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External rolling noise level.
The EU label provides information including rolling resistance (related to fuel efficiency), wet grip and external rolling noise. External noise is different from noise inside the passenger compartment. The label does not provide average service life in extreme environments or a list of recyclable materials.
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External rolling noise level.
Average tyre life in extreme environments.
Recyclable materials used in its manufacture.
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