Noise Rating
The noise rating on the EU tyre label indicates the external rolling noise produced by the tyre, measured in decibels (dB). It is displayed as a sound wave icon with one, two, or three bars representing quiet, moderate, and loud. Lower noise tyres contribute to reduced road noise pollution and a quieter cabin experience.
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