Rolling Resistance Rating
The rolling resistance rating is the EU tyre label grade (A to E) indicating how much energy the tyre wastes as it rolls. An A-rated tyre can reduce fuel consumption by up to 7.5% compared to an E-rated tyre. Fleet operators increasingly factor this rating into tyre purchasing decisions to reduce overall fuel costs and carbon emissions.
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