ECE Marking
The ECE marking (also called the E-mark) is a regulatory approval stamp on the tyre sidewall confirming the tyre meets United Nations Economic Commission for Europe safety standards. It consists of the letter 'E' inside a circle followed by a country code and approval number. Tyres sold in the UK must carry a valid ECE marking to be road-legal.
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