Beaurepaires tyre prices come with an important piece of context that most reviews skip: Beaurepaires is owned by Goodyear (through Goodyear & Dunlop Tyres Australia), and in 2024 Goodyear announced a major rationalisation that closed or divested a large portion of the once ~240-store company-owned network. The brand and website continue, and stores still trade, but the footprint is smaller than it was. Here’s how its pricing and deals stack up in 2026 — and what to verify first.

Prices, promotions and store availability below are a guide as at 2026 and change constantly. Beaurepaires’ network has been restructured since 2024, so confirm your nearest store is open and check the current fitted price and deal terms directly.

Who owns Beaurepaires and why does it matter?

Beaurepaires is part of Goodyear’s Australian business, which also owns the Dunlop consumer brand locally. That ownership shapes the range: you’ll find Goodyear and Dunlop front and centre, alongside other brands the group distributes. If you already like Goodyear or Dunlop tyres, Beaurepaires is a natural place to buy them, often with brand-funded deals attached.

The 2024 restructure matters for one practical reason: store coverage is patchier than it used to be, particularly outside the major metros. Before you build a plan around a Beaurepaires deal, use the store locator to confirm there’s still a trading store near you.

What are Beaurepaires’ tyre prices like in 2026?

Beaurepaires sits in the mainstream mid-to-premium bracket, similar to Bob Jane, Tyrepower and JAX. Its pricing is competitive on Goodyear and Dunlop lines — especially when a percentage-off or gift-card promotion is running — and it stocks budget options too. As with any chain, the sticker rarely beats buying the same tyre online, so the fitted, out-the-door total is what counts.

These are indicative 2026 passenger figures; SUV, 4WD and low-profile sizes cost more. Compare on cost per kilometre, not just the lowest quote — a longer-lasting tyre can be cheaper per kilometre even at a higher sticker.

What deals does Beaurepaires run?

Beaurepaires’ promotions historically centre on Goodyear and Dunlop, and typically include:

• Percentage-off campaigns — for example, 15% off selected Goodyear or Dunlop tyres.
• Buy 3 Get 1 Free runs on selected Dunlop and Goodyear ranges.
• Gift-card and cashback bonuses tied to buying a set of four.
• Motoring-club member perks — Beaurepaires has partnered with clubs such as NRMA to offer benefits like free puncture repairs and wheel balancing for members.

If you’re a motoring-club member, those extras can be worth more than a small sticker discount over the life of the tyres. And as with any bundle, sanity-check a Buy-3-Get-1 against four individually priced tyres — the logic is in are Buy-3-Get-1-Free deals actually good value?

Does Beaurepaires handle fleet and commercial?

Yes — fleet and commercial servicing has long been a Beaurepaires strength, backed by Goodyear’s commercial and truck-tyre business. For business buyers, fleet accounts can bring negotiated pricing and consolidated servicing across locations. If tyres are a work expense, also read can you claim tyres on tax for a work ute? (and confirm with your accountant).

What’s included with fitting at Beaurepaires?

A standard fit covers mounting, balancing, new valves and disposal, with wheel alignment charged separately (around $80–$100 for a passenger car in 2026 — see wheel alignment costs). Ask for the total fitted price and check it against what’s actually included in a fitting price so a disposal levy or balancing fee isn’t added at the end. Whatever you fit, stay at or above your car’s placard load and speed rating.

Bottom line: Beaurepaires is the place to buy Goodyear and Dunlop with brand-backed deals and handy club-member perks, and it remains strong for fleet and commercial. The catch in 2026 is coverage — the network shrank after Goodyear’s 2024 restructure — so confirm a store is still trading near you, then judge it on the fitted total like any other chain.

Frequently asked questions

Is Beaurepaires still open in 2026?

Beaurepaires still trades and its website is live, but Goodyear restructured the network from 2024, closing or divesting a large share of the previously ~240 company-owned stores. Coverage is patchier than it was, so check the store locator to confirm a trading store near you.

Who owns Beaurepaires?

Beaurepaires is owned by Goodyear through Goodyear & Dunlop Tyres Australia. That’s why its range leans on Goodyear and Dunlop tyres, often with brand-funded deals.

Does Beaurepaires do member discounts?

Yes — it has offered motoring-club member perks (for example with NRMA), such as free puncture repairs and wheel balancing. Confirm current member benefits with the store, as offers change.

Are Beaurepaires prices competitive?

They’re mainstream mid-to-premium and most competitive on Goodyear and Dunlop when a promotion is running. As with any chain, compare the fitted total against buying the same tyre online plus fitting.

Does Beaurepaires do fleet and commercial tyres?

Yes. Fleet and commercial servicing is a long-standing Beaurepaires strength, backed by Goodyear’s commercial and truck-tyre operations, with negotiated pricing for business accounts.

Sources: Beaurepaires / Goodyear & Dunlop Tyres Australia; Inside Retail, Drive and Tyrepress reporting on Goodyear’s 2024 Beaurepaires rationalisation; OzBargain Beaurepaires deals archive. Pricing and store availability are indicative for 2026 — confirm with the retailer.