grip in the wet.
Brand-new tyres for everyday cars, SUVs, bakkies and 4x4s — highway, comfort and all-terrain, fitted and balanced at our Harare and Mutare branches.
Find your tyre
Find the size on your tyre’s sidewall and tap it to check stock. Not sure? Tell us your car model in the quote form.
195 = width in mm · 65 = sidewall height as % of width · R = radial · 15 = rim in inches · 91 = load index · H = speed rating.
AT = all-terrain (gravel and dirt as well as tar) · HT = highway terrain (quiet and smooth on tar) · LT/C = light-truck/commercial for heavy loads.
What we supply

Quiet, smooth tyres for daily driving in town and on the highway — good grip in the wet.

Sharper handling and braking for sedans and sporty hatchbacks.

Long-wearing, fuel-saving tyres for Fits, Vitzs and other small cars.

Comfortable, quiet tyres for SUVs and double cabs that mostly drive on tar.

Chunky tread for gravel, farm roads and the rainy season — Hilux, Fortuner, Prado.

C-rated tyres that carry heavy loads on bakkies, vans and kombis.
Rainy season ready?
Check your tread before the rains. Bring your car to our Harare or Mutare branch and we’ll fit and balance brand-new tyres.
Book my tyres
Why drivers choose Proclassic
Fast quote
Send your tyre size (on the sidewall, e.g. 195/65R15) or your car model. We check stock in Harare and Mutare and reply on WhatsApp with availability and today’s price.
Questions
Not sure what fits your car? Send a photo of your tyre or your car model on WhatsApp.
Ask on WhatsAppThe size is moulded on your current tyre’s sidewall, e.g. 195/65R15 91H, and is also listed on a sticker in the driver’s door frame or in the owner’s manual. Send us the size or a photo on WhatsApp and we’ll confirm what fits.
195 is the width in millimetres, 65 is the sidewall height as a percentage of the width, R means radial and 15 is the rim diameter in inches. The numbers and letter after it (e.g. 91H) are the load index and speed rating — match or exceed your vehicle’s original rating.
Replace tyres when the tread gets close to the tread-wear indicator bars in the grooves, or earlier if they are cracked, bulging or damaged. Many experts recommend changing at around 3 mm of tread for safe braking in the rainy season.
Highway tyres are quieter, smoother and more economical if you mostly drive on tar. All-terrain tyres have a chunkier tread for gravel, farm roads and mud. If you regularly leave the tar — or drive in the rainy season on dirt roads — choose AT.
Yes. We fit, balance and pressure-check new tyres at our Harare and Mutare branches.
Yes — replace tyres in pairs on the same axle so they wear and grip evenly. New tyres are usually fitted to the rear for stability. We’ll advise you at fitment.
Prices move with stock and supply, so we confirm the exact price when you ask. Send your size on WhatsApp and we reply with availability and today’s price.