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Summer tyres are designed to provide you with excellent performance when temperatures are above 7°c as a rule of thumb, but not at temperatures lower than that. By comparison, All-Season tyres are a hybrid category engineered with an intermediate rubber compound and a versatile tread pattern to provide a balanced compromise of safety and performance on dry, wet, and lightly snow-covered roads across a broad temperature range typically between -10°C and 30°C.. Irish drivers primarily use summer tyres year-round due to the country's temperate climate, which rarely experiences the sustained freezing temperatures or heavy snowfall that necessitate specialized winter tyres.

An SUV tyre is a specialized tyre engineered to meet the unique demands of Sport Utility Vehicles, which are typically heavier, taller, and more versatile than standard passenger cars.

XL – Extra Load (stronger casing, higher pressure capability

FR (Felgen Ripen) / FP (Fringe Protector) / MFS (Maximum Flange Shield): These are all markings that indicate the tire has a special rim protection flange or extended rubber profile running around its circumference. This acts as a buffer to help protect the wheel rim from mechanical damage, such as scuffs and scrapes caused by rubbing against a kerb.
SealTech (SCT): This refers to Goodyear's self-sealing technology, where a special compound or isolation layer inside the tire automatically seals punctures of up to 5 mm in diameter within the tread area. This allows drivers to continue their journey without having to immediately stop or change the tire after a minor puncture, serving as a practical alternative to a spare tire.
EVR (Electric Vehicle Ready): This logo (or EDR for Original Equipment) on the sidewall indicates that the tire is optimized and compatible for use on electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs). These tires incorporate technologies like low rolling resistance to maximize range, SoundComfort technology for reduced interior noise, and Mileage Plus technology to handle the increased weight and torque of EVs, which can otherwise lead to faster wear.

Manufacturer-Specific Markings (Homologations)
These markings indicate the tire was developed specifically in partnership with a car manufacturer to match a particular vehicle's handling and safety characteristics:
AO: Audi Original
MO / MOE / MOExtended: Mercedes-Benz Original (MOE/MOExtended specifically refers to run-flat versions for Mercedes).
VOL: Volvo Original
LR: Land Rover Original
AR: Alfa Romeo Original
J: Jaguar Original
N0: Porsche Original
MGT: Maserati Original (often also used for specific high-performance Aston Martin or luxury models).

LOAD AND SPEED RATINGS BRIEFLY EXPLAINED
LOAD RATING  (the number)
This number tells you how much weight ONE tyre can safely carry
The higher the number, the more weight it supports
All four tyres together must safely support the full vehicle weight

Rule: Always match or exceed the vehicle’s required load rating.
Rule: Never fit a lower speed rating than the manufacturer specifies.

All Versions

215 60 17 96H
215 60 17 96V
215 60 17 100H XL
215 65 17 99V
225 60 17 99H
225 60 17 99V
225 65 17 102H
225 65 17 106V XL
235 55 17 99H
235 55 17 99V
235 60 17 102V
235 65 17 104V
235 65 17 108H XL
235 65 17 108V XL
245 65 17 111H XL
255 60 17 106V
265 65 17 112H
285 65 17 116V