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Therefore by choosing low rolling resistance tyres which require less energy and are more fuel efficient, you will use less fuel and save money.

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The speed rating of a tyre is represented by a letter of the alphabet at the end of the tyre size code and indicates the maximum speed capability of the tyre. Tyres receive a speed rating based on a series of tests which measure the tyres capability to handle a set speed for a prolonged period of time. In our branches we are often asked about rain tyres or wet weather tyres that are specifically designed to perform well in wet weather conditions. The tyre tread compound can make a difference to performance in the wet. For example, tyres which contain a high silica or rubber content in their tread compound are found to have increased wet grip properties as well as better adhesion on icy roads. To find your tyres speed rating, look at the sidewall on the tyre and record the last letter. You can use the chart above to identify the speed rating of your tyre. Fuel efficiency is a very important factor when choosing a tyre – the more fuel efficient the more money you will save on fuel. We are often asked in our branches about fuel efficientTyres with excellent wet grip have shorter braking distances on slippery roads and increased aquaplaning resistance, essential for keeping you safe in the rain.

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Any ambiguities in the interpretation of these Terms of Service shall not be construed against the drafting party.Call your local branch FREE on 0800 432 0460 to ask one of National's expert tyre fitters for advice on the best low roll resistance tyres to reduce your fuel bills. Alternatively Ideally you want a tyre which performs well in all three categories, but some factors may be more important to you than others. For example, if you do a lot of driving, fuel efficiency will be very important; if you live somewhere which gets a lot of rain then wet braking performance will be essential. Some tyres are marked with M+S on the sidewall, including all-season and winter tyres. These letters simply stand for the words "Mud" and "Snow" and indicate that the tyre is, according to the manufacturer , a “snow” tyre. However for tyres with only M+S markings performance under winter conditions is not subject to regulatory testing. The pressure unit bar is a European metric unit which has the same value in every country. Kilopascals (kPa) are derived form the SI unit for pressure which is the pascal (Pa), which is also commonly used in Europe. Pounds per square inch (psi or pfsi) are American and British Imperial units and the value is the same in both measurement systems. If a Class 5 or 7 vehicle has a ‘ministry’ plate, you should use the lower axle weight not to be exceeded in Great Britain shown on the ‘ministry’ plate rather than the laden weight shown on the manufacturer’s plate.

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We reserve the right at any time to modify or discontinue the Service (or any part or content thereof) without notice at any time. The first of the two numbers is the nominal section width of the tyre. It is given in millimetres and defines the distance between the inner and outer sidewall of the tyre. For example, 205 means that your tyre is nominally 205 mm wide. If the manufacturer’s plate does not show the laden weight of the axle, you can assume the tyres are suitable, unless it’s beyond doubt that they’re not suitable.The actual speed rating of the tyres currently fitted on your vehicle are moulded onto the sidewall of your tyre at the very end of your tyre’s size code, following the load index. It’s safest to fit the same size and type of tyre, with the same speed rating, on all your wheels. Find out more: Ever wondered what the letters and numbers mean on the side of your tyre sidewall? Tyre markings serve an important purpose, one of the most crucial being the tyre speed rating. The speed rating of your tyre is the maximum speed that tyre can handle and is essential when it comes to tyre safety. Go over the speed limit, and you could be risking your safety, as well as that of passengers and other road users.

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Tyres are rated A – E; A being the shortest braking distances in the wet, E being the longest braking distance in the wet. If a tyre has only one load index marked, then that index refers to use in single formation. Such tyres can be used in dual formation by applying the following formula:

If you look at the sidewall of your tyre, you will notice numerous alphanumeric codes and symbols. What do those tyre markings mean? If you use tyres with winter capacities (marked 3PMSF : either winter tyres or All Season Tyres), the speed rating may be lower than that of your summer tyres or the original tyre fitted to your vehicle. I’m looking to convert tire pressures more precisely, do you have a larger conversion table which more digits or can you suggest a conversion tool which allows more digits in the readings?