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"Tyre Labelling"
[ "Tyre LabellingIn November 2012, tyre labelling regulations were passed by the European Union (EU), to provide valuable information to the customers regarding the tyre specifications. At our facility, we want all our customers to be properly educated about this regulation, so they can make a right and informed decision while purchasing tyresWhat do tyre labels mean?The primary aim of these labels is to make driving more economical, safer, less noisy and less polluting. To enhance your driving, you need to find the tyres that will suit your driving purpose and requirements. Some tyres offer better gripping on wet roads, while other tyres provide smooth rides even at high speeds. So, with regards to the EU tyre labels, tyres are evaluated on the basis on 3 specific performances:Fuel Efficiency  Rolling resistance of a tyre causes more fuel consumption in the car. The fuel efficiency is displayed on a sliding scale of 7 classes from A-G, A being the best rated and G being the worst rated. The grading of a tyre depicts its contribution to fuel efficiency and carbon dioxide emissions in the environment.Wet Grip performance  This is one of the most important elements to ensure safety, high wet gripping ability of a tyre ensures shorter braking distances. With this grading, customers can check and select what performance they prefer. Wet grip is also shown on the grading scale with 7 classes from A (highest performance)  G (lowest performance). ;External Noise - One of the major causes of noise pollution in the environment is the traffic noise. The EU label indicates the exterior noise level of the car, not the internal (which is heard by the driver), shown in decibels. The labels consist of sound waves and its level of external noise production, ranging from 1-3, 1 being the least noise generator and 3 being highest noise generator.Exceptions from tyre labellingThere are a few kinds of tyres that are not covered under EU Tyre Labels, which are:Tyres built just for racingStudded tyresOff-road tyresRetread tyresTyres with or less than 50 mph speed ratingTemporary spare tyresFor more information about the tyre labelling regulation, you can contact our friendly experts" ]