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Wet grip.
The EU label includes energy efficiency through rolling resistance, wet grip and external rolling noise. Wet grip is shown as a performance class related to braking, not a braking distance in metres. The label does not state average lifespan in extreme conditions or recyclable materials. Snow or ice pictograms appear when their requirements are met.
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The recyclable materials used in its manufacture.
Wet grip.
The tyre's average lifespan in extreme environmental conditions.
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