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Fuel efficiency, wet grip and external rolling noise.
Fuel efficiency, related to rolling resistance, wet grip and external rolling noise. It does not rate every aspect of tyre quality or guarantee an exact kilometre lifespan or a universal inflation pressure. The label also identifies tyre size, load-capacity index and speed-category symbol, which require correct interpretation. Snow or ice pictograms may appear when applicable. Rolling resistance is not abrasion resistance.
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Fuel efficiency, wet grip and external rolling noise.
The exact number of kilometres it will last in every use.
One inflation pressure suitable for every vehicle.
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