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A three-peaked mountain with a snowflake (3PMSF).
The 3PMSF pictogram: a three-peaked mountain with a snowflake. Order PJC/528/2026 replaced the special-tyres section of Annex VII, effective from 30 May 2026. This question concerns identification of approved snow tyres, rather than adding studs or any tyre bearing M+S alone.
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A three-peaked mountain with a snowflake (3PMSF).
A sun inside a circle.
An arrow indicating only the direction of rotation.
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