"How to buy tyres according to the EU label?"
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[ "All vehicles which are sold in the European Union must have mandatory tyre labels that include fuel efficiency, wet grip ratings, and detailed information on external noise. A new EU Dunlop tyres Airdrie tyre labeling policy, which has been in place since May 1, 2021, provides more detailed information regarding specific tyres and includes heavy truck tyres. The purpose of the opportunity is to make purchasers more conscious of their tyres and how they influence the environment. The government focuses more and more on lowering carbon emissions from car tyresAs a result, tyres sold in the European Union have three distinct markings: Wet grip is marked by a red G, while fuel efficiency is represented by an A (best) (worst). Finally, the level of external noise is expressed in decibels (dB)The European Union pictogram tyre labeling is straightforward and provides information on the three most essential components of a tyre's performance. It will be much easier for you to decide which tyres will give you increased road efficiency and enhanced road safety if you can understand themFuel efficiency;Fuel efficiency represents the tyre rolling resistance. It depicts the amount of energy lost when a tyre is rolling owing to regular wear and tear. Reduced rolling resistance tyres provide a higher energy rating and give better fuel efficiency. If you want to buy a tyre that burns less petrol and gets better mileage, consider the tyre's fuel efficiencyFuel usage is significant from both an economic and environmental aspect and the fact that low fuel use has a positive impact on the car's CO2 emissions. Low-rolling-resistance tyres are the most energy-efficient because they require less power  and thus less gasoline  to move.Wet gripWhen you have to drive on a wet road, then a wet grip is crucial. The wet grip replicates stopping distances between the tyres in wet conditions. The wet grip rating ranges from class A to E, indicating how well the tyre will perform in wet circumstances. On wet roads, a high grade means short braking distancesExternal noise;The external noise rating aims to make drivers more aware of the noise pollution that a tyre produces. The goal is to reduce traffic noise on the roads. It's represented by black sound waves, with one representing the quietest tyres and three representing the loudest, and it's measured in decibels and labeled A through CThe European union tyres also come with additional pictograms, which include pictograms referring to performance in severe snow circumstances and grip in icy situations, if appropriate, to assist purchasers in selecting the perfect set of snow and icy tyres that will ensure their safetyThe gripping snow pictogram will be displayed for winter and all-season tyres that have been tested in harsh snow conditions and deliver the required performance. It will be different for all tyres, allowing you to select the tyre that is best suited for you in snowy conditionsThe ice grip symbol will be displayed for winter tyres that perform exceptionally well on ice, as evidenced by a specific grip test. These tyres are designed for ice-covered and compacted snow-covered roads and should only be used in extreme weather situationsIn less severe climates, using ice grip or snow tyres may result in poor performance, notably in wet grip, steering, and wear. Because these Tyres Airdrie are built for extreme circumstances and perform best in those, you should avoid using them in typical situations" ]