HANKOOK
HANKOOK KINERGY 4S2 (H750) 225/55 R18 98V
Available as 2 offers
The same tyre from different batches — choose by price, production year (DOT) and stock. You can order from several rows at once.
DOT 2022
Lowest price3 in stock
Product ID 123930 · Article code 1027010DOT22
126,53 €/ pc
DOT 2026
Newest10 in stock
+32 from the factory, 14-21 days
Product ID 19346 · Article code 1027010 · EAN 8808563508634
142,02 €/ pc
HANKOOK KINERGY 4S2 (H750) — all-season tyre in size 225/55 R18, load rating 98 (750 kg per tyre), speed rating V (up to 240 km/h). Wet grip on the EU label B, fuel efficiency C, pass-by noise 72 dB (B). Carries the 3PMSF marking, so it is legal as a winter tyre in Estonia. Production year: 2026.
- Size
- 225/55 R18
- Season
- All-season
- Load index
- 98
- Speed
- V
- Wet grip
- B
- Fuel efficiency
- C
- Production year
- 2026
- Runflat
- No
- Weight
- 11.692 kg
- Article code
- 1027010
- Product ID
- 19346
- EAN
- 8808563508634
Need tyre fitting too? Add tyre fitting to your order or see the price list.
Frequently asked questions
- Will this tyre fit my car?
- It fits if your manufacturer permits the size 225/55 R18. You will find the correct size on the tyre sidewall, inside the fuel flap or in the owner's manual. The load rating 98 (750 kg) and speed rating V (240 km/h) must be at least what the manufacturer requires.
- Can this tyre be used in Estonian winters?
- Yes. It is a all-season tyre carrying the 3PMSF marking, which is what Estonia requires of a winter tyre. Winter tyres are mandatory from 1 December to 1 March.
- What does fitting cost?
- For this diameter (17–18"), a full change is 50,00 € for a car and 60,00 € for an SUV or van, per set. Disposal of the old tyres is free. You can add fitting to your order.
- When will I get the tyres?
- Tyres in stock can be collected from 3 locations across Estonia or sent by courier (12,40 €). Orders below 200,00 € carry a small-order fee.
- Is this tyre in stock?
- Yes — 10 available right now.
- What year was this tyre made?
- This tyre was made in 2026. An unused tyre is still new some years later, but the production year is worth knowing.