Winter Tires
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- Tigar Winter 245 / 45 R 18 6,324 MKD
- Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 225 / 75 R 16 7,372 MKD
- Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 215 / 75 R 16 7,052 MKD
- Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 205 / 75 R 16 6,451 MKD
- Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 195 / 75 R 16 6,334 MKD
- Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 185 / 75 R 16 5,713 MKD
- Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 225 / 70 R 15 6,150 MKD
- Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 215 / 70 R 15 6,208 MKD
- Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 195 / 70 R 15 5,257 MKD
- Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 175 / 65 R 14 4,074 MKD
- Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 185 / 80 R 14 4,821 MKD
- Tigar Winter 245 / 40 R 18 6,227 MKD
- Tigar Winter 235 / 40 R 18 5,810 MKD
- Tigar Winter 225 / 40 R 18 4,520 MKD
- Leao Winter Defender HP 175 / 70 R 13 2,600 MKD
- Tigar SUV Winter 255 / 45 R 20 10,010 MKD
- Tigar SUV Winter 275 / 45 R 20 9,778 MKD
- Leao Winter Defender HP 165 / 70 R 13 2,367 MKD
- Tigar SUV Winter 255 / 50 R 20 10,069 MKD
- Leao Winter Defender HP 155 / 80 R 13 2,318 MKD
- Leao Winter Defender HP 185 / 60 R 14 3,085 MKD
Guides
- Winter equipment in North Macedonia: when it is mandatory and what the law requires - In North Macedonia winter equipment is mandatory from 15 November to 15 March. Passenger cars up to 3.5 tonnes need winter tires on all four wheels with at least 4 mm of tread, or summer tires with at least 4 mm of tread plus chains for the drive wheels. The fine is the denar equivalent of 45 euros. This season it starts on 15 November 2026.
- M+S or 3PMSF: winter tire markings explained - M+S (mud and snow) means the tread is designed for mud and snow, but no test is required for the marking. A tire only gets the three-peak mountain snowflake (3PMSF) if it passes a standard snow test. In North Macedonia both markings count as winter tires.
- Tire pressure in cold weather: how much and when to check - Tire pressure drops when it gets cold, by roughly 0.1 bar for every 10 °C. So in winter check it at least once a month, with cold tires, and inflate to the vehicle manufacturer's values, which are on the sticker in the door frame, inside the fuel filler flap or in the handbook.