däckmärkningsramverket

The däckmärkningsramverket, or tire labeling framework, is a system designed to inform consumers about the performance of tires. It provides a standardized way to compare tires based on key environmental and safety characteristics. This labeling system is implemented in various regions, including the European Union.

The primary elements of the tire labeling framework typically include fuel efficiency, wet grip, and external rolling noise. Fuel efficiency is rated on a scale, usually from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient), indicating how much fuel a vehicle might consume when using that particular tire. Wet grip, another crucial safety aspect, is also rated from A to G and reflects the tire's braking performance on wet roads. A higher rating signifies shorter braking distances, which is vital for safety.

External rolling noise is measured in decibels (dB) and is represented by one to three sound waves. Fewer sound waves indicate a quieter tire, which contributes to reduced noise pollution. Some labeling frameworks may also include information related to snow and ice performance, particularly for winter tires, to help consumers make informed choices based on specific driving conditions. The däckmärkningsramverket aims to promote the use of more fuel-efficient and safer tires, contributing to both environmental sustainability and road safety.