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Formula Energy 185/55 R15 86H

71 dB

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Formula Energy185/55 R15 86H

71 dB

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Summer

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Formula

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185

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8019227244564

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The New EU Tyre Label?

As part of the Action Plan for Energy Efficiency was first November 2012 introduced the EU tyre label . Henceforth, the motor vehicle tyres are fitted within the European Union with this indicator and inform about the fuel consumption , wet grip and noise classification of each product. For you we have compiled all relevant information.
The tyre label is divided into three different categories , which are measured separately.
1 rolling resistance
The rolling resistance of a tyre directly influenced the fuel consumption of your vehicle. The lower the rolling resistance, the less fuel you consume. The best rating in this category is the letter "A" with the color green , while a red " G" is the weakest of censorship . The letter " D" is not used. From A to G of consumption with each letter to 100km is higher by 0.1 l .
2 wet grip
In the wet adhesion, the braking distance is measured on a wet road . The rating goes from a green " A" to a red "G". However, the letter "D" and "G" are not currently in use. In the evaluation was based on a speed of 80 km / hr. From A to F with each letter of the braking distance will be longer .
3 noise
With the volume of noise is referred to , produced by the tyres when driving. Indicated is the absolute decibel value . The evaluation values ââare divided into three classes which are represented by lines to the right of the illustrated ear. The more lines are black, the louder the tyres. A continuous noise of over 80 decibels can lead to health problems.