EU Tyre Label
The EU Tyre Label is a mandatory labelling system introduced under EU Regulation 2020/740, retained in UK law post-Brexit. It rates tyres on fuel efficiency (A-E), wet grip (A-E), and external rolling noise in decibels. Tyre retailers must display these labels at point of sale to help customers compare tyre performance.
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Aspect Ratio
The aspect ratio of a tyre is the ratio of its sidewall height to its width, exp...
Bias Ply Tyre
A bias ply tyre has its internal cords arranged in a criss-cross pattern at angl...
DOT Code
The DOT code is a series of characters stamped on the tyre sidewall by the manuf...
ECE Marking
The ECE marking (also called the E-mark) is a regulatory approval stamp on the t...
Homologation
Homologation is the process by which a tyre is certified to meet the specific re...
Load Index
The load index is a numerical code on the tyre sidewall that indicates the maxim...
