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Landsail Tyres are built on one simple principle - to utilise the best available technology to produce the highest-quality tyres.
The LS388 couples leading-edge tread design with an advanced silica compound for a fuel-efficient drive
The LS588 is designed for Ultra High Performance driving. The LS588 range is continually growing and available in many low profile fitments
Developed for durability and handling in commercial van applications, the LSV88 performs in the most demanding conditions
We are delighted to announce Fuzz Townshend as our new Landsail Tyres ambassador. Being a mechanic and specialising in car restoration, Fuzz knows his cars, and his tyres. Like millions of drivers, Fuzz puts his trust in Landsail to get him from A to B.
A streamlined supply network means that the majority of Landsail tyre orders can be fulfilled within one day, wherever you are in the UK & Ireland.
The delivery driving industry is highly competitive, with van drivers facing immense pressure, especially during the Christmas season when the volume of deliveries surges. This period is particularly stressful as drivers work tirelessly to meet tight deadlines and customer expectations.
With winter well and truly here, it’s important to think about the tyre choice on your vehicle. Winter tyres – unlike summer tyres – are designed to operate at temperatures below 7 degrees Celsius, providing reliable grip and performance despite the cold, and sometimes frozen ground.
It’s the time of year you swap your light jacket for a winter coat – but also the time of year you should be considering if it is time to change to winter tyres. But what are winter tyres, and how do you know if they are suited to your…
As we embrace the chill of winter, it’s important to be prepared for the colder temperatures ahead. To help make sure your vehicle is winter-ready, we’ve asked our resident Tyre Teacher, Fuzz Townshend, to share his expert winter tyre checklist.
Runflat tyres are designed with reinforced sidewalls that can support the weight of a vehicle in the case of a puncture. This in turn allows motorists to keep control of the steering and brakes, giving extra time to find a safe place to pull over.
In today’s tech-driven world, we rely on all kinds of technology and advanced features like lane departure warnings, Anti-Lock Braking systems and tyre pressure monitoring to keep us safe on the road. While these systems are incredibly useful, you’d be forgiven for getting complacent when it comes to manually checking…
Driving in wet weather can be tricky, but with the right well-maintained tyres fitted, motorists can navigate driving in rainy conditions safely. One of the most critical factors in maintaining control of a vehicle on wet surfaces is ensuring the tyres are in top condition.
Fuzz Townshend muses on some non-preachy tips for new drivers to consider.
