XLXL (Extra Load)XL (Extra Load) — reinforced for ~11% higher load than standard.
Read more →RPRP (Rim Protector)RP (Rim Protector) — generic rim-guard marking. BFuel efficiency (A–E)Rolling resistance class A (best) to E. Difference between classes — up to 9% in fuel consumption. AWet grip (A–E)Wet braking distance. Class A — shortest, E — longest. The difference can reach 30%. B|73dBNoise level (dB)External rolling noise in decibels. Lower number means quieter tire.3PMSF (Snow grip)3PMSF — certified winter marking. Tire passed EU tests in deep snow.
Read more →EV ReadyOptimized for EVs: higher load, lower rolling resistance, quieter cabin.M+SM+S (Mud & Snow)M+S (Mud & Snow) — for light snow and mud. Not certified; weaker than 3PMSF.
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Some cars take different tire sizes at the front and the rear. Tires on the same axle must always be identical — same brand, model and season; only the front may differ from the rear, and only when the car manufacturer specifies it. A set is 2 front + 2 rear.
I will help you find the right tyres based on your driving needs and budget. You can also ask by car model! Right here in the chat you can also book tyre fitting at our service centres.
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