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Car Tyre, Summer Tyre, Light Commercial Vehicle, Profile 65 %

Car Tyre, Summer Tyre, No, Profile 60 %

Car Tyre, Summer Tyre, No, Speed Index Y (300 km/h)

Car Tyre, No, Profile 65 %

Car Tyre, Summer Tyre, No, Profile 65 %

Car Tyre, Winter Tyres, Summer Tyre, All Season Tyres, No, Light Commercial Vehicle, Profile 65 %, Speed Index R (170 km/h)

Car Tyre, Summer Tyre, No, Profile 55 %

Car Tyre, No

Car Tyre, Speed Index H (210 km/h)

Car Tyre, No, Profile 65 %, Speed Index T (190 km/h)

Car Tyre, Summer Tyre, Profile 60 %

Car Tyre, All Season Tyres, No

Autoreifen, Spike-freie Reifen, Größenverhältnis 65 %

Car Tyre, Winter Tyres, No, Profile 60 %, Speed Index H (210 km/h)

Car Tyre, Summer Tyre, Profile 70 %

Car Tyre
Before purchasing tyres, it's crucial to understand the specific size and specifications required for your vehicle. You can find this information in your vehicle’s manual or on the sidewall of your current tyres. Look for a sequence of numbers and letters, such as 205/55 R16, which indicates the tyre width, aspect ratio, and diameter in ″. Ensuring you select the correct size helps maintain optimal performance and safety.
Your driving conditions greatly influence the type of tyres you need. If you live in an area with distinct seasons, consider investing in season-specific tyres such as winter tyres for icy roads or summer tyres for dry conditions. All-season tyres offer a compromise if you experience mild weather changes, providing reasonable performance throughout the year without needing to switch between sets.
When comparing tyres, pay attention to their performance ratings, which include factors like wet grip, fuel efficiency, and noise level. These ratings help you understand how well a tyre performs under various conditions. For example, a tyre with a high wet grip rating offers better traction on rainy days, enhancing safety. Prioritise what matters most to you based on your driving habits and environment.
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