"In Europe, new compulsory tyre labels are introduced on 1 November to help shed light on how tyres perform according to three categories:
braking distance in the wet;
exterior noise;
rolling resistance - which in turn is an indication of fuel economy and thus harmful emissions levels."
Anyone know?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-18870978
Tyre labelling - will this also apply to bike tyres?
Moderator: D-Rider
Tyre labelling - will this also apply to bike tyres?
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No it doesn't apply to bike tyres - at least, not at this stage.
http://www.blackcircles.com/general/tyre-labelling
http://www.blackcircles.com/general/tyre-labelling
Blackcircles website wrote: Are all tyres included?
At present no. Not all tyre categories are covered by the legislation, only the following:
Car tyres
4x4 tyres
Van tyres
Truck tyres
Tyres Not Covered:
So if you are buying racing, professional off road, spare, vintage, re-tread, motorbike or studded tyres, you will not see this label.
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