Seat Tyres

The Mii is SEAT’s smallest model, a five-door city car that is generally well regarded for being roomy, reliable, safe and in the latest versions, providing high levels of connectivity. Power comes from a three cylinder 1.0 litre petrol engine in either 60 or 75PS form.

This is SEAT’s mid-sized family hatchback and is available as a standard five door rival to something like the Vauxhall Astra, as an estate (the ST version) with a longer load area, or as the sporty Cupra model. All Leon’s are generally regarded to ride and handle well and are very well equipped by the standards of the class in terms of safety and convenience features. It can maintain a safe gap to the cars ahead and behind in a traffic jam, automatically apply the brakes if a pedestrian unexpectedly steps out and you don’t react in time and can do the same if the driver fails to slow in time to a hazard in front.

This is SEAT’s first SUV and another multiple award-winning car. It has an easily-selected 4WD mode which gives it impressive all-weather and rough terrain capability and even if you don’t venture off road this facility will still help you navigate flooded or snowy roads. Given its extra weight over smaller SEATs and that it is more likely to be used by drivers towing a trailer such as a caravan, the Ateca has a wider range of engines including bigger diesels.

Another recent addition to the SEAT portfolio, the Tarraco is a seven seat SUV which combines the best of both worlds, the passenger space of a full-size MPV people carrier with the styling of an off-roader. It has SEAT’s 4Drive all-wheel drive technology for off-road work which helps to make the Tarraco a great car for towing heavy trailers such as a big caravan or horsebox.