"What?s the criteria for testing tyres ?"
"Tyres Alderholt, Tyres Shaftesbury ( 650+ words)"
[ "Whats the criteria for testing tyres ?Most of you will agree that tyres are the most unnoticed and discounted parts of the vehicle. We generally pay attention to the effective working of the engine, suspension, brakes, and other parts, but we hardly pay attention to the working of the tyres. Thats because tyres are seen as tough, robust machines by all. There are so many deterrents on the road for the tyres. On one hand, there are potholes on the roads while at some places the road is patchy and rugged. Small pointed stones or glass shards scattered make the roads worse for the tyres. Despite that these round black inflated rubber tubes take us to our destinations giving us all the comforts in betweenHave you ever thought about how it became possible for these tyres? They bear so much on the roads and still they keep going mile after mile without giving you any reason to complain. Well, tyre manufacturers have these diligent research and development teams that spend years crafting these perfect tyres for you. Theyre working scrupulously to provide you with the tyres Alderholt that provide great handling of your vehicle. Once these tyres are made, they go through rigorous testing. They come on the roads only when they are approved by the authoritiesThese tyres are tested internally by the companies producing them. After that, the worlds best automotive magazines also test and rate them. So thats how you receive these tyres as the final product on your vehicles. Lets gather some more information about the tests conducted on these tyresWhat are the EU Tyre labels?Any tyre that is produced by the company should be labelled. This is mandatory for the tyre manufacturer and theres a law regarding the labelling. This was first brought into practice by European Union and hence the name. The manufacturers must provide information regarding the tyres such as the size, speed rating, load rating, and whether its a snow tyre. This has been done so that the customers can make an informed decision about the tyres they are buying. They must know how safe the product is going to keep them on the roadsThe tyres are rated under various categories when it comes to EU tyre labels. Earlier these tyres were rated in seven classes, but now the tyres are rated from class A to E, with A being the highest and E being the least. Some of these categories are specified belowRating on wet grip;Wet roads are quite slippery and this can prove dangerous for your vehicles. Your tyres need to stick to the roads and get a firm grip on them to keep moving the vehicle ahead. The ratings by EU mainly check how well the tyres Shaftesbury respond when you apply brakes on the wet roadsFuel efficiency of the tyresYoud be surprised to know that tyres consume almost 20% of your fuel from the vehicle. So, you need to choose tyres that have a high fuel efficiency. These tyres also have reduced carbon dioxide emissions. If your tyres are fuel-efficient, theyll need less energy to move on the streets. Quite obvious, your tyres will consume less fuel. You can again find these ratings on the tyres from A to ENoise rating of the tyresThis is another category in which tyres are tested and rated. When tyres roll, they generate some kind of exterior noise. When you choose tyres with a tapered noise, youre contributing to the environment too. These tyres are rated from class A to C. Three classes.There are other categories too under which the tyres are tested. They are checked for hydroplaning, excessive noise, durability, the grip of the tyres when they corner, braking and handling of the vehicle on dry roads, traction, and mileage. When you have such tyres at your service, you dont need to worry at all. You can enjoy your driving" ]