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Evergreen Tyres NZ

Shop Evergreen tyres for practical everyday driving, from Dyna Control and Dyna Comfort to Highway Performance and Dyna Terrain AT patterns.

Mobile tyre fitting is available at eligible Auckland home and workplace addresses, subject to address and appointment checks. Installer fitting and delivery are available nationwide.

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Evergreen offers a broad range of passenger, SUV and commercial tyre patterns for drivers looking for a straightforward everyday option. Search by registration first, or use your tyre size or a tyre photo to find the Evergreen products matched to your vehicle.

Evergreen EU728 Dyna Control passenger tyre

Check your car’s tyre size and ratings. Match the full size, load index and speed rating on the tyre placard or in your handbook, along with any required run-flat tyres and carmaker markings. Check front and rear sizes separately. If you’re not sure, ask us.

Which Evergreen range should I look at?

Everyday control and comfort

The catalogue includes Dyna Control and Dyna Comfort patterns for ordinary passenger-car use, including EU728 | DYNA CONTROL, EH228 | DYNA COMFORT and EH226 | DYNA COMFORT.

Pattern names indicate the intended emphasis, but the right choice still depends on the vehicle, tyre size and the driving conditions it sees.

Evergreen range information

Performance and highway patterns

Evergreen's catalogue includes EU72 | ULTRA HIGH PERFORMANCE, EH23 | HIGH PERFORMANCE and Es82 | Highway Performance for shoppers comparing performance-labelled patterns.

The labels describe the pattern family, not a universal fitment or a promise that one model suits every road, vehicle or driver.

Evergreen range information

SUV and terrain use

ES90 | DYNA TERRAIN AT is the captured Evergreen model with an all-terrain designation, giving SUV and 4x4 shoppers a dedicated pattern to compare when their size is available.

A terrain-oriented tread can be a different compromise from a road-focused pattern, so vehicle use and the correct size remain important.

Evergreen range information

Additional comfort pattern

Es83 | Dyna Comfort is another comfort-labelled Evergreen model captured in the current catalogue.

Availability and suitability vary by vehicle and size; search first to see the products matched to the selected vehicle.

Evergreen range information

Current Evergreen models and tyre versions

45 current tyre options; check the full size, ratings and required markings.

Evergreen sizes and current tyre-only prices

Choose fitting or delivery

Free delivery to over 200 authorised installers

Choose your installer at checkout and we’ll send your tyres directly to them. Fitting charges apply separately. Home delivery is a separate paid option; check final charges at checkout.

Installer fitting · Auckland mobile fitting · Home delivery

Evergreen tyre questions

What Evergreen models are shown in the current catalogue?

The captured range includes EU728 | DYNA CONTROL, EU72 | ULTRA HIGH PERFORMANCE, EH228 | DYNA COMFORT, EH226 | DYNA COMFORT, EH23 | HIGH PERFORMANCE, ES90 | DYNA TERRAIN AT, ES880 | DYNA CONTROL, Es82 | Highway Performance and Es83 | Dyna Comfort, plus other captured commercial and size-specific entries.

What does Evergreen's E+ Power Efficiency System mean?

Evergreen uses E+ as the name for a technology platform covering different solutions for longevity, toughness, control, environmental design and safety. It is not a single specification shared identically by every model.

Which Evergreen pattern is for SUV or terrain use?

ES90 | DYNA TERRAIN AT is the captured model with an all-terrain designation. Search by vehicle or tyre size to check whether it is a match for the vehicle being searched.

How should I find the right Evergreen tyre?

Start with the vehicle registration search. If that is not convenient, use the tyre size or upload a clear photo of the tyre sidewall so the available Evergreen matches can be narrowed to the vehicle and size.

Sources and further reading

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